The Society Times Volume 2 Number 2 SUMMER 2019

President’s Message CONTENTS When one has both happy and sad news to speak about, with which do you begin? "When you eat your Smarties, do you eat the red ones President’s Message 1-2 last?" I will begin with the sad news and leave you New Lieutenant Governor 2 with happier thoughts. Victorian Tea Room 2 It was with enormous sadness that the death Government House 3 of W. Thomas Malloy, 22nd Lieutenant Governor Happening at Government House 3 of Saskatchewan was announced on July 2nd. It Art Exhibit 3 was a privilege to get to know him, even a little, GHHS VOLUNTEERS: The Society’s and to share a piece of pie and conversation at our Invaluable Asset! 4 last event with His Honour. I was pleased to Volunteer Recognition Committee 4 receive a personal invitation to attend the state Upcoming Events (Volunteer funeral. It was my privilege to attend on behalf of Appreciation Tea, Black Tie, GHHS. For me there were two very memorable Dickens 2019 Concert, and moving tributes. National Chief Perry Christmas Tea Ticket Draw) 5 Sheila Carson during an event Bellegarde, S.O.M. honoured Wambli Kinyan (Flying at Government House Collectible Sales 6 Eagle") with a song to celebrate his life and help him Newsletter Committee Report 6 Monkey Business 7 on his way to a better place. Daughter Cori Molloy spoke on behalf of the family, New GHHS Board members 8-9 giving us a glimpse into the personal family life of a man who spent much of his life Dickens Committee 9 in service to the country. He will be remembered as a modern-day Father of Con- Paula Jolly, Guest Artist for federation and as a truly remarkable man. Black Tie Event 9 GHHS offers its sincere condolences to Chad Debert on the sudden passing of Canada Day at Government his father. House Photos 10 Congratulations to Monique Goffinet Miller on her recent appointment to the Congratulations 10 position of Chief Executive Officer of the Provincial Capital Commission. We will miss the constant presence of Monique at Government House. I am sure her enthusiasm will be a definite asset as she assumes new responsibilities with the PCC. We wish her well. Our tea has arrived! It is beautifully packaged Important Notice: To receive and is available only to GHHS. The same blend of a paper copy of newsletter two Ceylon teas will not be duplicated and the sent by mail, there will be blend is not available to anyone other than us. It is an annual charge of $10.00 an almost perfect match to the tea served at the Victorian teas. We hope our shoppers in Sir Richard Lake Hall on tea weekends will appreciate Our mission is to preserve, this exclusive item. Continued on page 2. promote, and enhance Government House as a public heritage site.

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President’s Message continued Rebecca is already hard at work on ideas for the next volunteer workshop in February. As a follow up to our brief in- troduction to succession planning, she is developing a way to plan ahead for volunteers to rotate on a regular basis for the entire tea season and to know when they are scheduled well in advance. This is what currently happens in the kitchen. Each volunteer has a specific day or days on which they are available. If something better comes up, the volunteer just lets Bonnie know and we plan accordingly. It has worked well with that group and should for the ballroom as well. More details will be forthcoming and, as always, we will pay attention to your honest feedback. Enjoy summer and watch out for the mosquitoes!

Sheila Carson, GHHS President

New Lieutenant Governor for Saskatchewan is Appointed On July 17th, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced the appointment of Russell Mirasty as the new Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan. Mr. Mirasty has dedicated much of his life to public service. During his 36-year career in the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, he served in various roles across the country. A member of the Lac La Ronge Indian Band, he notably became the first Indigenous person to command a division of the national police force. In his retirement, Mr. Mirasty has continued to make a difference in his home province of Saskatchewan, working to improve the province’s education system. His appointment follows that of the former Lieutenant Governor, the Honourable W. Thomas Molloy, who passed away earlier this month after a battle with cancer. Her Honour Donna Mirasty was born and raised in Cumberland House and is a Licensed Practical Nurse. Their Honours have been married for 41 years and have 2 children and 2 grandchildren.

