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Deadlines event publication: before the 20th of every month.
Information and publication of events: Stephen Serenelli tel./fax (306) 922-1831 or Internet E-mail or write to: 978-2nd Street East,
Prince Albert,
Saskatchewan S6V 0G4
Canada
index --- MUSEUMS
Prince Albert Historical Museum (10 River Street East)will be open mid May to August from 10:00 am to 6:00pm daily, Sundays until 9:00pm. Tea room and balcony overlooking river on upper level. For tours or for more information call 953-4863 or 764-2992.
John Diefenbaker House Museum (246-19 Street West) open mid May until Labour Day from 10:00 am to 6:00pm, and Sundays to 9:00pm. For tours or information call 953-4863 or 764-2992.
Rotary Museum of Police and Corrections (3700-2nd Avenue West- across from the Tourist Information Centre) will be open for viewing from mid May to Labour Day. Interesting displays on corporal punishment, weapons, daring escape attempts. Hours 10:00am to 8:00pm daily.
Evolution of Education Museum (3700-2nd Avenue West) will be open for viewing from mid May to Labour Day. The Claytonville School house was moved to this site and displays a one-room school house of the early 1900s. Hours 10:00am to 8:00pm daily.
index --- EVENTS
Rotary of Prince Albert
75th Anniversary Mural 1995
Home of
Three Prime Ministers
Laurier, King and Diefenbaker
28 St. E. and 2 Ave. E,
Prince Albert
(photo Stephen Serenelli © 1998)
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Margo Fournier Centre Fitness Programs: Noon Hour Step, Mon, Wed, Thurs - 12:15-12:45pm. Evening Aerobics cancelled until September. Easy Adult Fitness Program Mon, Wed, 10:00-11:00am. Noon Hour Basketball, Mon to Fri 11:30 am-1:00pm. Drop In Volleyball, Mon 8:00-9:00pm. Co-Ed Volleyball League runs from May to August. 12 Team limit, Registration Required. Family Gym Night, Sat 4:00-6:00pm. Morning Step cancelled until September. Check out new Youth Activities Centre (8-20 years) open Thursday Friday 3:30-9:00pm, Saturday and Sunday from 1:00-5:00pm. Pool table, concession, computers, TV, VCR and Movies, always with adult supervision. Hours may be subject to change. Gym time available for groups (10 or More) please call for rates and times. If you are interested in Weight Training Sessions, Country Dancing or other activities, or for more information about any of the programs, please call the Margot Fournier Centre 953-4816. Centre Hours of Operation: Monday to Friday 8:00am-9:00pm, Saturday, Sunday, Stat Holidays 1:00pm to 5:00pm.
Seniors Activities at the Kinsmen Heritage Centre (115-12th Street West). Monday to Saturday from 1:00-5:00pm. Daily activities: Monday, Wednesday and Friday - carpet bowling, shuffleboard, billiards, and lunch. Tuesday - whist bridge; Thursday kaiser and bridge; Saturday - cribbage. Special Events: Every second Friday - Dancing from 8:00pm to midnight. Last Tuesday of month: Senior Songsters from 10:30-11:30am. Every 4th Thursday: Potluck Suppers from 5:30-8:30pm. Every 1st Wednesday - Birthday Party and Dance 2:00pm. Every 2nd Wednesday - monthly S.S.A.I. Meeting at 2:00pm. For more information call 953-4826.
Frank Dunn Pool - Registrations are now open for Children's Summer Swimming Lesson Program scheduled for 29 June to 22 August. After May 30, register directly at pool. Public swimming every night of the week 7:30-9:00pm. Wednesday Adult and family night. Saturday and Sunday Public Swim 1:00-3:00pm and 6:30-8:30, Adult and Family Swim from 3:00-5:00pm. Adult Lane Swims Sunday from 12:00-1:00pm. Tuesday and Sunday is "toonie night" - two children or two students for $2. Diving Club Saturdays and Sundays from 5:00-6:30pm. To join contact Frank Dunn 764-3881. Aquasize Classes will resume in September. For more information or to register for any of these programs, call the pool office 953-4829.
