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Sale by Tender
23/04/2013
TOWN OF QU’APPELLE DRAWER 60 QU’APPELLE , SASKATCHEWAN S0G 4A0 The Town of Qu’Appelle is inviting sealed tenders for the sale of a 2010 Landpride Broadcast Spreader on a “AS IS WHERE IS BASIS” . The spreader can be inspected on any working day during the hours (between 8:00AM to 5:00PM) at the Town Yard. All tenders shall be clearly marked “Spreader Tender” on a sealed envelope containing the tender and submitted to the Town Office before 5:00PM May 17th, 2013. Tenders will be opened on Tuesday evening May 21st, 2013. The successful Bidder will have to pay the full sale value within 7(Seven) days of the letter of acceptance of the offer and remove the spreader from the Town yard. The Town of Qu’Appelle reserves the right to reject any or all offers without assigning any reason what so ever it may be. Erinn Schreiner Administrator
 
Transfer Station Supervisor
26/09/2012
TOWN OF QU’APPELLE TRANSFER STATION SUPERVISOR The Town of Qu’Appelle is seeking an individual for the part time position of Transfer Station Supervisor. The successful applicant will start immediately and be required to supervise the landfill 5 hours on Saturdays during the winter months. A full description of the position and compensation payable is available at the Town Office. To apply submit your application to the Town Of Qu’Appelle. Qu’Appelle Sk. S0G 4A0 Email: townquappelle@sasktel.net Fax: (306) 699-2306
 

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    Qu'Appelle's Immaculate Conception parish is one of the oldest in the Regina archdiocese.  It was officially begun in 1906 but was offered in 1886 in a church that resides on Walsh Street though now it is used a private dwelling.  The church grew as different settlers moved into the region.  There were French Canadians from Quebec, then Germans from Eastern Europe and finally the Irish joined the party.  The priest was needed to speak a variety of languages for the entire congregation to understand him.  

    The present brick building on Main Street was built in 1906 and finished early the next year.  Built for at a cost of $10,000, it can seat up to 225.  The service of consecration took place on November 27, 1907. It was performed by Archbishop Langevin in English and French then Rev. Father Woodcutter spoke briefly in German.  The first parish priest was Father Benoit.  

    Today the effective leadership of the church board is very necessary to promote the growth and keep the interest of the groups that work behind the scenes in this very busy parish church.


All information taken from "Qu'Appelle: Footprints to Progress".