here - Calling Lakes Centre

KITCHEN
#001 - #033 - no #008
The Neals Yard Bakery WHOLEFOOD COOKBOOK
– Rachel Haigh
Hardcover – 9” x 11 ½”
“Complete reference guide to the selection and use of wholefoods
with over 200 delicious, easy to prepare, vegetarian recipes.”
#001
1986
Campbell’s Classic Recipes
Hardcover – 7 ¼” x 9” with its own ribbon bookmark, 127 pages
Snacks and Mini-Meals, 20 Minutes or Less, Skillet Meals,
Casseroles, Main Dishes, Side Dishes
#002
2001
The Easy Gourmet: Entertaining Made Fun and Simple
Soft cover, spiral bound – 6 ½” x 9”, 160 pages
“Fourth in a unique series of cookbooks created to celebrate Canada
Safeway’s 60th Anniversary”
1989
#003
MORE EASY BEANS
Quick and tasty bean, pea and lentil recipes
– Irish Ross and Jacquie Trafford
Paperback – 6” x 9”, 120 pages
“Why another bean cookbook? The simple answer is we love to cook
with beans, peas and lentils and still had some great recipes to
share.”
#004
1997
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THE SUPREME Vegetarian COOKBOOK
- Rose Elliot
Paperback – 5” x 7 ¾”, 574 pages with 16 pages of colour pictures
“A vegetarian since the age of three, [Rose Elliot] has never eaten
meat, but loves the scope which vegetarian cookery gives for
imagination and creativity.”
#005
1998
Naturally Homemade - Judy Zemliak from Brandon, Manitoba
Soft cover, spiral bound – 6” x 8 ¾”, 252 pages
“Regardless of one’s dietary limitations and needs or personal health
goals it is truly possible to design a WHOLESOME, ATTRACTIVE,
and VARIED diet with Natural Foods! NATURALLY, the choices are
numerous!”
#006
1987
Rise & Dine Canada
Savory Secrets from Canada’s Bed & Breakfast Inns
- Marcy Claman
Paperback – 7 ¼” x 9”, 319 pages
Contains Measurement Equivalents, B&B locator Map, Index of B&B’s
as well as recipes. Marlene’s bookmarks are still marking recipes.
#007
1996
Set of 4 napkins
Approximately 10 ¾” x 11 ¼”
Crocheting in corners and around edges; new, never used
#009
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Set of 2 napkins
Approximately 16 ½” x 14”
#010
Eembroidery on sheer fabric, one embroidered more than the other;
new, never used
Set of 5 napkins
3 are exactly the same 11 ¼” square, 2 are different - 12 ½” x 13 ¼”
and 12 ½” x 11 ¾”
All have embroidery in one corner and blanket stitch around the
edges of heavier fabric, probably cotton; new, never used
#011
Set of 2 napkins
Approximately 11 ¾” x 10 ¾”
Crosstitch needlework in one corner and around edges of heavier
fabric, probably cotton; new, never used
#012
Set of 3 napkins
Approximately 10 ¾” x 11”
Off-white colour; new
#013
Set of 3 napkins
Approximately 13” x 13 ½”
Possibly linen with design in the fabric; white; new
#014
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Set of 14 napkins
Approximately 15” x 15 ¾”
Possibly linen with design in the fabric; white; new
#015
Pat Krug cream and sugar set
You have possibly used this when you were at Calling Lakes Centre;
used in dining room.