Marion Aquatic Programs: Public Swimming: 7:30-9:00pm Monday to Friday. Monday is adults only, swimming lessons also available. To register, come Monday and Tuesday from 7:30 to 9:00pm. Friday is Family Swim. Aquasize Evening Classes Monday and Wednesday at 5:30, Tuesday and Thursday at 4:00pm. Therapeutic Aquasize on Monday and Wednesday at 10:30 am. Registration required. Noon swim Tuesdays and Thursdays 11:45-12:40, must purchase pass. Now taking registration for: Aqua Leader Course June 29 and 30 from 4:30 to 9:30pm and July 2 from 10:00am to 4:00pm. Requires Bronze Medallion and minimum age 14 years old. Limited space available, registration deadline June 19. For more information or to register, drop in on Monday and Tuesday evenings or call the office 764-2556.
June to August: Start Planning your trip to Candle Lake now. The United Church Camp Capawingo will be celebrating its 50th Anniversary with a Campers Reunion weekend scheduled for August 1 and 2 at Candle Lake. All past and present Camp Capawingo enthusiasts are invited to attend to relive their Capawingo days. Activities include swimming, singing, eating, campfire gatherings and church. Everyone is welcome to attend. For more information, please call Barry Read 763-1108.
June to August: New Skateboard Park opens and will run until end of August. Located in the South Stewart Arena Parking Lot at PAEX Grounds. Ramps, fun boxes, half-pipe ramp, and more for skateboarders all ages. Some supervision provided, bring your own skateboard and safety equipment. Waivers will have to be signed and returned to use facilities. For more information call Margot Fournier Center 953-4816.
June to August: YWCA is now accepting registration for its annual Taste of Saskatchewan Homemade Wine Tasting Competition to be held September 25 at the Marlboro Inn. Application forms for entry are now available from YWCA. All entrants must pre-register. For more information/entries call the YWCA 763-8571.
June TBA: Nature P.A. - Wildflower walk usually held at the Burt residence, will take place after the first good rainfall. Also in the program is the annual walk around MacDowell Bog. An interesting view of nature - wild orchids and other special flora and fauna. If there is no rain, walk is not interesting. Again, walk will be after the first good rainfall. For more information on either of these events, contact Pam Burt 764-8922.
June 1: Cansurmont Pot Luck Picnic at the Lloyd Acreage. For more information call the Cancer Society at 764-4808.
June 1 : Children ages 6 and up who can read independently can register for the Treasure Trove Activities Contest. For more information call or drop into the Library 763-8496.
June 1 to September: United Church Women invitation to Women for participation in proposed Wellness Workshop tentatively planned for October 3, sponsored by the Women of Calvary United Church for Women. Wellness: Body, Mind and Soul is the title of the workshop, leadership will be provided by Rev. Dawn Roke (Regina) - massage therapist, Winona Sennar - therapist, and Rev. Sandy Scott. To make this event happen, please register or express interest by calling Ruby Andrusiak tel. 764-2425. Depending on response, other issues of interest or concern to women may also be explored in future workshops.
June 1-5: Annual Law Enforcement Torch Run Week. Join this local non profit organization in a week of events with proceeds to the Special Olympics Society of Saskatchewan. June 2 - Torch Run Day - more than 75 runners from all P.A. Law Enforcement agencies will be leaving from Memorial Square at 7:30am on the way to Saskatoon. They will be escorted with lights and sirens up 2nd Avenue and out of town. The run will end in Saskatoon at 4:30pm at City Hall when they hand over the torch to Saskatoon City Police. Donations and pledges welcome and can be dropped off at Prince Albert City Police Station, local RCMP detachment, or SERM P.A. Field Office. June 4th have coffee at Madison Inn, Vera's Cafe Marlboro Inn, Sears Cafeteria, Carlton Bakery in Prince Albert, Mom's Cafe in Meath Park, Country Crossroads in Wakaw, and Riverside Cafe in St. Louis. A portion of the coffee sales in these restaurants will be donated to the Torch Run.
June 1: The Prince Albert Wood Turner's Guild was formed to help promote and advance the art of wood turning. The Guild meets the first Monday of each month at 7:00 p.m. at SIAST Woodland Campus, Carpentry Shop. Anyone interested can join or come and find out about the Guild. Guests and members provide programs. The Guild also hosts special events, shows and educational sessions throughout the year. For more information contact Doug Corrigal 763-2135.
