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Calendar of Events – 2011

Year Long Adult Book Clubs running in Assiniboia, Mortlach, Coronach, Rouleau, Moose Jaw Activities Youth Book Clubs running at Mortlach, Rouleau Craft and story time for ages 4-9 at Mortlach Preschool story time at most branches Monday Mom & Tots coffee break at Coronach Branch Thursday Morning’s Reading Circle at Coronach Branch Bi-weekly Movie Night at Coronach Monthly Creative Memories Digital Scrapbooking workshop in Coronach Knitting & Craft Tuesdays in Mortlach (October through April)

January 29 Family Literacy Day February Aboriginal Awareness Month celebrated February 1-2 Palliser helps to man Library Booth at SUMA March 11 7th Annual Tongue in Cheek Art Auction in Assiniboia March Riverhurst’s Annual Dessert Theatre March Palliser Helps to man Library Booth at SARM April 8-9 2010 Focus on Trade booth manned by MJPL and HQ staff and trustees April 18 Ukrainian Easter Eggs at Coronach March-April Spring/Gardening Silent Auction in Assiniboia April 13-16 Innovative Users Group Meeting April 23-24 Palliser has booth at Moose Jaw’s Focus on Trade April 28 AGM and Rouleau wins Branch of the Year May 6 Annual Mothers Day Tea, Craft Sale and Donation Bake Sale - Imperial April - June Riverhurst’s Hockey Pool May 11 Branch Staff Workshop in Moose Jaw June- August SPLASH: Celebrate Summer, the 2011 TD Summer Reading Club June – August Teen Summer Reading Program June Imperial receives Associated Entities grant of $5000 for summer programs June 19-20 Riverhurst’s Wall-eye Fish Derby – library runs canteen for community July Sundays in the Regional Park – Craik hosts pancake breakfasts July 7th Mortlach’s Saskatoon Berry Festival July 7 Elbow’s Christmas in July Trade Show July 9th Imperial Centennial celebrations – library runs Children’s entertainment July 20 Tornado Hunter Presentation in Coronach July 20 Author reading by Tracy Krauss in Assiniboia July 28 Lulu and the TomCat in Assiniboia August 4 Mural painting at Assiniboia Branch August 23 Splash Pool Party in Coronach September 1 Tutor training workshop in Assiniboia September 28 Author readings in Assiniboia by Gerry Jung and Terry Anderson October 5th Palliser hosts SILS meeting October 15 Willow Bunch’s “Harvest Tea & Bake Sale” October 18 Heart Healthy Diet and Diabetes Education Program at Assiniboia October 17-24 Saskatchewan Library Week: Theme - Read Local October 19 Colleen Christopherson Cote presented her paper entitled “ PUBLIC LIBRARY: the hub of your knowledge ecosystem” at the SEDA Growing Saskatchewan 2011 Conference October 26 Branch Staff Workshop for Branch Staff November 3 Fall Regional Meeting November 5 Rouleau Trade Show November 10 Betty Ramshaw talked on Being a War Bride at the Imperial Branch Library November First Public E-reader training in Moose Jaw given by September Brooke of Davidson December 3 Read for Feed Day - a joint program of Coronach and the Coronach School December 5 Christmas tree decorating by the Sparks, Brownies and Guides in Assiniboia December Christmas Silent Auctions in Assiniboia, Mossbank, Riverhurst

Palliser Highlights-2011 2 2011 Annual Report www.palliserlibrary.ca

For Your Information ACTIVE USER STATISITCS

General System Statistics for 2011 2011 2010 SERVICES PROVIDED Adults 11,012 13,584

Young Adults 1,465 3,867 20,282 Total number of hours that branches Child were open to serve the public 2,433 Senior 1,583 2,185 28,854 Books, CDs, DVDs, magazines, videos Total 16,493 19,636 and audio books were added. % of Population 30.87% 36.69%

