Great work, Stephanie! (She tells me her instructor liked it too! A+ Grade!)
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different cultures...prairie neighbours
Monday, March 30, 2009
Student Project Highlights Cut Knife and its History
A local resident, Stephanie Gilchrist, completed an assignment which focused on Cut Knife and area. It takes a while to load because of music files, videos and lots of photos. The link is: http://www.stephgilchrist.com/historyck/
Great work, Stephanie! (She tells me her instructor liked it too! A+ Grade!)
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Great work, Stephanie! (She tells me her instructor liked it too! A+ Grade!)
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Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Sask Tourism Conference
The weekend conference was great. Tourism people are so warm and friendly. I learned a whole bunch about marketing, good governance, the best of the best of tourism in the province at the awards gala event, and internet and media info.
Saskatchewan has so much to offer a tourist. Check out the Saskatchewan Tourism site to see what you can do in this great province. The link is http://www.sasktourism.com/
Saskatchewan has so much to offer a tourist. Check out the Saskatchewan Tourism site to see what you can do in this great province. The link is http://www.sasktourism.com/
Friday, March 20, 2009
This and That
Our annual meeting was held this past Monday evening. Good planning made for a quick meeting. We were home early! Yay!
Research has begun on a new project for the museum. Just a hint - they were from the country of the leaning tower before immigrating here...
Author is off to Regina to the Sask Tourism conference this weekend. If only Regina wasn't sooooooo far away...
Research has begun on a new project for the museum. Just a hint - they were from the country of the leaning tower before immigrating here...
Author is off to Regina to the Sask Tourism conference this weekend. If only Regina wasn't sooooooo far away...
Monday, February 23, 2009
Sad News
While the author was away in the past month, a member of the museum board passed away suddenly.
The shock of Jack Rowswell's passing is still registering.
Jack was our museum's Vice President, an active member of our Maintenance Committee, and a friend. His support of my efforts, his subtle sense of humor, and his willingness to help when he could, made my museum experience even more enjoyable. I know the rest of the Board will second this.
Thanks, Jack.
Our condolences to Amy and the rest of his family.
The shock of Jack Rowswell's passing is still registering.
Jack was our museum's Vice President, an active member of our Maintenance Committee, and a friend. His support of my efforts, his subtle sense of humor, and his willingness to help when he could, made my museum experience even more enjoyable. I know the rest of the Board will second this.
Thanks, Jack.
Our condolences to Amy and the rest of his family.
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
'Atton's Lake- A Summer Meeting Place' Is Now Online
Take the time to check our our new exhibit on the CHIN (Canadian Heritage Information Network) website under Community Memories.
The virtual exhibit showcases a century of photos and stories about our 'jewel on the prairie', Atton's Lake.
The link to the exhibit is:
http://www.virtualmuseum.ca/pm_v2.php?id=exhibit_home&fl=0&lg=English&ex=00000410
The virtual exhibit showcases a century of photos and stories about our 'jewel on the prairie', Atton's Lake.
The link to the exhibit is:
http://www.virtualmuseum.ca/pm_v2.php?id=exhibit_home&fl=0&lg=English&ex=00000410
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