Nov. 12 - Nov. 26
Nov. 19
Nov. 18
Monday nights @ 7pm
Nov 17
Theodore Daycare Sausage Supper
Nov 30
Dec. 10 - Dec. 24
Dec. 3 - Dec. 17 - Dec. 31
Dec. 13 VS Cote Selects
Dec. 14 VS Canora Cobras
Dec. 21 VS Wapella Blackhawks
The Community group has been there to support Theodore in assorted fundraising events and donations to Village projects. The Board could always use a few new volunteers to help share the workload, if you think you could spare some time, drop in on a meeting some time and see if it's something you'd like to be a part of. Stay tuned for details as the map for the upcoming year gets set so you can plan ahead and make plans to attend!
Check their Facebook Page for upcoming event information!
Contact 306-241-6825.
Email is: theodorecommunitycomplex@gmail.com
FACEBOOK LINK
4PM - 6PM
5PM - PM
7:45pm - 8pm
Our Initiative: To improve Theodore for all residents and visitors. Our aim is to promote the village, attracting new residents, businesses, and tourists, and to encourage and strengthen community engagement.
We wish to work with and complement our existing community partners in this mandate, including the board committees, businesses, and events that are already adding value to our community.
Current Ongoing Projects:
- Mural Grove Park construction (next to the post office)
- Spring 2025 upgrade main thorough fares (Railway & Main)
Long Range Goals:
Marketing Tourism & The Village - Beautification of Theodore - Family Orientated Events
Email - theodoreeconomic@gmail.com
PEROGY PINCHERS
The Perogy Pinchers is a spin off the Theodore Catering Club which organized in 1992. The perogy pinchers started pinching in 2008 and have raised over $90,000 to support local groups and charities (Including updates to the arena and the Theodore Health Centre's Handivan). Their main goal was to look after the upkeep of the hall. They are very proud of their accomplishments and will continue for as long as they can.
They meet up every second Tuesday of the month to make perogies.
THEODORE FREE PRESS
It all began with help from the Parkland College in Yorkton back in November 1980. After a few years the College stopped and the group from Theodore took it over. It's now 35 years later and the paper is still going strong with help from the volunteers and donations to keep it in print. Not bad for a village of under of 400 people! A subscription to the Free Press is $20.
- On the day it gets put together and into print, a lot of fine tuning is done as it's compiled article by article. When it's all said and done, 1,285 copies are either delivered to the local post office or sent out to nearby communities and to various points across Canada to subscribers and even a few head south into the U.S.