349,777 items circulated at a local branch 64,664 items lent out of region. Not counted above 37,819 items renewed by branches GENERAL COLLECTION STATISTICS 65,277 books renewed from home 13,173 e-books borrowed by Palliser patrons COLLECTION SIZE 2011 2010 2008 1,222 book club books checked out Adult 171,900 531,932Total number of items circulated and Young Adult 18,475 renewed in SILS by Palliser Juvenile 89,983 Graphic Novels 10,739 173,505 items circulated/renewed by rural branches Large Print 9,020 Audio & Talking Books 3,589 3,910 6,211 DVD and VHS 15,828 13,838 13,740 E- book Circulation 2011 2010 CD’s (Music) 4,369 Adobe EPUB 8,872 1,395 Miscellaneous 131 190 253 WMA Audiobook 2,625 1,382 Magazines 26,901 39,659 41,306 MP3 Audiobook 1,039 231 Total *** 342,301 364,105 382,601 Adobe PDF 637 146 Total: 13,173 3,154 *** some overlap in collections. Most VHS materials have been withdrawn from the collection. Stats from 2010 not available. Total e-books available on the system in 2011: 19,339 unique titles / 22,838 copies in the collection Items Added 64,664 holds were sent to other SILS libraries Books Fully Processed 12,832 12,210 11,559 Donations Added 6,273 n/a 9,095 22,010 holds were filled internally DVDs 2,031 2,547 1,166 40,710 items borrowed from other SILSs agencies Compact Discs 688 861 1,574 229 books were requested by interlibrary loan. Magazine issues 7,030 8,163 8,163

Miscellaneous Statistics Total 28,854 34,509 31,324

124 book club kits circulated Other Items Repaired 124 159 162 27,224 patrons used the public internet stations. 23,537 Reference questions were answered

1,776 database sessions yielded 3,470 searches

Palliser Highlights-2011 3 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ACTIVITIES

The 2011 Palliser Regional Library Executive Committee

Colleen Christopherson-Cote, Coronach, Co-Chair Don Mitchell, City of Moose Jaw Terry Gable, Moose Jaw Co- Chair Brenda Heaslip, Craik Doris Dunphy, Moose Jaw Michael Klein, Wood Mountain Janice Lamb, Moose Jaw Ralph Sturgeon, RM Moose Jaw David Richards, Moose Jaw Jan Smith, Director

2011 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING - April 28th 2011

Twenty-five designated representatives and fourteen staff/observers attended the meeting. Stephanie Hall and Barbara Bulat brought greetings from Provincial Library. David Richards, Chair of Finance, presented the Auditor’s Statement as prepared by Stark-Marsh of Swift Current and he talked about the economic highlights of 2010. The audited statement was accepted.

The Branch of the Year was Rouleau for its innovative, community-driven approach to programming for all ages. Eddy Moore was presented with a gift for his seven years of service, 4 years as Vice-Chair, on the Executive Committee.

Colleen Christopherson Cote of Coronach was elected the Chair. Janice Lamb and Doris Dunphy were elected to the Executive Committee from the City of Moose Jaw for the standard 3 year terms. No rural representatives were up for election/re-election. There are currently five representatives on the Executive Committee from the City of Moose Jaw and four from the Rural Area.

FALL REGIONAL BOARD MEETING - November 3rd, 2011

Twenty-five designated representatives and five staff/observers attended the meeting. For the second year in a row there was no increase to the rural library levy rate. The rural LIBRARY LEVY RATE for towns and villages with a population over 2,000 and a library remained at $22.38 per person. The library levy rate for towns, and villages with a population under 2,000 and a library remained at $17.41 per person while the basic library levy rate for all other towns, villages and Rural Municipalities was set at $11.19 per person. However, a second per person charge of $0.375 was assessed to all municipalities, including the City of Moose Jaw to help cover the 32% increase to the basic SILS costs.

2011 Audited Statement

In accordance with the provincial financial reporting regulations, previously expensed items are now being capitalized and depreciated. Stark Marsh prepared the financial statements based on these regulations and the current statements are in that format. In the 2010 audited statements changes were made on reporting building, land, vehicles and equipment as they were set up as assets and depreciated. This year the final stage was completed when books that had been expensed were now set up as assets and depreciated.

For a breakdown of how we have allocated our assets please review Schedule 4. We are still investing money into the reserves to save for projected, long-range capital costs.

 All miscellaneous “found” income is dedicated towards future capital costs such as vehicle replacement, system replacement and building maintenance. Allocation is based on need.  The server contract between Moose Jaw and Palliser Regional Library for replacement of the Dynix server was severed in 2010 upon implementation of SILS. The $6,200 formerly set aside as the HQ portion of the server replacement agreement to be put toward our share of the SILS server replacement. Effective 2011 this will be held by SILS in the newly set up SILS evergreen server replacement reserve.