Gayle White, Co-Editor His Honour the Honourable Russ Mirasty Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan and Her Honour Donna Mirasty

Victorian Tea Room (and the Happy Tale of a Bucket of Pickles) The volunteers who volunteer during Tea Weekend, be it for the Ballroom, the kitchen, or the Collectibles Sales, know that we provide a snack for them between 1:30 and 3 p.m. on each day. This past tea (July) I had many enthusiastic and glowing compliments on the pickles we serve and the request for the recipe. First of all, they are made in the House and nothing special is bought to make them. At the beginning of each tea season (March), we take a large bucket and put the following items into it: 4 c of sugar, 2 c of white vinegar, 2 tablespoons of salt, 1 tsp of turmeric, 1 tsp of celery seed and 1 tsp of mustard seed. This is stirred/sloshed until the sugar and salt dissolve. At the end of the tea, the thinly sliced cucumbers left over from preparing the cucumber sandwiches are stirred into the dissolved sugar/vinegar/ spice mixture. The bucket’s lid is secured, and the whole thing goes onto the bottom shelf of the refrigerator. The recipe (obtained from our prior kitchen Bonnie Racz and Elaine Miller at the 2019 coordinator, Leona H.) says it is ready in 3 days, other recipes say two weeks. PCC Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon We continue to add to it each month, and occasionally I will pour the brine from the pickles we purchase for our guests into it. So enthusiastic pickle eaters (and makers), that is the recipe. Enjoy! And a thank you to all our wonderful volunteers who make our Victorian Tea such a success.

Bonnie Racz, Coordinator for Victorian Tea Room

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Government House It is with great sadness that we recognize the passing of His Honour, The Honourable W. Thomas Molloy, the 22nd Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan. His Honour has been an inspiration through his words and work on reconciliation, inclusion and language literacy. You do not have to look far within the halls of Government House to see the impact of his work and his pillar interests. We will continue to honour his legacy through our work and by living his values every day at Government House. Our focus to serve our community has resulted in the creation of new events, programing and exhibits that highlight our connection to ecology, stewardship and creating a space of inclusion. nd Our 2 annual National Indigenous People’s Day hosted a sacred tobacco planting Monique Goffinet Miller and the ceremony at the entrance of the LG’s Office. Special garden tours will highlight these Honourable Ken Cheveldayoff, Minister majestic plants at 10am and 2pm. responsible for the Provincial Capital Commission at the PCC Appreciation This summer, Government House has welcomed new Visitor Experience Hosts who Luncheon for GHHS volunteers have started first-person interpretation tours. Taking on a character from the past, every tour will be different so be sure to stop in to collect all of the stories with a scheduled tour on the hour, every hour. We thank the GHHS for our ongoing partnership with refreshing Butler’s Pantry to now be the Vice Regal Coffee Bar, open 7 days a week. There are many new initiatives at GH but it is the ongoing legacy of what we stand for that makes us great. It has been a pleasure working for and with you.

Monique Goffinet Miller, Chief Executive Officer, Provincial Capital Commission

Happening at Government House August 3rd to 5th – Play croquet and enjoy a snack In the Edwardian Gardens August 17th – Join a Heritage Regina tour about the Secrets of Government House September 2nd – Enjoy the last of our summer hours before we switch to our winter hours September 21st – Last Government (Club)House! Bring your kids for the last time! October 9th – Join Heritage Saskatchewan as they celebrate the winners of the 2019 Heritage Awards October 22nd – Government House will be welcoming students from select schools to participate in a special Métis day of programming October 30th – Government House’s popular Bump in the Night returns for another year! Be sure to ask Gareth about volunteering!

Art Exhibit: Wascana Lake Through 4 Seasons From its humble, resourceful beginnings in 1883 as a reservoir, Wascana Lake and its surrounding area, known as Wascana Center, has developed into a beautiful natural oasis in the heart of the city of Regina. Photographer Sheena Simonson trekked an estimated 328 kilometres (82 laps) around the west lake to capture the beauty of Wascana Centre in all four seasons. To view more of this artwork, please visit Government House Museum or website: https:// governmenthousesk.ca/exhibit-and- galleries/qeii-art-gallery

