2014 Scholarship and Bursary Winners

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Every year, Saskatchewan Command takes applications for the Jack Moore Scholarship and the Burgess Bursary.  Each category has ten recipients of $300 each.  Below are the 2014 recipients.  Congratulations, scholars!

SCHOLARSHIPS

  1. Jenna BRATVOLD              Prince Albert
  2. Keara CARTER               Saskatoon
  3. Sarah KEENE               Saskatoon
  4. Brynne MARTIN                Maple Creek
  5. Nicole MATSALLA             Saskatoon
  6. Logan MORHART              Prince Albert
  7. Selina MUISE                Saskatoon
  8. Irene STAMATINOS          Yorkton
  9. Shaelyn STANDISH           Kelvington
  10. Chloe WOO                   Saskatoon

 

BURSARIES

  1. Anika ALBERS                                Loon Lake
  2. Brooke CLARY                                Leader
  3. Katherine COLE                             Vanscoy
  4. Vanessa COTE                                Spiritwood
  5. Ivy DECORBY                                Rocanville
  6. Jessica KLASSEN                         Assiniboia
  7. Jade PALEY                                   Tuffnell
  8. Cody SANDS                                 Turtleford
  9. Tylynne TONDEVOLD               Willow Bunch
  10. Samantha WHITTINGHAM      Qu’Appelle

 

Congratulations to all of this year’s recipients and we wish you all the best in your studies.

Friendship with the American Legion

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Provincial President, Comrade, M.C. (Dick) Wells attends the Montana state American Legion convention this past June. Attendance at these conventions keeps the lines of communication and camaraderie open on either side of our borders. We have always had a close relationship with our American Legion members and the knowledge gained by our attendance at their conventions and them to ours is beneficial to all.
At the convention, Comrade Dick was presented with the American Legion Friendship Award and Plaque. Congratulations Comrade Dick. This only continues to solidify our strong ties with the realization that we all share one common goal within our organizations.

Dick Friendship Cert (2) Montana Friendship Medal (1)

National Legion Track & Field Camp 2014

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The national legion track and field camp was held in Langley, B.C. this past august. Athletes from across the country gather at this legion sponsored camp to perfect their track and field skills and gain experience in events they wish to specialize in. A great time was had by all.

Nutana Artifacts Museum

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WE WERE THERE…….OVER THERE…..

TO COMMEMORATE THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE BEGINNING OF THE FIRST WORLD WAR

The Nutana branch No. 362 and the artifacts room of military history is pleased to present a visual and oral presentation from a Canadian soldier and nurse who took part in the battles, endured the trenches, and practiced in the front-line hospitals during the great war.

During the First World War the population of Canada was 7,500,000. The Canadian Expeditionary Force contributed 500,000 soldiers and 2400 nurses to the war effort. From this number 68,000 soldiers and 53 nurses gave their lives in the line of duty.

The artifacts room of military history features exhibits from more than 2000 items donated by veterans and their families. They have artifacts from the Boer War, First World War, Second World War, the Korean War and peacekeeping missions.

The museum may be contacted through the legion office at (306) 374-6303 or email: theartifactsroom@yahoo.ca