Palliser Highlights-2011 4  $5,000 per year in funds received from Prairie South School Division for replacement of courier vehicle, plus the $5,000 Palliser matching funds as per our contract is allocated to the vehicle fund.  Books are now capitalized and depreciated on the financial statements and amortized over 10 years.  Due to the fact that acquisitions did not come “live” until late May of 2010, not all the rural branch book money was spent. The approximately $4,000 of local branch carryover was used in 2011 to assist with the completion and purchase of more book club kits. Additional funds were set aside to test / restart pre-school programming in 12 of the branches. Rural Branch Sick Leave Reserve maximum was increased to reflect salaries (replace 3 rural branch librarians who work 20 hours a week each for 26 weeks (the time that it takes them to reach eligibility for Long Term Disability coverage). It has now reached its maximum of $20,000.

ADVOCACY:

Meeting With Provincial Librarian:

Colleen Christopherson-Cote, Terry Gabel and Jan Smith reported at the Fall Board Meeting on their meeting with the Provincial Librarian Brett Waytuck and his senior staff. They met over the summer to discuss the dilemma created by the funding formula which is entirely based on population, not on services provided. Palliser has the 3rd largest collection of unique titles in the province. We have the 2nd highest circulation within the regional libraries. We, along with Regina and Saskatoon, are the “net lending” libraries. This is due in large part to the City of Moose Jaw and its recognition of and dedication to maintaining its materials budget, helping make Palliser the 4th largest collection in the province. These 2 factors have necessitated increased costs as we had to upsize to a cargo van (very hard on gas) plus it has dictated the need for full-time technical service staff. Our SILS invoice is based on services required (disk space for collection, circulation, collection size) and is the same as for Wheatland and Parkland – regions with almost twice our population. Provincial Government funding is based on population and Palliser has the second smallest population of the regional areas. We receive approximately two hundred thousand dollars less in operating funds than regions who are paying the exact same amount for SILS maintenance and who buy fewer materials.

PUBLIC LIBRARY: the hub of your knowledge ecosystem was presented by Colleen Christopherson Cote at the SEDA Growing Saskatchewan 2011 Conference held in Saskatoon on October 18th and 19th. Colleen bravely answers the question of “who Needs Library books when there’s Google and e-books. For a PowerPoint copy of her presentation, please check the Palliser website under Palliser publications.

The Seven-Year Honour Roll

We would like to recognize and congratulate the following people and thank them for serving their communities so diligently over the last 7 years as local board members: Name Community Eleanor Anderson Briercrest Wanda Paradis Craik Eddy Moore**** Moose Jaw 7 Carolyn Ayerst Mortlach Year Wendy Sprague RM #43 Old Post Club Ron Hughes RM # 130 Redburn Tracy Boliantz Avonlea Patty Koch Bethune Lana Quark Mossbank Charlene Fafard Willow Bunch

We hope to see you back soon. *** Eddy Moore served as Vice Chair of the Executive Committee for 4 years, Chair of Moose Jaw Public Library for 5 years and on the Palliser Executive Committee and its various sub-committees for 7 years. We will miss him.

Palliser Highlights-2011 5 PROGRAMMING NEWS 2011

SILS – The Single Integrated Library System

We are still in the process of getting the final modules of the integrated library system working to our specifications. A new staff interface was announced for 2012/2013. The Provincial Government, through Provincial Library, has agreed to fund the upgrade.

MAJOR BREAKTHROUGH CAP Grants 2010-2011

Fourteen branches of the Palliser Regional Library received a $31,300 grant from Industry Canada to assist with public access programming from April 15, 2010 to March 31, 2011.

The major break through that brought the remaining branches under the CAP umbrella occurred thanks to the work of Jeanette Mondor and the board of the Willow Bunch Branch Library. She negotiated with Marie Prebushewski and had her transfer the funding from the closing, non-functioning CAP site at the Métis Association in Willow Bunch to the Willow Bunch Branch Library. We continued her conversation with Marie and had the remaining 4 non-CAP sites adopted by the Saskatchewan CAP federation so we now have new public computers in all branches. Hurrah!!!

Saskatchewan Library Week - Read Local

The theme for library week was “Read Local” focusing on the trend for eating local produce and buying local merchandise that has recently become a national trend, so why not try reading local as well? Saskatchewan libraries have unique collections relating to all things Saskatchewan, from local authors, artists, and athletes, to local history and genealogy. We would like to thank both our local sponsors and our provincial corporate sponsors: SaskEnergy, Supreme BASICS, Saskatchewan Writers Guild, Canada Council, Saskatchewan Library Association, Saskatchewan Lotteries, 540 CBC Radio One and the Regional and Municipal Libraries of Saskatchewan.