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GHHS VOLUNTEERS: The Society’s Invaluable Asset! Summer is here at last! Even though the summer months are shorter, the continuous beauty started in spring still captivates the eyes. That’s an aspect you cannot miss as you come into the House - the beautiful flowers by the ceremonial circle and the entire Edwardian Garden. I hope you take time to enjoy that beauty whenever you come in to volunteer. Some changes in the tea room scheduling: Adrienne Billings, our presenter on succession planning, gave us some clues to think about during her presentation, which we can also apply to the retention of our volunteers. Some of those clues were: “Individuals can leave unexpectedly regardless of retention efforts” and “Succession planning can enhance retention.” We can Back row L-R : Lisa Wang, Iris Sirke, Ronda attest to the truth of volunteers having to leave unexpectedly due to a per- Schmalenberg, Gayle White, Claire Thorseth, sonal or family emergency. Where succession planning is in place, the posi- Elaine Miller. Front: Ariel S. (Jocko’s Friends tion will not be vacant for a long time. In light of the above, in the new year, I helping) and Virginia Selby with Susan Hogarth (middle) will be experimenting new scheduling system with the tea room volunteers. It will give volunteers the opportunity to work on a bi-monthly rotation basis on a task. This system will not hinder those who want to work monthly from doing so, as long as they are willing to volunteer in a different task. For example, if I have you on a bi-monthly rotation as a server and you would like to work monthly, this will be possible if you are willing to work with dessert trolley or any other task on the month you are not on rotation – March: server; April: dessert trolley; May: server; June: Usher; July: server…. Please do not hesitate to email me or call to discuss any questions or concerns you may have about this new rotation system. Allergies, perfumes and scents: The issue of allergies is very prevalent during the spring and summer seasons due to new blossoms from flowers and even the green grass around us. Another source of allergic reaction that we rarely talk about is the use of perfumes and scents and how this could result in a very serious reaction to those who have the sensitivity. We will appreciate it if all volunteers would be aware of this and avoid the use of perfumes and scents when coming to volunteer at the House. I want to thank you all in advance for your understanding regarding this. Finally, the annual Volunteer Appreciation Tea is approaching. Email or call me to RSVP for the event coming up on Sunday August 25th at 2.00pm. I hope to see many of you there because you deserve the appreciation. I thank all GHHS volunteers for your continued commitment. Enjoy summer season and the beauty of the Edwardian Gardens around the House whenever you are at Government House.

Rebecca Otitoju, GHHS Volunteer Coordinator Volunteer Recognition Committee (VRC) There’s something that brings happiness to us all whenever we are appreciated for good things we did, even when our motive for doing such good work was not to be recognized. I am privileged to work with such a dedicated and committed group of volunteers that I am always thankful for being part of the GHHS team. In view of that, I want to remind you of the upcoming Volunteer Appreciation Tea on Sunday, August 25, 2019. No amount of “thank you” is too much for your dedi- cation, I hope you will be at the tea. Please RSVP to me through email or by calling my office number 306-787-5363. I look forward to seeing you on August 25th. I want to welcome into the team of GHHS volunteers the people who attended the New Volunteer Information Session on July 9th. As they branch out into different committees, I am calling on all our seasoned volunteers to please welcome them with open arms, mentor them and make them feel at home whenev- er they volunteer in the House. The GHHS Board and the VRC are committed to ensuring that all volunteers enjoy their time together Volunteer Appreciation Tea when volunteering. Sunday August 25, 2019 Thank you for being a dedicated GHHS volunteer. Summer is 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm moving along, enjoy each day. Please RSVP Rebecca Phone: 306-787-5363 Text: 306-501-0744 or Rebecca Otitoju, Chair, VRC Committee Email: [email protected]

Definition of a Volunteer: Doing more than you have to because you want to, in a cause you consider good Ivan Scheier

The Society Times 4 Summer 2019 Upcoming Events Dickens Yuletide Singers Volunteer Appreciation Tea 2019 concert

Reserve tickets will be available on th All GHHS Volunteers are invited Thursday, October 24 to attend the Volunteer Appreciation Tea in the by calling (306) 570-2826 or Henry Newlands Ballroom (306) 537-0523 on Sunday, August 25, 2019 Donations Appreciated 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm.

