Clubs near Gerald SK (67 Result(s))

Welcome to the restaurant guide and directory for REGINA, Saskatchewan and area. In addition to our extensive list of restaurants in REGINA, you will also find restaurant descriptions, hours, coupons submitted by local restaurant's management and unique ratings and reviews written by restaurant patrons.

Langenburg New Horizons Friendship Centre is a provider of Clubs products/services in Langenburg Saskatchewan, Canada.

We are, as the name suggests, a friendly and enjoyable social club with a very simple aim, to promote stimulation and friendship in a relaxed setting for those in their late years. We have been operating for over 57 years. The club was established on 31st October 1956. It has been our objective from the day one to provide excursions, entertaintmet and socilaising opportunities for the over 60's from Wellow and the surrounding villages.

A Place To Remember LINKS VILLAGE ADMINISTRATION CENTENNIAL REAL ESTATE ACCOMMODATION GUESTBOOK MacNUTT, Saskatchewan is a survivor community just a few km from The Lake Of The Prairies. With a population of around 70 people, the village survives because of the efforts of past and present administrators, organizations like the Recreation Board, Lions, volunteers, and generosity of current residents, and former residents and business. This is not the official webpage of MacNUTT but you can learn the villages past, today's services, and events.

Pipestone Hills Golf Club is a public, community-oriented 9 hole course located in the picturesque Pipestone Valley south of Moosomin, Saskatchewan. Rolling hills and elevated tee boxes allow for terrific views of the surrounding valley, the Pipestone Cre

The most widely accepted reason for the choice of the name Broadview was the fact that Broadview was situated on a wide expanse of unexplored territory. The Native Indians had to traverse many miles to get wood for fuel. The name was bestowed upon it during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway in 1882 when this was the west end of rail and the only 'view' was a vast expanse of prairie.