Aboriginal Programming

In 2011, Palliser received $12,805 to help us enhance our First Nations services. Palliser Regional Library System used this money to cover 3 basic expenses: salary, materials, and additional expenses incurred during native storytelling month.

Palliser Highlights-2011 6 Teen Reading Club! & Teen Summer Challenge!

th The 4 Annual Teen Summer Reading Club! was a success once again in 2011 thanks to the hard work of our Canada Summer Jobs student, Jessica Lynn Lambert. The program ran between June 20th and August 16th. 101 students participated in one or more activities which included making murals, sock puppet making, Rider Pride bookmarks (in Riderville/Avonlea, of course), birdhouse creations, beach boxes, scrapbooking, storyboarding, cake decorating and candy cone making.

TD Summer Reading Club!

Eighteen branches of the Palliser Regional Library System participated in the annual TD Summer Reading Club! The theme this year was SPLASH: Celebrate Summer and, given the heat of this summer, it could not have been more aptly named. LuLu and the Tomcat gave performances in the following seven branches: Rouleau, Mortlach, Davidson, Loreburn, Assiniboia, Mossbank and Moose Jaw.

Book Club Kits

Our book club kits are in high demand and serve 34 area book clubs. For a complete listing of the titles, please click on the Book Club Link on our web page.. To book a kit for your book club, or to request that we add a title to the collection, please email: [email protected]

Staff Notes from 2011

Palliser was saddened by the passing of long-time employee Andrea Knutson. She fought a short but courageous battle with cancer. She was a library clerk at Moose Jaw Public Library for 25 years.

 Management was pleased to announce the arrival of Greg Salmers as Assistant Head Librarian and Laura Shtern as Children’s Librarian at Moose Jaw Public Library.  Branch Librarian’s Workshop was held in Moose Jaw on May 11th. The Fall Regional Workshop was held in Moose Jaw on October 26th.

Palliser Highlights-2011 7  Headquarters and several Moose Jaw staff attended the Saskatchewan Library Association Conference in May of 2011. Carol Munro (Assiniboia) received local board sponsorship to attend. September Brooke of Davidson attended the pre-conference workshop on the Millennium System.  Debbie Alix has transferred out of Cataloguing at Headquarters and has joined Moose Jaw Public Library as the new Interlibrary Loans Clerk upon the retirement of Lorna Cave. Glenda Lambert is the new Cataloguing Clerk at Headquarters. Jody Arnold has transferred out of Moose Jaw Public Library and has joined Headquarters as the new Clerk One – Administrative Assistant.  Helen Wattam has left Moose Jaw Public Library. Janelle Flegel and Patricia Lamb have joined the Moose Jaw Public Library as Pages.  We are definitely living in the age of the “sandwich” generation. The following branch librarians have left their jobs since March 1, 2011: Janice Scrimbitt of Elbow, Carrie Free of Holdfast; Kathy Russell and Marion Bueckert of Tugaske; and Sheryl Ursu and Erica Miller of Avonlea and Cindy Phillipon and Brenda Beauschene (programmer) of Willow Bunch. We wish them all well and the best of luck with their future endeavours.  Filling the rather large shoes left by our departing staff are: Leeanne Hurlburt in Elbow; Tammy Bilsky in Holdfast; Sarah McKen in Tugaske and Randi Edmonds in Avonlea and Barb Gibbons in Willow Bunch.

A Big Thank You

 To Karon Selzer for her exhaustive work on SILS committees, the Overdrive Committee and other committees related to the SILS project

 To September Brooke, Davidson Branch Library, for mastering E-book readers and becoming our Palliser go-to person for all things E-book.

 To Marie Prebushewski, Executive Director of the Thick Wood Hills CAP for helping us get our 5 previously excluded branches back into the CAP fold.

 To the Branch staff and their boards for all the extras that you have put into making the library services in your community the best service possible.

 To the staff of the Provincial Library for the vital services provided.

 To Prairie South School Division our partner in the regional courier system.

 To the Executive Committee of the Palliser Regional Library Board for all their tireless work.

 And finally, to the 101 staff members and substitutes who kept smiling under the increasingly heavy workload and the madness collectively known as SILS.