Please RSVP Rebecca 2019 Christmas Tea Ticket Draw Phone: 306-787-5363 Text: 306-501-0744 or Email: [email protected] Forms will be available from September 1, 2019 Government House Historical Society In person from the Commissionaires at invites you to Government House or on our The Ninth Annual Black Tie Auction Website: www.govhousesociety.ca Thursday, October 17, 2019 5:30 – 10:30 pm Request must be returned Government House, 4607 Dewdney Avenue by October 1, 2019 to Government House Historical The evening will commence with a champagne Society, 4607 Dewdney Avenue, reception and a delicious selection of hot and cold Regina, SK S4T 1B7 hors d’oeuvres. Beautiful music will add to the Attention: Bonnie - Christmas Tea atmosphere. Many wonderful, unusual and rare items will be available to Buy it Now, bid on at the Silent Auction, and preview for bidding at the Live The draw for tickets will be on Auction. October 3, 2019 Feature Artist: Paula Jolly

Tickets: $100.00 available in advance Phone: Lorna Bingaman, 306-552-3585 2019 Tea dates August 10 & 11 September 7 & 8 E-mail: [email protected] October 5 & 6 November 3 & 3

December 7 & 8 - Christmas Tea *Watch for a sneak preview of some of the auction items on the GHHS website* Visit our website www.govhousesociety.ca or call us to make reservation by leaving a message at 639-571-7123

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Collectibles Sales Our July 1st sale is the biggest of the year. The entire Richard Lake Hall is available that day and with several thousand visitors on the grounds we work hard to fill the space with desirable vintage and collectible items. The weeks before the sale were spent washing, polishing and pricing items. We were fortunate to have a wonderful group of volunteers come in one afternoon to polish up the silver in preparation for the day. Many thanks to Lizhi (Lisa) Wang, Pat Taylor and Barb Binnie for restoring the silver to its brilliant shine. July 1st was a busy and successful day, soon followed by the July 5th and 6th tea and sale. We were happily able to leave the July 1st sale display in place, and the two sales saw a lot of happy customers as they carried off new-found treasures. The following weekend saw our intrepid volunteers at our first off-site sale. For some time we have been wondering if it would be worthwhile to attempt smaller sales associated with local events. When we were invited to participate in the anniversary celebration at Green Falls Landing Seniors’ Residence, we decided to participate by setting up two tables. While sales were modest, we were able to promote Government House and the Victorian Teas, as well as meet with people who were interested in providing items for the Collectible Sales or Black-Tie Auction. We have also just received two large donations of items, so our storage space is full, and we are unable to take in more items for the time being. Many thanks to our generous donors.

Susan Hogarth, Chair

Collectibles Sales Volunteers:

Left: Gayle White attending to customers at Greenfalls Landing where they were invited to set up a Collectibles Sales table for the residents.

Top right: L-R: Susan Hogarth, Lisa Wang, Pat Taylor and Barb Binnie display the cleaned silverwares

Bottom right: Canada Day guests looking at collectible items for sale at Government House

Newsletter Committee There is plenty of news packed into this edition ofThe Society Times. I’m sure you are all aware of the sad news of the death of His Honour, the Honourable W. Thomas Molloy. Then soon after that we heard the news of Monique’s promotion from Manager of Government House to being the CEO of the Provincial Capital Commission. Both are losses to our House, but we congratulate Monique on her promotion and hope to still see her at the House on occasion. And just recently, the appointment of a new Lieutenant Governor is big news. Also, for the Kitchen Volunteers, be sure to check out Rebecca’s report on proposed changes in the volunteers’ rotations. We are moving forward with succession planning! Canada Day was a big success at the House as usual. It was interesting this year with the focus on Métis culture, and we noticed there were many visitors totally new to Government House and to all the activities held here. Hopefully these people will attend more events at the House in the future. What a summer – hot and steamy, stormy and rainy, with just enough absolutely perfect days in between. The gardens at the House are green and blooming with life. Rebecca and Jennifer and I look forward to seeing you all at the August Volunteer Appreciation Tea.