June 2: Prince Albert Chapter of Aglow of Canada, non denominational Christian Womens Group windup coffee and desert meeting at the Thriftlodge, Banquet Room, at 6:45. Guest speaker Darlene Prychak, from Saskatoon will speak on the power of the holy spirit and how god is setting women free from bondage. Please call in advance if you wish to come but everyone is welcome. For more information call Darlene Settee at 764-2570 or Lavina Basaraba 763-2115. Next meeting September 1.
June 2: Prince Albert Scandinavian Club meeting at the Multicultural Centre (19-11th Street West). Anyone interested is welcome to attend. Please use back door entrance. For more information call Carl 763-5351 or Lin 764-4913.
June 2: 37th Annual AGM Co-Operative Health Centre, cafeteria of the Co-op Store, Central Avenue entrance. Registration from 6:00-7:00pm, supper at 6:30, meeting starts at 7:00pm. Supper tickets $7.50/person. Guest speaker from the Saskatoon Chapter of the Council for Canadians. For more information call the centre 763-6464.
June 3, 10, 17, 24: Prince Albert Road Runners fun runs all summer until October, every Wednesday. Everyone welcome, runs paced to the slowest or newest runner to help encourage new members. Meet at Cosmo Lodge, Little Red River Park at 6:00, run starts around 6:15. No fees, just come out and meet club members and fellow enthusiasts. For more information call Murray at 953-5670 work, or home 764-2913.
June 3: Mid-Pro Rock and Gem Society bimonthly meetings (first wednesday and third Friday from September to June) at the Prince Albert Arts Centre (1010 Central Avenue) 7:00pm. Anyone interested in taking up a lapidary (rock hounding) hobby is welcome to attend. Club members also give lessons and demonstrations every Thursday evening from 7:00 to 9:00pm and the club has a complete workshop for member's use. For more information call Doug Hodgin 764-1049. Scheduled for June: Gravel Pit Picnic - all Rock Hounds invited to come. Place, date and time TBA. For more information call Doug Hodgin 764-1049.
June 3, 6, 10, 13, 17, 20, 24, 27: Farmers Market open from 7:00am to noon (every Wednesday and Saturday until October), fresh produce, baking and crafts. Wednesday in Memorial Square 1084 Central Avenue, Saturday 6th Avenue and 10th Street East (outside PAEX entrance). For more information call Flo Osler 929-2144.
June 4 and 18: Nature P.A. walk meets at the Diefenbaker Bridge at 6:30pm. There is limited parking close to Diefenbaker bridge on Hwy 55 East. Walk will go along the new trail of woodshavings along North bank of River leading to Little Red River Park. Lots of interesting birds and flowers. For more information call Pam Burt 764-8922.
June 5-7: Big Chucks and Big Trucks racing at the PAEX grandstand. Sponsored by Anderson Livestock and the P.A. Exhibition Association. Showtimes: Friday and Saturday 7:00pm; Sunday 2:00pm. For more information call the Exhibition Office 764-1711.
June 6: Pineview Lodge Annual Anniversary Tea and Silent Auction will be held in the Garden at Pineview Lodge from 2:00-4:00pm: For more information call the Lodge 764-1201 or Ortha Hunt 764-4794.
June 6-7: Blue Knights SK III (international Police Motorcycle Club) Annual Toy Ride, this year is from Prince Albert to the La Ronge Hospital. Leaving in groups from the Madison Inn, Saturday from 9:00-10:00am. Registration Fee - one new toy suitable for children up to age 12. Riders will have chances to compete for prizes in the Poker Run from Weyakwin to LaRonge and other events. Toy presentation to the Children's Ward, La Ronge Hospital will be Saturday afternoon. If you are not a biker but would like to donate a new toy, please bring it to the Madison Inn Saturday from 9:00-10:00am. Pancake Breakfast Sunday before starting for home. Camping available at Nut Point Campgrounds. Proceeds from the run go towards the purchase of a VCR for the Children's Ward. Anyone with a Motorcycle is invited to participate in this event. For more information call Ed Herr 763-7878.
June 7-8: 4-H Finished Beef Show and Sale at the PAEX. Approximately 175 4-H'rs from Prince Albert and area come together to compete in their knowledge of 4-H. Sunday: show at noon, Challenge Cup at 7:30pm. Monday shows start at 8:30am, awards at 4:00pm, banquet at 6:00pm and sale at 7:00pm. For more information call the Exhibition office 764-1711.