#016
Pat Krug cream and sugar set
You have possibly used this when you were at Calling Lakes Centre;
used in dining room
#017
Pat Krug cream and sugar set
You have possibly used this when you were at Calling Lakes Centre;
used in dining room
#018
Pat Krug cream and sugar set
You have possibly used this when you were at Calling Lakes Centre;
used in dining room
#019
Pat Krug cream and sugar set
You have possibly used this when you were at Calling Lakes Centre;
used in dining room
#020
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Pat Krug cream and sugar set
You have possibly used this when you were at Calling Lakes Centre;
used in dining room
#021
Pat Krug cream and sugar set
You have possibly used this when you were at Calling Lakes Centre;
used in dining room
#022
Pat Krug cream and sugar set
You have possibly used this when you were at Calling Lakes Centre;
used in dining room
#023
Pat Krug cream and sugar set
You have possibly used this when you were at Calling Lakes Centre;
used in dining room
#024
Pat Krug sugar bowl
You have possibly used this when you were at Calling Lakes Centre;
used in dining room
#025
Pat Krug sugar bowl
You have possibly used this when you were at Calling Lakes Centre;
used in dining room
#026
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Serving bowl – Cream Petal, Grindley, England
#027
There are 3 of these available. Bid on one and the winner can take
all 3 at that price. What the winner doesn’t want will go to the next
bidder for the same price and will continue down the list until they are
all gone.
Gravy Boat – Cream Petal, Grindley, England
#028
Hanson Ross Lid for casserole dish
This lid could be used with dishes #030 and #031
#029
7” inside lip diameter
Pat Krug Casserole Dish
8” diameter, 5” high
Hanson Ross Lid #029 could be used with this dish
#030
Pat Krug Casserole Dish
7 1/4” diameter, 5” high
Hanson Ross Lid #029 could be used with this dish
#031
Pat Krug Casserole Dish or Serving Bowl
9 ¼” at top, 4 ¼” at base, 5 ½” high
Small chip on rim
#032
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Pat Krug Bowl
11” diameter, 3 ¼” high
#033
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QUILTS AND WALL HANGINGS
#034 - #060
Desiderata Wall Hanging
19 ¼” x 45”
Cross-stitched on canvas and framed and backed with black
cotton fabric
Handworked by Esther Holmes (Mrs. Ira), Saskatoon, 1973
#034
Woven Wall Hanging
17 ¼” x 39 ½” plus 2 ½” fringe top and bottom
#035
Batik cloth
65” x 21 ¾”
Very thin fabric; could be used as a wall hanging or shawl, or
table runner or ….
#036
Quilted Wall Hanging
17 ½” wide x 16 ¾” high
Quilted by the Heritage United Church Women from Regina in
2005
#037
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Quilted Wall Hanging
16 ¼” wide x 16 ¼” high
Quilted by the Heritage United Church Women from Regina in
2005
#038
Quilted Wall Hanging
15 ¼” wide x 15 ¼” high
#039
Quilted by the Heritage United Church Women from Regina in
2005
Quilted Wall Hanging
15 ½” wide x 15” high
Quilted by the Heritage United Church Women from Regina in
2005
#040
Quilted Wall Hanging
17” wide x 17” high
Quilted by the Heritage United Church Women from Regina in
2005
#041
Quilted Tree Wall Hanging
72 ¾” wide x 42 “ high with 2 ¼” loops for hanging
#042
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Quilted Nativity Scene Wall Hanging
33” wide x 41 ¾” high plus 1 ¾” loops for hanging
#043
Quilted Mission and Service Fund Wall Hangings
22” wide x 23 ½” high
Quilted by Heritage United Church women, Regina – Gladys
Watson, Lanceen Tomlinson, Kim Antosh, Holly Schick, and Pat
McLeod in 2004
#044
Quilted Mission and Service Fund Wall Hangings
21” wide x 21 ½” high
#045
Quilted by Heritage United Church women, Regina – Gladys
Watson, Lanceen Tomlinson, Kim Antosh, Holly Schick, and Pat
McLeod in 2004
Quilted Calling Lakes Centre Wall Hanging
26 ½” wide x 28 ½” high
#046
Comes with wooden hanger
Quilted Affirming Minstry Wall Hanging
63 ½” wide x 43 ¾” high plus 1 ¾” hanging loops
Comes with pink dowel to hang it on
#047
Created by Kim Antosh and Gladys Watson in 2000
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Quilted “Tree of Life” Wall Hanging
36” wide x 37 3/4” high, comes with hanging rod
#048
Made for PCTC/Calling Lakes Centre by Hazel Blake of McCord,
Saskatchewan in January, 2004. Materials were supplied by
Nellie Spicer and Hazel Blake
Quilted Wall Hanging
32 ½” wide x 26 ½” high, comes with hanging rod
#049
Created by Gladys Watson, Lanceen Tomlinson, Kim Antosh,
Holly Schick, and Pat McLeod of Heritage United Church in
Regina, in 2004
Quilted Wall Hanging – “Creating Community from Diversity”
37” wide x 51” high, comes with hanging rod
Created by Pat Lyster, Quilted by Karn Cavers in September,
2007
#050
WALKING THE LABYRINTH Wall Hanging
101” wide x 101” high, valued at $750 in 2007
Created by Martha Cole and is constructed of heavy handmade Salago paper
from the Phillipines. The image was created using wheat paste which was
mixed with acrylic paints and then enhanced with coloured pencils. It is very
durable and water resistant and can be attached simply by putting a series of
clear thumbtacks along the edges. It needs no special protective covering and
cleaning is done by a light vacuuming/dusting every couple of years.
