• annually presents a series of concerts plus sponsors art exhibits through the year.
• Check this years Stars for Saskatchewan 2008-2009

Bookenders - The Luseland Bookclub

- We are a group of ten women who meet several times a year to discuss various works of fiction.
- Our meetings are held the second Tuesday of every other month starting in October through June.
- Visit the Luseland Library for a complete reading list.
- We offer a guest membership.

Luseland Communities in Bloom

• coordinates efforts to beautify our community.
• Congratulations Luseland and area for obtaining four blooms in the Communities in Bloom program for 2003.
• October 2004 -The results are in and the community of Luseland has been awarded 4 Blooms this year. The report included comments such as; " The maintenance on the landscape areas along Grand Ave. and planters is excellent. CONGRATULATIONS!" "The planting bed in front of the school is looking great.", "Clean back alleys, no garbage at lagoon, or parks.", ('The cemetery was very neat and tidy.", "The trees and grass in the elevator area were well maintained.", "Town staff are knowledgeable regarding town water and waste management.", "Good job with the new recycling programs.", " Your web site shows innovation and the fact that Luseland is keeping up with the times. CONGRATULATIONS!" The judges included suggestions of trees for the boulevard and street succession plantings. The committee has made the planting of trees a priority. Every member of our community deserves a thank you for the time and effort they put into keeping our town looking its best, not just on judging day, but every day of the year .
  • August 2006

  We are often asked...Did the judges like our town? The Communities in Bloom judges loved our town, but the marks won't be in until October. They had judged Luseland three years ago and were very interested in the improvements in the past three years. They took special note of the new town sign, the historical walking tour, and the additions to the outdoor classroom at the school. They also were interested in seeing the Prairie Park as it is something they only see in Luseland. The judging covers all areas of main street to back alleys, and the museum to the trout pond. They were very impressed with our well maintained cemetery and they felt our recycling program set an example for other communities of the same size to strive for. To quote the judges, ''You are competing only against yourselves, with success being marked by an improvement in our marks over other years." So we look forward to the report, as well as our mark. "

Community College

• organizes a variety of educational courses and program.

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Pothole Productions

• A community theatre group for adults 18 yrs & up, who produce and stage a live theatre production in the spring.

Prairie Sunset Embroiderers Guild

• Meeting times - 2nd & 4th Monday of the month - 10:00 am - 3:00 pm, October - April.
• Place: United Church Hall
• All types of needlework

Contact: Shirley Chenier at (306) 372-4498

Luseland Garden Club

• a group of avid gardeners who meet monthly to share gardening success and ideas, and hold seminars to promote landscaping. They also maintain the main street flower bed.
• We meet the first Tuesday of the month at 7:00 p.m. in the United Church Hall
• The Garden Club is planning an annual Octoberfest Luncheon for the fall. This year they would like to invite the residents of Luseland to get involved by growing pumpkins and zuchinni.

Luseland Library Board

• the committee who maintain our local library.

Luseland Despatch

• the local monthly news publication, organized by a group of volunteers
• the best way to find out what is happening this month in Luseland

Contact: Stacey Thrun at (306) 358-4919, email sbthrun@gmail.com -fax: 358-4814 or Angie Reiter at (306)372-4925

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Luseland District Museum

• Our Museum is open Saturdays, May 1st - Oct. 15 from 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm and other times by request. Wheelchair access
• Our meetings are held the 1st Thursday of the month, April to Oct. @7:30 in the museum. New members are always welcome.
• Attractions: Snow plane, early telephone switchboard, historical archives, nature section , Artifacts relating to early development of our district & province.

Contact: Val Finley - 372-4258 - Carol Hoff - 372-4447

Prairie Sunset Music Festival Committee

• the festival which includes band, vocal violin, guitar and piano is held in Luseland every three years.

Luseland Quilter's Bee

• avid quilters who meet every other Wednesday in the United Church hall. We go from 9:30 am - 4:00 pm.
• Everyone Welcome.