June 9: Sports Woman of the Year Award Annual Banquet at the P.A. Exhibition Centre. Guest Speaker Carol Beck. Cocktails 6:30, Dinner 7:30, Irish Dancers will provide entertainment. Sports Woman of the year, Amanda MacDonald, will be honored for her achievements in Racquet Ball. Tickets $20/person (before June 5), available at Gene's Cycle, Source for Sports. Tickets/information also from Gail Smith 764-8435 and Sharon Gosselin 763-4150.
June 9: Prince Albert Plastic Modellers Society meets every second Tuesday at 7:30 in the Margo Fournier Centre. If enough interest, also during the summer months. Everyone welcome but under 16, please bring a parent. Demonstrations, guest speakers and more. For information call Jon Hopper 922-8695, Patrick Elkington 764-4840 or Max Wasyliw 763-0956.
June 9: Open House and Information Night at the Ecole Valois from 7:00-9:00pm, for the Micro-Franco preschool and kindergarten. Anyone interested is welcome to attend.
June 5-7 19-21: Red Cross OCH and S Approved Combined First Aid and CPR levels A, B and C, at the Red Cross Building. Pre-registration is required.
June 10: P.A. Chamber of Commerce windup noon meeting at P.A. Golf and Curling Club, speaker Anne Lockie, Senior VP General Manager Saskatchewan District, Royal Bank. Next meeting in September. For more information or for reservations call Chamber Office 764-6222.
June 10: Mobile Blood Donor Clinic at the P.A. Exhibition Centre. Times 12:30-4:30 and 6:00-8:00pm. Donors requested to bring 2 pieces of identification. Prizes and refreshments. For more information call Brenda Downie 763-7527.
June 12-14: Northern Image Photographers present Weekend in the Woods Five, at McPhee Lake. Slide shows, instruction and guided group tours through McPhee and Waskesiu Lake areas will guarantee great photos. Tent, trailer and RV sites available at Marcel's Campground. Registration Fee $85 includes Park fees, tour transportation and meals. Bring camera gear, film and a desire to improve your photography. For registration/information, call Geoff Payton 922-3394 or Dori 763-8758.
June 13: Volunteers are needed for the Emergency Social Service of Registration and Enquiries. Volunteers will help in times of disasters such as forest fires, blizzards, industrial accidents and will assist in reuniting families, registering evacuees,and locating missing persons after a disaster. Ability to speak Crede or Dene would be an asset. Interested volunteers are encouraged to attend a workshop at the Red Cross Building from 9:00am to 5:00pm. Registrations/information call the Red Cross at 1-800-822-7339.
June 13: Just Dance will be presented by Backstage Dance Company, at Ecole Valois. Showtime is 7:00pm. For tickets/information, call the Studio at 763-2299.
June 13-14: Red River Equestrian Centre Show (Highway 2 North, 3 miles north 1/2 mile east of P.A., 1st right after Smokey the Bear). Open to all contestants, and will be held rain or shine. Pre registration preferred but also available from 8:00-10:00am on show days. Entry Fees $5/class. Western Day Saturday, English Day Sunday. Great prizes, refreshments available, spectators welcome. For more information call 763-3434 daily from 8:00am-8:00pm.
June 14: Mid-Pro Rock and Gem Society Gravel Pit Picnic at Lily Plain Gravel Pit, (Highway 302, two miles past Lily Plain Hall). All Rock Hounds invited. Meet at South Hill Mall parking lot at 10:00am, beside the ice cream stand. Picnic lunch provided by club, bring your own lawnchair, and if you don't like paper plates and plastic, bring eating utensils. An interesting day of rock picking, games and fun for all. If you need a ride or require more information, call Doug Hodgin 764-1049.