Gayle White, Co-Editor

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On Saturday, June 22, 2019, 17 of Jocko’s Friends gathered for the “History Comes Alive” event held in the Museum at Government House. Sierra Haynes and Sarah Schuweiler-Frizzell, the Visitor Experience Hosts at Government House, led an excellent tour of the museum, making history come alive for the members of Jocko’s Friends, who were enthusiastic and well engaged. Following the tour, everyone gathered in the Henry Newlands Ballroom for a refreshing treat of ‘Create your own Sundae’ and a beverage. The afternoon concluded with a tour of the George Watt exhibit. Thank you to the committee members Terry Bedard, Carolyn Thompson and Mallory Coates who assisted in making this event so successful. A special thanks to Abigail, a senior member of Jocko’s Friends for her assistance at the event. Robin Brockett, Elaine Giroux-Sylvestre (far Sincere thanks are extended to Sierra and to Sarah for making right) Co-chairs of Jocko’s Friends with Abigail, a ‘history come alive’ during the 45-minute tour. senior member of Jocko’s Friends (middle) Thanks to Ann Grahame and to Rev. Robert Thompson for taking photos during the event. Elaine Giroux-Sylvestre & Robin Brockett, Co-Chairs

Save the date for Congratulations to Robin Brockett, co-chair of Jocko’s Jocko’s Friends Fall Event Friends and Greg Tuer who were married on July 6, 2019! Saturday, October 19, 2019 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. More information will be sent out later.

Just for $5 a year, your child or grandchild can Did you know……………. become a GHHS Junior member: Jocko’s Madame Henriette Forget, wife of the Friends Lieutenant Governor Forget, involved herself in social and charitable activities. As the wife More information on our website: of the lieutenant governor, she automatically became a member of several societies and https://govhousesociety.ca/jockos-friends/ helped initiate others. Mme Forget worked to raise money and did raise enough to commission the portrait of Queen Victoria that hangs in Government House.

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New GHHS Board members Mr. Adedeji Adesina is a new member of the Society who indicated in his application that he has a desire to serve and in doing so contribute to the Society. He has indicated he wishes to support and be part of such a noble cause in the province of Saskatchewan. His background includes years of experience as a successful entrepreneur which would support the activities of the board. He has served on the board of both profit and not-for- profit organizations and understands the nuances involved in both. In part from his Summary, Mr. Adesina mentions a number of leadership skills including: sales strategist and tactician offering thought leadership, strategic advice, insights for market differentiation, competitive advantage, and go-to market strategies using best-in- class tools and processes. He offers extensive experience in a fast-paced highly competitive industry from key roles in online auto auction bidding to the growth, develop- ment and transition of an original home-grown business. Mr. Adesina is the founder, managing director and chief execu- tive of a recruiting and consulting firm, Rockstand Limited, Canada established in November 2018. Mr. Adesina has further outlined his numerous business skills and a comprehensive corporate background in his application. His skills and activi- ties would lend toward him being a strong, contributing member to the GHHS Board.

GHHS Board members.

Back row L-R: Lorna Bingaman, Adedeji Adesina, Gayle White, Adrian Golbey, Jennifer Thompson and Ken Exner.

Front row L-R: Bonnie Racz, Sharon Hurst, Sheila Carson and Nadine Johnson.

Not in the picture: Charlene Balion and Kevin Gooding

Ms. Sharon Hurst has been a volunteer with the GHHS since 2017 and worked on various projects. She also has a strong professional and administrative background. Her background qualities that would contribute to GHHS Board are as follows: Over 20 years of experience offering a high level of professional and effective administrative support in progressively more responsible positions to senior executives; excellent oral and written English communication skills; superior level of strict confidentiality; highly organized, detail-oriented professional who takes pride in a job well done, comprehensive knowledge of office management, computer programs, administrative procedures and policy compliance; effective interpersonal skills and supervisory skills and abilities; efficient team oriented individual, capable of exercising a high degree of initiative and sound judgment to achieve organizational goals and address questions or concerns; and a commitment to high quality customer service. Ms. Hurst is currently the Business Center Manager with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Regina. Prior to this position she had administrative, financial, benefit administration and supervisory responsibilities in other positions with the same organization over a number of years. Ms. Hurst has outlined numerous computer skills and educational achievements in her resumé. In addition to volunteering with GHHS since 2017, she has undertaken a number of volunteer opportunities with her church including cooking, teaching and leading youth, as well as camp counselor for these and various other events within the organization. Other skills she could bring to the Board and the Society fall within the administrative, cooking and quilting realm.