#051
Placed in downstairs lounge at Calling Lakes Centre in August
2007
Reserve bid of $225
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“Dare to be Church: Greening Our Lives, Communities, and
Churches” Wall Hanging
73” wide x 79” high
This was created at Conference one year and then sewn onto a
backing fabric.
#052
Quilt
65” x 77”
#053
Mostly fortrel fabric; tied
Quilt
62” x 72”
Fortrel and other fabrics; tied; peach back
#054
Quilt
57” x 70”
Mostly fortrel fabric with flannelette back; tied
#055
Quilt
49” x 66 ½”
Mostly fortrel fabric with cotton back; hand quilted
#056
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Quilt
69 ½” x 112”
#057
Faded in the centre; hand quilted; plain off-white back
Quilt
58” x 92”
Tied
#058
Quilt
82 ½” x 70”
Plain pink back; hand quilted
#059
Quilt
58” x 79”
Tied
#060
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OTHER ARTWORK
#061 - #075
Hansen Ross Vase
15” high x 9” wide
This has been fixed and still has a chip at the top
1965
#061
Vase
11” high x 8” wide
Green ware – not glazed; broken around the top
Could have been made by a student.
#062
Hansen Ross Vase
14” high x 10” wide
Says HR 65 on the bottom
#063
Hansen Ross Teapot
9” high (without handle) x 8” wide
Bamboo handle
HR 87
#064
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Hansen Ross Light Covers
6” high x 4 ¾” across
These are the same as the covers on the wagon wheels in the downstairs
lounge. Fulmer Hansen of Hansen Ross pottery made them in memory of David
Ross, his business partner killed in a car accident in 1974. These make great
lamps with a low candle inside.
#065
There are 3 of these available. Bid on one and the winner can take all 3 at that
price. What the winner doesn’t want will go to the next bidder for the same price
and will continue down the list until they are all gone.
The Norman Rockwell Poster Book
11 ¼” x 16”
20 full colour posters from the ‘40’s and ‘50’s, suitable for framing
1976
#066
Tealight Candle Holder
6” high x 8” across
This was used many times at Calling Lakes Centre.
#067
Tile Stool
16 ½” high x 20 ½” long x 14” wide
#068
This was a gift by a creative student who made it for Carol, the
cook, in the winter class of 1958/1959.
Picture made with tiny pieces of wood or straw
19 ¾” wide x 12” high
#069
This was donated to the PCTC staff by the Rev. Lala
Andriamiharisoa of Madagascar.
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Alice Walker in Her Garden Poster
23 ¼” wide x 33” high with wood frame
Photo © Robert Allen Test 1984 by Alice Walker permission of
Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Inc. Printed by Tea Lautrec Litho Wild
Trees Press Navarro, California WTP 009
#070
Poem on poster:
I am the woman
offering two flowers
whose roots
are twin
Justice and Hope
Let us begin.
