Welcome to the Rotary Club of the Battlefords
Welcome to the Rotary Club of the Battlefords
Battlefords Rotary

Service Above Self

We meet In Person
Mondays at 12:00 PM
The Blend Restaurant
1602 100 Street
North Battleford, SK S9A 0W6
Canada
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Trip of the Month 2021
Congratulations to our November 2021 Trip of the Month winners
 
$1,200  Temple Gardens Moose Jaw - Andy Thiell
 
$100 Gift Card - Tanya Beland
 
$50 Gift Card - David Fan
 
 
Congratulations to our October 2021 Trip of the Month winners
 
$2,860 - 5 Day Fishing Trip - Brett Payne
 
$100 Gift Card - Moris Binder
 
$50 Gift Card - Albert Cook
 
Congratulations to our September 2021 Trip of the Month winners
 
$1,000 Trip to Saskatoon and stay at the Travelodge - Leanne Toutant
 
$100 Gift Card - Sharon Kirby
 
$50 Gift Card - Rolf Henning
 
Congratulations to our August 2021 Trip of the Month winners
 
$1,000 River Side Resort, Dorintosh - Blair and April Nelson
 
$100 Gift Card - Rob Cockburn
 
$50 Gift Card - Dennis/Louise Baillargeon
 
Congratulations to our July 2021 Trip of the Month winners
 
$1,600 Eagle Point Resort, La Ronge #312 – Dean Heidl
 
$100 Gift Card “The Beauty Spot Lash Bar & Spa, Battleford” #278 – Brieanne Russell
 
$50 Gift Card "Mango Chef Asian Fusion Restaurant, North Battleford" #205 – Dwight Iverson
 
 
Congratulations to our June 2021 Trip of the Month winners
 
$1,200 Waskesiu Lake Lodge #72 – Richard Reed
 
$100 Gift Card “Jeans & Joggers” #78 – Kevin Myhre
 
$50 Gift Card "Moons Kitchen" #53 – Robert Pecua
 
 
Congratulations to our May 2021 Trip of the Month winners
 
$2,700 Houseboating on Tobin Lake #262 – Warren and Cindy Williams
 
$100 Gift Card “Platinum Salon #44 – Cara/Rochelle McClean/Wiebe
 
$50 Gift Card "Country Cuisine" #264 - Shirley Stynsky
 
 
 
Congratulations to our April 2021 Trip of the Month winners
 
$1,000 3 nights Grand Hall Hotel, Moose Jaw #40 – Annette Jangula
 
$100 Gift Card "The Blend" #21 – Valley Ford
 
$50 Gift card "Pennydales" #209- Darryl and Shelley Nelson
 
 
 
 
 
Congratulations to March 2021 winners below ...
 
$1,540 7 nights Lost Creek Resort, Waskesiu #267 – Nelson Heidt
 
$100 Gift Card "Milbanks" #24 – Mark Johannesen
 
$50 Gift card "Dejmas" #234- Ian Hamilton
 
 
February 2021 winners below ...
 
$1,500. 7 night Emma Lake #107 – Lorraine Douville..
 
$100 Gift Card "Stil Boutique" #181 – Colin and Adele Turuk
 
$50 Gift card "Beaver Grill" #183- Mervin Aubichon
 
January 2021 winners below…
 
James Hotel Saskatoon  Value $1,000             #52 Joel Carignan
$100 Bill and Don’s Menswear                       #195 Rob Cockburn
$50 Portabella                                                  #280 Shawn Haas
 
 
Interact Charter Event December 14th, 2015
Posted on Dec 31, 2015
Interact Charter Event December 14th, 2015
 

Rotary Club of the Battlefords Charters its First Interact Club

 

John Jangula (Rotary Club of the Battlefords)

 

Monday, December 14th, was an historic evening for the Rotary Club of the Battlefords!

The club held its annual Christmas meeting and members were treated to a wonderful meal. But instead of engaging in a holiday-related activity as was usually the case during such events, the club rang in the formation of the North Battleford Comprehensive High School Interact Club! Chartered on November 24, the new Interact Club has 16 members and a faculty advisor. Keri Payne, Secretary of the Rotary Club will serve as the liaison between the clubs.

NBCHS Interact President Alicia Piller accepted the Charter from Rotary Club President Bryan Nylander, and was also presented with a gavel and bell and a cheque for some start-up funds. The cheque may be redundant, as the Interact Club has already held their first fundraiser, raising over $400 selling popcorn at the school. Taking advantage of the attraction between food and teen metabolism, they were also able to pro-mote the club and recruit new members in the process!

The NBCHS Club joins 19 others in District 5370 and was borne out of the leaders’ participation in the RYLE and RYPEN programs offered in our District. The Rotary Club has been a strong supporter of these two programs, sending several teens every year. A few of the recent attendees were impressed with Rotary and wanted to expand the Organization’s presence in the Battlefords. That coupled with the dedication of several members of the Rotary Club culminated in the formation of the first Interact Club in the Battlefords.

The idea of starting an Interact Club here has been around for a long time, but it took the drive of a few teens along with that of a few past and present members of the Rotary Club to turn that hope into a reality. The youth of the area and the entire Battlefords community will be well-served by having a secular venue for youth who want to make a positive contribution to their world.

Club Executives & Directors
President
Randy Patrick
President Elect
Claudette McGuire
Secretary
Launa Patrick
Treasurer
Mike Ritchie
Past President
Jason Russell
Director
Mike Aimoe
Director
Warren Williams
Director
Claudette McGuire
Director
Wayne Ray
Director
Mike Aimoe
Director
Annette Jangula
Foundation Chair
John Jangula
Director
Ash Alam

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