June 14: Prince Albert Road Runners presents the Longest Day Race (Timex Race Series #3) Competition Run. Saskatchewan Athletics Sanctioned 5km and 10km run starts and ends on MacIntosh Drive, in front of front door of Berezowski School. Pre-registration preferred by phone or fax to Phil Banwarth 763-8362, school 764-5506, fax 764-0322. Also Registration Table on run day, opens at 8:00am, race starts at 9:00am sharp. Fees: all youth 16 and under $5, adult club members $15, adult non members $20. Fees include race and reception at Madison Inn 11:00am, room 125. Entry forms available at sponsoring sports stores Fresh Air Experience, Gene's Cycle, Source for Sports, California Fitness and Bata Athletes World. Lots of good food and prizes at the reception.
June 15: P.A. Christian Women's After 5 Club meets at the Golf and Curling Club at 7:00 pm. Enjoy a delicious dinner. Carrie McCoshen, Program Supervisor with Parks and Recreation will let you know what is happening in Prince Albert during the summer. Guest speaker, Eleanor Beaumont of Saskatoon will share her personal pilgrimage which includes her love of life, family and travel. Music by Carlton High School Student Tara Miller. Dinner reservations by June 12 please, $10.25 per person. Contact Dee at 922-8673 or Colleen 763-6839. Everyone welcome.
June 17: Prince Albert Health District Open Public Meeting at 1521-6th Avenue West (formerly Conway Court) at 2:00pm. Everyone welcome. For more information call Health Board Office 953-0500 or email: Curtis Boechler
June 20: County Gospel Jambouree at the Vintage Power Musuem (Hwy 11 and West Central Road). Featuring 11 guest artists, including Prince Albert's own Cottonpickers and Tribal Trails, shows from 10:00am unti 8:00pm. Food and refreshments available. Free Entrance, everyone welcome, but bring your own lawn chair and umbrella. Supper will be from 6:00pm on. For more information call LLoyd Glass 922-3191.
June 21: Annual Founders Day Celebrations on the river bank. Church Services 11:00am, Opening Ceremonies 1:00pm. Duck race, water craft races, mud volleyball, pet tricks/show, entertainment, food, fireworks, games and more. For more information call Don Mitchell 922-6066.
June 26-27: Veselka, the Prince Albert and District Ukrainian Culture and Heritage Club, is pleased to announce Zabava 98 Celebrations at the Prince Albert Exhibition Centre. Friday: Evening Social 6:00pm, Exhibition Center Building,$3.00/person. Ukrainian music, singers and dancers, cash bar and food booth. Saturday: Daytime Activities: 1:00 to 5:00pm: bread baking in outdoor clay oven. All Day music, singers and dancers, craft displays/sales, Beer Gardens, food booth. Evening: Banquet, Entertainment Dance in Exhibition Center Bldg, starts 6:00. Tickets $20.00/person. Entertainment following supper, Dance starts 9:00pm with Sask. Polka Kings from Yorkton. Zabava Entertainers include P.A. Barveenok Ukrainian Dancers; Meath Park Ukrainian Dancers; Yellow Creek Ukrainian Dancers; Wakaw Ukrainian Dancers; Tavria Dancers (Regina); Zirka Dancers (Calmar, Alberta); Willie Hunchak, Tsymbali (Winnipeg); Maryna Singers (Winnipeg); Sask. Polka Kings (Yorkton). For more information call John or Marj Bodnarchuk 763-1220 or email: j.bodnarchuk@sk.sympatico.ca
June 26: P.A. Golf and Curling Club LobsterFest will be held in the Cosmopolitan Room. Lobster, Steak Lobster, or Steak dinner. Tickets available at the club, everyone welcome. For more information, drop in or call the club 763-8402, ask for the office.
June 27: Last Evening Clinic at the Co-operative Health Centre until August 31. For more information call the centre at 763-6464.
June 30: Deadline for registration for the Wood Turning Symposium to be held from July 24-26, SIAST Carpentry Shop. Registration Fee is $165 for the three day symposium. Space is limited, call Doug Corrigal 763-2135 to register or for more information.
index --- THEATRE
June and July: Registrations are now open for the Stage by Stage Summer Theatre Program (children ages 7-18). There will be two sessions at Performing Arts Warehouse from July 6-31. This two week summer school covers dance, voice and acting. Theme is Beauty and the Beast. Registration required, limited space available, please register soon. For registration/information call Jan Cash 922-2287 or Office 764-5353.