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New GHHS Board member Ms. Nadine Johnson joined the GHHS Board for the coming year. The skills Nadine brings to the Board include management of the operations of a high profile, high volume government program with extensive years of experience in service delivery, financial and human resource management. She has built positive stakeholder relationships with municipal and provincial social justice groups. She served as the Board Secretary to establish the Board of Directors for the Technical Safety Authority and in 2011- 12, participated in the development of the Saskatchewan Administrative Tribunals Association and specifically, budget development and board bylaws. Ms. Johnson lists education and professional development qualifications and past employment prior to 2011. Further details on her current employment responsibilities are as follows: management of all aspects of administration; finance, human resources, information technology and other related responsibilities to ensure statutory and organizational policies are understood and adhered to; involvement in the initiation of change management, policy development and establishment of organizational goals and objectives including the development of an application database and identification of reporting measurements; another skill is the review and alignment of client service delivery pro- cesses for service excellence; and in her role, provision of operational leadership and guidance to the Director and Senior Depu- ty Director in organizational and policy development and performance and discipline reviews in accordance with the PS/GE Col- lective Agreement, Human Resource Manual and The Public Service Act, 1998. Ms. Johnson started volunteering with the Society in 2017. A few years prior she assisted at the Black Tie Auction. In addition her volunteer history ranges from involvement with community support groups, her local church and her children’s school, sporting and other activities. Her hobbies include cooking, entertaining and quilting.

Dickens Committee It is difficult to think about Christmas on these lovely summer days but the Dickens Committee has been doing just that as we start our preparations for the 2019 Dickens Yuletide Singers Concerts to be held at Government House on December 14 and 15, 2019. We are so pleased to be able to carry on the wonderfully festive tradition for another year. I must thank Jeanette, Lois, Alyce, and Elaine for all of their help guiding me as the new Chairperson, and Lena Woolley for leaving me such detailed information about the prior years’ concerts.

Lorna Bingaman, Chairperson Ruby Saini and Lorna Bingaman during the 2018 Black Tie Event

Paula Jolly, Guest Artist for Black Tie Event Paula Jolly is a multifaceted artist who lives on a farm with her husband near Mossbank, Saskatchewan. Paula has been creating Art on Fabric for a number of years and she incorporates her own unique blend of techniques and ayering. Her choice of repurposed, hand printed fabrics, along with a variety of threads, fabric paint, oil pastels, fabric crayons and permanent markers make for interesting one of a kind abstract designs. Paula’s work is most noted for her use of colour and her originality. Paula has been awarded numerous accolades, including being juried into the Canadian National Juried Show for many consecutive years, winning awards and selling pieces. She has also created some commissioned works. She had a piece accepted into the World Quilt Competition that has returned from a two-year world tour. Currently one of her pieces was chosen into the 2019 Houston International Festival. Bill Shurniak, owner of the Shurniak Art Gallery in Assiniboia, SK, has purchased two of Paula’s pieces for his private collection. His Gallery will be hosting an exhibit of her work in 2020.

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Have Information you moved update to a different For more information on 2019 Canada Day event, please visit http://ltgov.sk.ca/ address or changed your email? news-and-events/canada-day Please call: 306-787-5363 or email [email protected] Ken Linnen is a long time GHHS member who with your new information won the Brian Eckel Award from the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Photo credits and resources: Saskatchewan. He was also a recipient of the Lieutenant Governor's award in November 2018 Ann Grahame through the Association of Consulting Engineers of Jeffrey Sawatzky Saskatchewan. Rev. Thompson Visit the following sites to read about these Lizhi (Lisa) Wang awards: https://www.apegs.ca/Portal/Pages/ Shirley Gerlock distinguished-service-award, and http://ltgov.sk.ca/ Toshiba Business Solutions (Copier) honours-and-awards/lieutenant-governor-awards/ consulting-engineers-of-Saskatchewan.

Ken and Sue Linnen at the 2018 Alone we can do so little; GHHS members’ event

Together we can do so much Deadline for submission - Helen Keller to The Society Times October 4, 2019

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