Colleen Christopherson-Cote, Chair Jan Smith, Director

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Palliser Regional Library Staff - 2011 Headquarters Staff Moose Jaw Branch Staff Director Jan Smith Head Librarian Karon Selzer Rural Branch Supervisor Arwen Rudolph Assistant Head Librarian Gregory Salmers Office Manager Wanda Burton Children’s Librarian Laura Shtern Library Clerks Debbie Alix Jody Arnold Library Technicians Pam Albert Melissa Frank Ken Dalgarno Glenda Lambert Donna Kostal Patricia Leidal Barb Silvester Linda Peters Wendy Robbins Library Clerks Hamida Ahadi Clerk Driver Keith Sheppard/Dale Maier Debbie Alix Care Taker Dale Maier Lorna Cave Donna Hunter Stephanie Jeanes Rural Librarians And Staff Andrea Knutson Assiniboia Carol Munro Kathy MacKenzie Asst. librarian Lois Seeley Karen Newton Pages Edie Klein/Holly Hordenchuk Della Simmons Lori Vansickle Avonlea Sheryl Ursu/Randi Edmonds Jody Arnold Asst. librarian Erica Miller Wendy Drake

Bethune Robbie Curtis Briercrest Lisa Nestman Pages Stephanie Jeanes Coronach Marlene McBurney Helen Wattam Assistant Giselle Wilson Suzanne Kristoff Craik Jo McAlpine Tina Osgood Davidson September Brooke Steven Nicholl Assistant Debbie Shearwood Janelle Flegel Elbow Janice Scrimbitt / Leanne Patricia Lamb Hurlburt Holdfast Carrie Free/Tammy Bilsky Leave of Absence Granted Imperial Donalda MacLellan Moose Jaw Andrea Knutson – medical Loreburn Sue Ann Abbott Hamida Ahadi - family Mortlach Vi Domeij Mossbank Jenna Hysuik Mossbank Jaclyn Kiel - education Riverhurst Donna Miner Rockglen Angela Stewart Staff Retirements Rouleau Dee Colibaba Moose Jaw Lorna Cave Tugaske Kathy Russell / Marion Tugaske Kathy Russell / Marion Bueckert / Sarah McKen Bueckert Willow Bunch Cindy Philippon/Barb Gibbons Programmer Brenda Beauchesne Wood Mountain Gus Gere Staff Departures Moose Jaw Helen Wattam Elbow Janice Scrimbitt Holdfast Carrie Free Avonlea Sheri Ursu/Erica Miller Willow Bunch Cindy Philippon / Brenda Beauchesne

Palliser Highlights-2011 9 Municipalities Served By Palliser Regional Library System - 2011

2006 Keeler 5 Rosemarie Caplette Municipality Census Representative(s) Liberty 73 Jean Dornian Moose Jaw 32,132 Ron Cork North Grove 68 Doris Dunphy Mistussinne 56 Linda Reiss Janice Lamb Marquis 71 Carla Cushway Dave Richards Limerick 130 Robert Smith Don Mitchell Pense 507 Sonja Geisbrecht Terry Gabel Penzance 30 Kelly Thorson South Lake 105 Tom Lezetc TOWNS Representative Strongfield 47 Ron Colton Assiniboia 2,305 Marni Berggren Sun Valley 128 Avonlea 381 Myrna Muc Tuxford 88 Shannan McEwan Bethune 369 Mildred Kistner Wee Too Beach 60 Briercrest 117 Eleanor Anderson RM’s Coronach Colleen 11 Hart Butte 770 Christopherson Cote 272 Pamela Krusky Craik 408 Brenda Heaslip 12 Poplar Valley 245 Michelle Hansen Davidson 958 M. Chomyshen 42 Willow Bunch 407 Tracey Lemieux Elbow 294 William Nike 43 Old Post 394 Wendy Spagrud Holdfast 173 Gail Hope 71 Excel 466 Gaylene Guillemin Imperial 321 Anna Lewis 72 Lake of the Rivers 326 Clint Engstrom Loreburn 113 Lynda Gibeault 73 Stonehenge 442 Heide Orten Mossbank 330 Leon Wusche 100 Elmsthorpe 258 Jamie Paranuik Mortlach 254 Janice Cavan 101 Terrell 257 Rob Finlay Riverhurst 121 Rod Haley 102 Lake Johnston 161 Rockglen 366 Angela Kaczmarshki 103 Sutton 294 Glenna Archer Rouleau 400 G. Kopp 130 Redburn 245 Ron Hughes Tugaske 105 Shannan McEwan 131 Baildon 548 Carol Lewis Willow Bunch 297 Jeanette Mondor 132 Hillsborough 122 Dianne Tremblay Wood Mountain 20 Mike Klein 133 Rodgers 115 Dianne Tremblay Towns & Villages 160 Pense 490 Joanne Simpson Alice Beach 68 161 Moose Jaw 1,228 Ralph Sturgeon Aylesbury 45 Christel Keiser 162 Caron 500 Matthew Price Belle Plaine 64 163 Wheatlands 164 Carolyn Ayerst Brownlee 50 190 Dufferin 540 Helen Barss Caronport 919 191 Marquis 404 Vern O'Connell Chamberlain 108 193 Eyebrow 245 Joan Seierstad Coderre 40 221 Sarnia 254 Karon Delinger Dilke 80 Marilyn Bachman 222 Craik 288 Crystal Stinson Drinkwater 65 Brad Schultz 223 Huron 233 Karin Griffin Eyebrow 135 Marshall Petrovicz 224 Maple Bush 186 JoAnne Wandler Etters Beach 15 251 Big Arm 237 Findlater 49 252 Arm River 240 Kelly Allan Grandview Beach 35 253 Willner 254 Cheryl Smith Hawarden 75 Barb Martin 254 Loreburn 350 Alma Martens Total Population: 53,515