June 9-10: The Carlton Drama 20/30 class will present William Shakespeare's classic tragedy Macbeth in the Carlton Gold Gym at 7:30pm. The public is to enter the school via the 6th avenue East door entrance. The doors will open at 7:00pm and the admission is $5. Plan now to attend and enjoy the power and passion of Shakespearean theatre presented on a thrust stage. Support high school theatre....you may be pleasantly surprised! For further information contact David Zulkoskey at 922-3115 Ext. 330.
June 15: Ticket Sales open for the Broadway North Musical Crazy for You at the old powerhouse theatre, August 4-15. Tickets $20, performance starts at 7;30pm. Matinees $15 (Aug 7 14 only) showtime 2:00pm. Tickets on sale at Canadian Tire. For more information call Cindy Stahl 764-5352.
For more info on theatre please visit:
Performing Arts Warehouse
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index --- EXHIBITIONS
Amy's On Second - 2990-2nd Avenue West
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June: Paintings by Pamela Burrill.
Digger's Roadhouse - 2901-2nd Avenue West
until June 20: Northern Image Photographers Group Exhibition.
Grace Campbell Gallery - 125-12th Street East
until June 16: Tiger Lily Artists Association, a group of artists from Melfort and area display oils, watercolours pen and ink and pencil sketches with Saskatchewan themes.
June 19 to July 28: Local artist Grant Moore exhibits his paintings.
Little Gallery - 1010 Central Ave. Tel. 763-7080
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until June 23: Wood Works - a display of carvings and wood turnings by local artists. For viewing times/information call 763-7080.
Little Gallery Gift Shop - Gateway Mall
now has works by between 75 to 100 Prince Albert and Area Artists. One of the latest editions is woodwork by internationally acclaimed artist Frank Sudol, of Paddockwood. Browse through the shop at Gateway Mall. For more info call Allison Rolph or Karen Cay 763-7464.
Madison Inn - 602-36 Street East
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until July 12: Northern Image Photographers Group Exhibition
index --- GOLF
June 5: Cooke Municipal Golf Course - Corrections Officers Golf Tournament. For more information call the Pro Shop 763-2502.
June 6-7: Cooke Municipal Golf Course - Ladies Northern Open Golf Tournament. Registration night Friday from 7:00-10:00pm in the Cedar Room at P.A. Golf and Curling Club. Entry Fees $65 include green fees, banquet Saturday night and luncheon on Sunday. Awards presentation Sunday afternoon. All golfers must hold a CLGA card with index. Registrations/Information contact Norma Poppel at 764-9291.
June 8: Cooke Municipal Golf Course - Conservation Officers Open Golf Tournament, Best Ball Texas Scramble entry fees $40/player, $160 per team, includes 18 holes golf, guaranteed prize, supper at Golf and Curling Club. Awards presentation right after supper. Please register team prior to golf tournament, fees can be paid just before tee off. More information - Daryl Bodnaryk 953-2989.
June 12: Cooke Municipal Golf Course - Torch Run Golf Tournament 4 person mixed team Texas Scramble at Cooke Municipal Golf Course. Tee off times from 8:00am to 1:00pm. Entry fee $40 per person, Cooke Club Season Members pay $20/person, tax receipt for $10 will be issued to entrants. Fees include green fees, banquet and tons of prizes - everyone guaranteed a prize. Banquet and awards presentation at Thriftlodge, 6:30pm. Some of the prizes include: Hole in One on the Fourth Hole wins a trip for 2; $5000 hole in one prize on a par 3 hole; longest drive prize and more. Registration deadline June 10th. For registration/information call Steve Hug 953-2320 or Stan 953-2322.
June 13-14: Cooke Municipal Golf Course - P.A. Pulp Paper Golf Tournament Weyerhaeuser Employees Only - Saturday Golf Tournament and BBQ, Sunday Texas Scramble. For more information call Jan Nelson 953-1887 or Margot Maruschak 953-5172.
June 20: Cooke Municipal Golf Course - Adult/Junior Open Tournament - Tee off 10:00am to noon. Entry Fees $25 includes Hot Dog Supper, Snack Pack, Green Fees included for members, non members pay twilight fees. Two non members pay only 1 green fee. For More information/registration call Pro Shop 763-2502.
June 21: Cooke Municipal Golf Course - Mens Golf Club Best Ball Tournament. Members only. For more information call Tom Wormworth 922-5329
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