- from Horses Make a Landscape Look More Beautiful
by Alice Walker
1984
Cheri Westmoreland Photo Prints
10 ½” wide x 14 ¼” high, framed
Eight tiny prints of photos taken by Cheri Westmoreland, displayed
in a wooden frame.
#071
Owl Photograph
8 ¾” wide x 10 ¾” high, framed
This photograph was taken by Chris Whiting’s father.
#072
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Carved Wooden African Animal
6” wide x 6 ½” high
This was a gift to Bud Harper when he travelled to Africa. Bud was
on staff in the 1970’s.
#073
Loons with Serenity Prayer
15 ¼” wide x 12 ¼” high
Loon painting by Donna Pierce Campbell 1991
#074
Calling Lakes Poem
6” wide x 8” high
Poem written by Marguerite (Peggy) Burke put in frame that stands
or hangs. This poem greeted folks at the top of the stairs for many
years!
#075
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PAINTINGS AND PRINTS #076 - #108 - no #105
Painting by E. Oltern
27 1/8” wide x 23” high with frame
#076
Framed by Fine Frames Gallery, Regina in 1997. Wooden frame is
broken at bottom left corner.
Painting by M. Lalor
29” wide x 24 ¼” high framed
This info is from the back of the painting.
#077
Wooden frame is broken.
“Jesus holds us to the earth seen downside up” print
- Bob Haverluk, 1998
10” wide x 14” high
Bob Haverluk is an artist/educator who was part of the Program
Staff at PCTC from 1976 to 1982.
#078
“Jesus holds us to the earth seen downside up” print
- Bob Haverluk, 1998
10” wide x 14” high
Bob Haverluk is an artist/educator who was part of the Program
Staff at PCTC from 1976 to 1982.
#079
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“Jesus holds us to the earth seen downside up” print
- Bob Haverluk, 1998
10” wide x 14” high
Bob Haverluk is an artist/educator who was part of the Program
Staff at PCTC from 1976 to 1982.
#080
Bob Haverluck Poster ~ October 1987
12” wide x 17 ¾” high
Bob Haverluk is an artist/educator who was part of the Program
Staff at PCTC from 1976 to 1982.
#081
Donated by Bob Haverluck, he wrote at the bottom “For me old
workmates at PCTC – with whom so many good days and years,
eye, noses and mouse were spent – friends all, who helped me see
that a world upside down is how its meant to be – Love all around,
Bob”
“World at Rest” Mounted
- Bob Haverluck, 1989
18 ½” x 24 ¾”
Bob Haverluk is an artist/educator who was part of the Program
Staff at PCTC from 1976 to 1982. He donated this poster to PCTC.
#082
The mounting was donated by Ralph Wushke, Program Staff from
1987-1990. It was donated September 12, 1990.
“Prairie Crocus – Floral emblem of Manitoba” painting
- E. MacKay
14 ¼” x 12 1/8” with frame
#083
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Noah and the Ark Painting
- L. Spivey
20 ¾” x 14 ½”
#084
Wooden frame
Painting of Markinch Church
- Sharron Labatt
27 ½” x 22 ¼” framed, metal frame, valued at $500
#085
This work was commissioned by the Board in the 1990’s.
Reserve Bid of $150
“The Canada Game” Print
- L. Pokrant, 1978
38 1/8” x 29 1/8” framed, metal frame
#086
Luther Pokrant was born in Rosenfeld, Manitoba and was a lecturer
at the University of Regina for 4 years.
This is print 162/275.
“Summertime in Lumsden 1990” Print
- C. Lynn
20” x 20” framed, metal frame
#087
This is print 19/120.
Painting by D. Strudwick, 1977
21” x 16 ¾”, framed
Framed by SaskAn Arts Ltd., Regina
#088
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Painting
27 ¾” x 14 ¾”, framed
#089
Cannot read artist’s name. On canvas. Framed by Anne’s Art
Shop in Regina.