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2011 Collection and Patron Statistics

Collection Open Active Active Books Public size in 2011 Hours Patrons Patrons borrowed per Reference Computer BRANCH /week 2011 2010 patron 2011 Questions Users 2011 2011 Assiniboia 25,608 44 1138 1,351 27.5 1,196 4,386 Avonlea 9,009 16 261 299 24.2 522 422 Bethune 7,315 17 225 288 28.9 42 258 Briercrest 6,867 10 98 155 34.5 3 43

Coronach 13,992 30 348 543 35.7 46 413 Craik 11,113 18 322 395 27.4 509 1,215 Davidson 11,959 28 478 637 30.2 993 1,803 Elbow 10,297 15 207 252 36.5 139 475

Holdfast 6,025 12 181 196 32.6 182 210 Headquarters 9,324 0 139 146

Imperial 9,549 19.5 246 256 39.2 242 589 Loreburn 6,425 12 110 123 35.4 62 188

Moose Jaw** 158,016 67 11,300 13,030 25.7 14,427 14,666 Mortlach 4,730 11.5 150 171 31.2 122 391 Mossbank 11,358 17.5 252 284 30.6 261 462 Riverhurst 5,700 11.5 122 143 35.7 310 218

Rockglen 8,245 15.5 298 543 33.5 91 326 Rouleau 7,338 13.25 184 227 28.7 89 608 Tugaske 6,756 13 136 192 38.4 189 320 Willow Bunch 8,517 14.5 213 285 27.2 4,019 205 Wood Mountain 4,158 6 55 70 31.4 93 26 Total 342,301 390.25 16,493 19,586 23,537 27,224

Palliser Highlights-2011 11 2011 Circulation Statistics Patron Branch Patron Borrowed renewals lent out of pro-rated Total CHKOUTS initiated initiated out of outside region e-books Circ renewals renewals region BRANCH PA Assiniboia 21,224 3,987 1,300 241 3,750 797 31,299 3,369 Avonlea 4,108 519 204 62 1,279 154 6,326 907 Bethune 4,501 1,022 177 68 563 169 6,500 929 Briercrest 1,814 336 127 28 1,008 68 3,381 559 Coronach 8,658 805 376 81 2,180 325 12,425 2,074 Craik 6,138 969 187 61 1,235 230 8,820 997 Davidson 9,702 1,332 552 108 2,363 364 14,421 1,504 Elbow 4,859 585 310 58 1,557 182 7,551 1,060 Holdfast 3,554 774 866 24 546 133 5,897 483 Imperial 7,135 552 432 52 1,195 268 9,634 923 Loreburn 2,678 431 113 25 548 101 3,896 562 Mossbank 4,100 456 725 48 985 154 6,468 950 Moose Jaw 247,378 18,574 37,038 2,297 38,736 9,285 353,308 33893 Mortlach 3,239 173 452 27 581 122 4,594 574 Rockglen 7,375 1,911 284 29 750 277 10,626 702 Riverhurst 2,072 1,245 64 37 586 78 4,082 502 Rouleau 3,415 501 476 45 718 128 5,283 645 Tugaske 3,028 1,407 173 17 478 114 5,217 422 Willow Bunch 3,047 1,560 110 55 912 114 5,798 903 Wood Mountain 998 337 69 11 273 37 1,725 0 Headquarters 1,954 343 126 170 4,412 73 7,078 0 Sub-totals 350,977 37,819 44,161 3,544 64,655 13,173 514329 40,710

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