NOTICE OF TENDER PORCUPINE PLAYSCHOOL Quilly Days 2010 was very successful. If you or your committee/organization would like to helpus we are always looking for volunteers, committeemembers or donations. We are now accepting donations for ourCommunity Fireworks display that will be held on July 2, 2011. If you would like to donate money towards the2011 fireworks please drop off cheques to Make Cheques payable to: Together Quilly Days will be Bigger and Better Up Coming Meeting Dates - Held at the Club Room in the Public Service Building - Time 6:30 pm
Under the provisions of The Tax Enforcement Act,
the Town of Porcupine Plain offers the
following property for sale by tender:
Lots 1,2, and 3 - Block 4
Plan BG3003
(SE corner of McAllister Ave.N & Hwy 23)
Sealed tenders, marked "Property Tender"
are to be submitted before 4:00pm on
Tuesday, September 14, 2010 to:
Town of Porcupine Plain
Box 310 Porcupine Plain, Sask. S0E 1H0
For More Information Call
Town Office at 278-2262
Tendered price is to include GST.
Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
Meet the Teacher & Registration Night
Wednesday, September 1st
6:30pm
Porcupine Playschool Room
(Located in the basement of the Public Service Bldg.)
Welcome to our New Teacher
Cora DeVos
For More Information Contact:
Lana 278-2399 or Cora 278-3251
BEARS FOOTBALL
HOME GAME
Thursday, Sept. 2
Game Time 4:00pm
Check the Bears Full Schedule
On the Events Calander ! .bmp)
QUILLY DAYS
Thank You toeveryone who attended
and supported the weekend event.
Last year we raised over $5,000 and we had one of the best Fireworks Displays in
Central/Northern Saskatchewan
David DeVos at the Porcupine Credit Union.
Porcupine Plain Sports Day Committee.
Share our Success...Donate or Volunteer Today!
Sept. 27th, October 25th, November 29th
Everyone Welcome !
BATTLE OF THE BLADES
Featuring Local Star
KELLY CHASE
Watch CBC This Fall For Season 2 !
Sept. 26 - Behind the Scences Episode
October 3 - First Episode
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Saskatchewan Farmers’ Market Approved Market PORCUPINE PLAIN FARMERS’ MARKETHELD AT PORCUPINE COMMUNITY HALL Dates for 2010 Markets: 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Special Markets: Fresh Baking, Handicraft Items, Home-Grown, Local Fruits & Vegetables, Jams, Jellies,Pickles, Eggs Please contact Marilyn Fittes to schedule a table.
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The Town of Porcupine Plain is located in the Northeast Parkland adjacent to Greenwater Lake Provincial Park. Rich agricultural land, rolling hills, mixed forest and numerous lakes make this one of the most beautiful areas in the Province.
With a history embedded in the fur trade and cordwood industry, Porcupine Plain still boasts the pioneer spirit that made it the friendly, energetic and purposeful community that it is today.
Porcupine Plain is proud of the services it offers. From our two schools providing K-12 education for approximately 400 students, our modern hospital with 8 acute and 4 long term beds, our nursing home with 38 long term and 2 respite beds, our housing authority providing seniors and family housing units, and an RCMP detachment all add to the solid base of services provided by our community.
With Porcupine Plain being situated 50 miles from the next larger trading centres, we have a vast trading area and our business sector is pleased to include a diverse selection of services.
Recreational activities are abound in Porcupine Plain. Porcupine Plain campsite, skating and curling rinks, swimming pool, theatre, ball diamonds, tennis court, library, museum, and cross country and snowmobile trails as well as a host of service clubs will provide you with social opportunities while our 8 churches will fulfill your spiritual needs.
The area immediately surrounding Porcupine Plain is noted for some of the best moose, elk and white tail deer hunting that you can find anywhere, while our migratory and upland game population provides excellent hunting opportunities. Greenwater, Marean and Steiestol Lakes located nearby provide exceptional walleye, northern pike and rainbow trout fishing.
Quilly Willy, our town mascot, noted to be the largest porcupine in the world, stands at the edge of Porcupine Plain in a roadside park and represents the genuine welcome all residents of Porcupine Plain extends to it's visitors.
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