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Midget Girls' Canadian Fast Pitch Championships
July 29 - August 5, 2001
Lashburn, Saskatchewan, Canada
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The town of Lashburn, Saskatchewan is situated on the Yellowhead Highway, one of Canada's Trans Canada Highways. It offers a variety of services and is midway between two major cities; Saskatoon, Saskatchewan and Edmonton, Alberta. Lashburn is only 34 kilometres to the east of the Saskatchewan/Alberta border, which runs through the city of Lloydminster. |
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Food Services: East Meets West Cafe ~ specialising in eastern style foods.
R & D Cafe ~ specializing in western style foods.
Lashburn Fine Foods ~ provides groceries, liquor and fast foods
Other Services: Postal Service at Canada Post Office
Lashburn Centennial Museum ~ features artifacts from the settlement of the
local area by the Barr Colonists.
Lashburn Town & Country Golf Club ~ featuring 9 hole grass greens, putting
green and driving range.
J. H. Moore Elementary School ~ kindergarten to grade six school
Lashburn High School ~ grade 7 - 12 school
Campsite ~ at golf course with 10 serviced lots.
Garages on the highway ~ C & L Service ~ gasoline and mechanics
Churches ~ Anglican, Catholic, Evangelical Free, United |
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Welcome to Lashburn. Our prairie sentinels, the grain elevators stand alongside the railroad and highway. Turn south at the east end of the elevators to the ball park. |
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Looking north along Main Street a feature is the old high school with the Legion Cenotaph a block south of it. The Museum is just a block off the highway with an old country school as part of its display one block to the east. |
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A view of J. H. Moore Elementary School with the original bell from the first school in Lashburn. Lashburn High School is a block to the north. |
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More about Lashburn |
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