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• The Tree Nursery, organized by Robert Davidson, has been started at the northwest corner of town. With the help of Rosy Mathias, Donna Holton, Lynda Davidson, Leslie Frick and her Grade 7-8 class, planted over 200 seedlings. In the next few years they will be used for replacement plantings of public areas around town.

• Recreational adult volleyball is held at the school gym on Sundays from 7:00-9:00 p.m..
• Cost is $3/night to play or $20.00 for the year.
• Conact Karen Meier at 372-4520 or Phyllis German at 372-4526 for more information.

• Regular Dart Night is 7:00 p.m. on Thursdays at Luseland Legion Hall. Everyone Welcome

Contact: Brian Honeker - (306) 372-4761

• Provides Can-Skate, Skills and Stars program.
• Ages 3 and Up
• Professional Coaching

Anyone interested in enrolling their children for skating lessons contact Deanne Campbell @ 372-4806 or twilla Heintz @ 372-4545

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Bell Acres Golf & Country Club

features a beautiful 9-hole sand green course, on the outskirts of town.

Luseland Mallard Hockey Association

• exciting senior hockey all winter. One of nine teams in the SWHL, featuring ex junior, semi pro, and local talents.
• Contact: Ray Bergen - (306) 372-4781
• Congratulations to 'The Luseland Mallards' the 2009 Provincial D champs.

Luseland Minor Hockey Association

• Teams represented from initiation to Senior level ages 4 and up.
• Each team has their own practice time and game times

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• Female Recreation Hockey Team in Luseland
• Contact Caley Scheidt or Conrad Gartner at 372-4969 for more information.

Luseland Minor Ball

• We organize teams ranging from (Kindergarten) T-ball to Midget (19 yrs. old) for both boys and girls.

Contact: Gil Meyers at (306)372-4992

Luseland Tumbleweeds Square Dance Club

• a dedicated group of square dancers meet twice monthly for dances, plus other additional special dances.

Luseland Walking Club

• indoor walking is available at the hall several mornings each week during the winter months, with outdoor walking during the summer.

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Luseland Wildlife Federation

• Meetings are the 2nd Monday of the month - September - June at 8:00 p.m. in the Luseland Legion Hall.
• Annual Wildlife Supper held in January.

Contact: Vern Gintaut - (306) 372-4224

• Mixed Choir practices Thursday at 1:00 p.m. at the United Church. Everyone Welcome

Contact: Val Finley- (306) 372-4258

Girl Guides of Canada

REGISTRATION & UNIFORM SWAP FOR SPARKS, BROWNIES, GIRL GUIDES & PATHFINDERS WILL BE HELD WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 23 @ 7 pm IN THE UNITED CHURCH HALL.

• the Luseland Guiding family includes solid year round programming for Sparks - Kindergaren & Grade 1, Brownies -Grade 2 & 3, and Guides - Grade 4,5,6 and Junior Leaders Grades 7 and up.
• Registration for the whole year is $95.00. For more information call Jean halliday - 372-4869 or Shelley Witzaney 372-4627

Boy Scouts

• Scouting offers excellent programming for Beavers ages 5 - 7, Cubs ages 8 - 10 and Scout ages 11 - 14.

Luseland K-40's

• social group for Kinsmen who are over the age of 40.
• Meetings are the 4th Tuesday of the month at the Kinsmen Theatre

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Luseland K-ettes

• is an organization open to members and past members of the Kinette organization. 40 plus is an age requirement. This is a social group with few service projects. Emphasis is on socializing.
• Meet on the 4th Thursday of each month September to October, January to May.

Legion Hall - Royal Canadian Legion Branch #146

• Meetings are held the first Monday of the month at 7:30 p.m.
• Hall rental $50.00. Contact Lynn Walz for more information

ABC Play School

• We are pleased to have the opportunity to offer our 3 & 4 year olds the chance to attend our Playschool. We have a very qualified teacher and a great program for these children.
• Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9-11 am
• Fall Sessions - September - December
• Winter Sessions - January - April
• Spring Session - May
• If you wish to enroll your child Contact Shannon at 358-2111.

