Heritage in the News

How Green Is Our Heritage!

The Saskatoon Heritage Society and Meewasin inve you to attend a panel discussion
on the role that the preservation of buildings can play in maintaining a green society.

Thursday, November 5, 2009, 7:30 p.m.
Meewasin Boardroom
402 Third Avenue South

Panellists:
Dave Denny, Saskatoon property developer
Angie Bugg, Energy Conservation Coordinator, Saskatchewan Environmental Society
Blaire Prima, City of Saskatoon Heritage Coordinator

For further information, call Cathy at 653-1047

Announcing the publication of
Saskatoon History Review No 22, 2008
Editor Don Kerr

Hot off the press in time for your holiday giving! Enjoy this special issue which celebrates the arts in Saskatoon, as well as including other more traditional heritage articles. We have interviews with that great theatre man, Bob Hint and Saskatoon jazz musician, Skip Katz. There are articles on poet Anne Szumigalski and on one of Saskatoon’s least recognized visual artists, Nik Semenoff. There is a pictorial essay on early Saskatoon cinema houses and an account of the life and musical legacy of great piano teacher, Lyell Gustin. Finally, Peggy Sarjeant documents the moving of the historic Trounce House, while former City Councillor, Kate Waygood, reminisces about her early heritage work in Saskatoon.

In this issue:

• Dwayne Brenna. Fifty-six years at Stratford and still going strong: an interview with Robert Hinitt.
• Jeff Park. Skip Kutz: a community of music.
• John Livingstone Clarke. Anne Szumigalski’s house as sacred space.
• Ruth Millar. The Silver screen in Saskatoon: a pictorial history of early cinema houses.
• Joan Halmo. Lyell Gustin: his life and musical legacy.
• Don Kerr. Nik Semenoff, artist and inventor.
• Peggy Sarjeant. A Delicate operation: the story of moving the Trounce House, Saskatoon’s oldest building, to safety.
• Kate Waygood. Heritage: untold stories of the heritage movement in Saskatoon.

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