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Lemberg
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Herb McDonald
MAYOR
John Kittler
COUNCILLOR
Brad Hoedel
COUNCILLOR
Kevin Miller
COUNCILLOR
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Marshall Hauck
COUNCILLOR
Brian Geres
COUNCILLOR
Dennis Clarke
COUNCILLOR
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History
| The town of Lemberg is situated between Fort Qu’Appelle and
Melville. It was incorporated into a village in 1905 and as a
town, two years later. It received its name after a city in
Poland, the country from which many of the first settlers came.
Originally settled by German-speaking settlers, Lemberg quickly
became home to a variety of settlers.
The Ukrainians, Poles & Germans that immigrated to Lemberg Sask.
would have come from the Volhynia area of Russia and Galicia area
of Austria, all which is now the Ukraine.
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Business/Industry
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Conexus Credit Union Lemberg Service Centre
326 Main St.
Phone: (306) 335-2316
Toll Free: 1-800-567-0101
Alternative Branch Phone: (306) 333-2131
KMG Accounting Services
212 Main St.
Phone: (306) 335-2564
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RBC Financial Group
332 Main St.
Phone: (306) 335-2465
Toll Free: 1-800-769-2511
Marjoy Agencies
332 Main St
Phone: (306) 335-2434
Fax: (306) 335-2911
Lemberg Medical Clinic
318 Main St.
Phone: (306) 335-2224
Agricore United
101 Golling St.
Phone: (306) 335-2265
Fax: (306) 335-2252
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Lemberg Building Supplies
6-3 Railway Ave.
Phone: (306) 335-2222
Fax: (306) 335-2707
Lemberg Regional Library
Main St.
Phone: (306) 335-2267
Lenmar Seed Farm
Farm
Phone: (306) 335-2532 Fax: (306) 335-2994
Cell: (306) 335-7772
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Macleod’s Authorized Dealer
313 Main St.
Phone: (306) 335-2345
Lily and Rose Seed Processors
Farm
Phone: (306) 335-2280
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Michael’s Auto Body
309 Martin St.
Phone: (306) 335-2313
Patterson Liquid Services
Golling St.
Phone: (306) 335-2215
Fax: (306) 335-2246
Rieger’s Eavestroughing
313 Main St.
Phone: (306) 335-2345
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Prairie Co-operatives Lemberg Branch
323 Main St.
Phone: (306) 335-2323
Waldbauer August, (Electrical Contractor)
240 Main St.
Phone: (306) 335-2404
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Kees Café
317 Main St.
Phone: (306) 335-2386
Wolf Equipment Ltd.
504 Chuckney Ave.
Phone: (306) 335-2300
Fax: (306) 335-2301
Country Lane Craft and Tea House
Farm
Phone: (306) 335-2700
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Lemberg Hotel & Steak Pit
215 Main St.
Phone: (306) 335-2450
Country Gals Catering
Phone: (306) 335-2258
Town Office
332 Main St.
Phone: (306) 335-2244
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Recreation
| The Town of Lemberg has a lot of great things to offer, see and do. You can enjoy the ball at the diamonds or take the kids to the park. Also, there are camping facilities that offer water and electrical hook-ups at no fee.
In the summer and fall, Lemberg boasts a campground and picnic facility for weary travelers to trails and coulees that house a variety of birds and native wildlife for outdoors types
Winter brings its own fun to Lemberg with plenty of snowmobiling, minor hockey, figure skating and recreational hockey. Also, it is not uncommon to see people using and participating in the local curling league and bonspiel.
In 2004, the town celebrated the grand opening of its new recreation centre. It boasts a two-lane bowling alley, pool tables, table tennis, shuffleboard and foosball table.
Lemberg Curling Club
231 Assiniboia Ave.
Phone: (306) 335-2337
Senior Citizens Drop in Centre
321 Main St.
Phone: (306) 335-2256
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Clubs/Organizations
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Lemberg Park Board
Lemberg Lions Club
302 Main St.
Phone: (306) 335-2484
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Education
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North Valley High School
www.agsd.ca/nvh
Phone: (306) 335-2363
North Valley High School is a Grade 7—12 facility in the heart of the grain-producing region of southeastern Saskatchewan. It is nestled on the north side of the Qu’Appelle Valley and is home to students from the three neighbouring communities of Abernethy, Lemberg, and Neudorf. Their school is vibrant and strong in many areas including a Student Representative Council, a SADD program, a Car Club, athletics program and extra-curricular activities that keep their students active and involved.
Elementary students, Kindergarten – Grade 6 are bussed ten minutes to Neudorf. |
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Religion
Lemberg is a faith community that is represented by four churches: Grace United, St. Michael’s Catholic, Trinity Lutheran and the Pentecostal Church.
Grace United Church
McDonald St.
Phone: (306) 335-2221
Fax: (306) 335-2285
St. Michael’s R.C. Church
128 Franz St.
Phone: (306) 335-2995
Masses every Sunday at 7, 9 or 11am. Phone for more information.
Trinity Lutheran Church
127 Martin St.
Phone: (306) 335-2917
Mass every Sunday at 11am
Pentecostal Church
209 Rose St.
Phone: (306) 335-2831
Mass every Sunday at 10:30am
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Transportation
Bus service is available to all of the major
centres. Also, a
local airfield is accessible.
Tourism
Lemberg is a progressive little community tucked away on Highway 22, a leisurely drive from the hustle and bustle of city life in Regina or Yorkton. There is something to do in every season in
Lemberg. In spring, Culture Shock provides area residents with adult drama written and produced by local residents - a must to see and/or participate in. Another event is the annual
Agri-Dinner in the spring hosted by the Rink Board. This is always guaranteed to be a hit with excellent local and international entertainment.
In summer and fall, Lemberg has much to offer from a neat campground and picnic facility for weary travelers, to trails and coulees that house a variety of birds and native wildlife for outdoors types. Lemberg also has a fly-in breakfast that is held the first Saturday in August.
The area is also famous as a nesting ground for waterfowl, attracting naturalists and hunters form across the province and the United States.
There are also many unique buildings to be explored in the area. Old churches, towns and farms in this area are a haven for historians.
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Motherwell Homestead
Located approximately 15 minutes away from Lemberg, this national historic site has been restored to the 1910-1914 period beauty. Open in early May through October, this picturesque tourist attraction includes
an available tour through an Ontario style barn and masterful two story home. The visitor reception area includes drawings, photographs and old-style text. Also, the book and food shop serves old-fashioned foods such as strawberries or rhubarb with ice cream, crumb cake, sandwiches and lemonade. In July and August, the Homestead hosts a 2-day summer camp that children learn about the found WR
Motherwell, historic agriculture techniques and the skills needed to survive during the settlement period. In addition, August is busy with days to demonstrate some farm practices of the past: binding, stooking and threshing.
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Emergency Contacts
Ambulance (Balcarres)
Phone: (306) 334-3131
Fire Alarm
Phone: (306) 335-2424
RCMP
515 Main St (Melville)
Phone: (306) 728-1700
Sask Energy (24 hr. phone)
Toll Free: 1-888-700-0427
Sask Power (24 hr. phone)
Phone: (306) 310-2220
Demographics
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