Luseland Pioneer Club

• organization for Seniors.
• Provide many community services as well as a place for seniors to congregate and enjoy a game of cards and socialize.
• The monthly Wellness Clinic is held here, with members doing the phoning and organizing. The Health Regiondoes thier Flu Vaccinations here, wth set up help from the volunteers.
• Hold monthly potluck suppers and birthday parties are held
• The Club can be rented for private functions, teas or other events.
• Second Wednesday of every monthly Potluck supper

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Luseland Alliance Church

• Worship Service - 11:00 a.m.

Contact: Pastor Ed Kirk (306) 372-4434

email: luselandalliance@sasktel.net

Saint Eugene de Mazenod Roman Catholic Church

• Mass Times 2009: January - June, 9:00 am

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• Contact person: David Mellecke - 372-4217 or 372-4980
• Sunday Services at 10:30 a.m.
• Sunday School is at 9:30 a.m. each week during the winter months

St John's United Church

• United Church Women - women's group, meet monthly.

Superb Mennonite Church

• church is 20 miles south of Luseland,
• Sunday School - 10:00 am
• Worship Service 11:00 am

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Jehovah's Witnesses

You are invited to a weekly program of Bible discussions.

Bible Discourse and Watchtower Study -talk and discussion on how the Bible relates to our times and how to apply its guidance in our lives

Congregation Bible Study, Theocratic Misistry School, and Service Meeting - Study of Bible topids and a progressive training course on how to teach the Bible.

SUNDAY - 10:00 a.m.

Watchtower

Luseland Bible Camp

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Legion Park

Beautiful park with mature trees, a full block in size, in the centre of town. Also in the Legion park is the Swimming pool and playground.

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Luseland Millennium Prairie Park

• a unique park dedicated to preserving a plot of native prairie located in the center of Luseland. The Park includes an interpretive Kiosk and plant identification markers for dozens of native plants.

Luseland Fair Grounds

• large well treed area, with concession booth, two open air buildings, two ball diamonds and ample area for other activities.

Luseland Memorial Arena

• a character indoor skating and curling rink with artificial ice.

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Luseland Swimming Pool

excellent outdoor pool with 2 diving boards. Fully staffed all summer.

Kin Kampground

• camp ground with open fire pit, kitchen area and power hook ups. Sewer dump on edge of town.

Luseland Homecoming Hall

Community hall with full kitchen facilities, bar, stage and dressing rooms.

The following are the Hall rental prices:
Just Floor (without Kitchen) $200.00
with Bar - 100.00 (pop machine extra)
with Kitchen - $100
Total for everything = $400.00
If needed for second day - $100
Damage Deposit of $300
To book the hall phone the Town Office at 372-4218.

Policy and more information on renting

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Cross Country Ski Trails

• several miles of groomed trails, west of town. (subject to weather).

Trout Ponds

• Two ponds, one with a scenic view of Bell Acres Golf Course, fully stocked with rainbow trout.

• Fully Staffed K-12 School
• School for Staff begins on Aug. 26 & First Day for Students is Monday Aug. 30.
  The following are supply lists for the following grades:
  Gr. 1 - Gr. 2-3 - Gr. 4-5 - Gr 6 - Gr. 7

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Luseland Housing

• The Luseland Housing Authority consists of a combination of 20 houses, apartments and duplexes available for rent.
• There are 14 senior units. Ten of these are one bedroom duplexes equipped with washer and dryer and four are two bedroom apartments located in Golden Lodge where there is a common lounge and laundry facilities.
• Six, three bedroom family houses are managed by the Luseland Housing authority.
• Rent for all units is approximately 25% of the tenant(s) gross monthly income with a maximum rent of $445 for a two bedroom suite and $425 for one bedroom units and $445 for a family house. Water, sewer and gas are provided free of charge for those living in senior housing. Plus, as an added bonus sidewalks are kept clear in the winter and the lawns are mowed in the summer at the senior residences.
• There are currently NO VACANCIES - but will take names.

AIRPORT

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