“Balancing Act” Print
- James C. Christensen, 1995
24” x 29”, framed
Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity. This limited edition print
was published by The Greenwich Workshop, Inc. from the artist’s
original acrylic painting.
#090
James C. Christensen is from United States. This is an
autobiographical piece about how he balances all the things in his
life using many specific symbols.
Print 2027/3000
“The First Ship of the Season” Painting
- J. S. Neuert, 1959
24 ¼” x 20 ¼”, framed, wooden frame
#091
The ship is from the Canada Steamship Lines, part of the Former Canadian PM
Paul Martin’s line.
Jean Neuert is from Fort William, Ontario and donated this painting
to PCTC. This is found on the back:
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Painting by G. Robertson ~ 1979
24 ¼” x 18 ¼”, framed
Watercolour original
#092
Painting by Kenneth Lochhead ~ possibly 1952
35” x 29 ¼”, framed
#093
Kenneth Lochhead was born in Ottawa and was appointed the Director of the
School of Art at the University of Saskatchewan’s Regina campus in 1950 and
remained in Regina until 1964. In 1955, while in Regina, he initiated the Emma
Lake Professional Artists’ Workshops, which brought about a renaissance in
Saskatchewan art and helped propel it onto the international scene. He was also
a member of the Regina Five painters who exhibited at the National Gallery in
1961 and who were considered to be at the forefront of Canada’s modern art
movement at that time.
H. E. Witmer Painting
24 ¼” x 32 ¼”, framed, wooden frame
#094
Laura Lamont Painting
22” x 18”, framed, wooden frame
#095
On back: Presented to the Prairie Christian Training Centre by the
Graduating Class of 1953
Laura Lamont Born in Tara, Ontario in 1880. Painter and teacher.
Moved to Saskatchewan in 1920, settled in Regina in 1929.
Studied at the Ontario College of Art in Toronto. From 1929 to
1940 she was art supervisor at the Provincial Normal School in
Regina. She also taught art privately until her death in 1970.
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Laura Lamont Painting
22” x 18”, framed, wooden frame
#096
On back: Presented to the Prairie Christian Training Centre by the
Graduating Class of 1954
Laura Lamont Born in Tara, Ontario in 1880. Painter and teacher.
Moved to Saskatchewan in 1920, settled in Regina in 1929.
Studied at the Ontario College of Art in Toronto. From 1929 to
1940 she was art supervisor at the Provincial Normal School in
Regina. She also taught art privately until her death in 1970.
Laura Lamont Painting
26 ½” x 21 ¾”, framed, wooden frame
#097
On back: Presented to the Prairie Christian Training Centre by the
Graduating Class of 1955
Laura Lamont Born in Tara, Ontario in 1880. Painter and teacher.
Moved to Saskatchewan in 1920, settled in Regina in 1929.
Studied at the Ontario College of Art in Toronto. From 1929 to
1940 she was art supervisor at the Provincial Normal School in
Regina. She also taught art privately until her death in 1970.
Set of 3 framed pictures
Each one measures 10 ¾” x 9”, framed
#098
On back of one of the pictures:
“This “painting” was done by Cathi Beckel, a former student at
Thom(?) living now in Earl Gray.
The “painting is of the elevators at Earl Gray, but the term
“painting” is not accurate. Cathi has devised an innovative
approach which is neither watercolor painting nor batik, but a
combination.
She paints the cotton fabric with the palest colors (or leaves
spaces white), then preserves these by covering them with wax.
The fabric is dyed, then waxed in progressively darker colors. The
method is similar to Ukrainian Easter eggs.
Some of the wax is left in the fabric to give a protected surface.”
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“Wheels” Oil Painting
- Della M. Rankin of Shilo, Manitoba
34 1/8” x 27 ¾”, framed; valued at $250 in July, 1969
#099
Reserve Bid of $75
Lucibelle Sorenson Painting ~ 1970
50 ¼” x 26 ½”, framed
#100
Frame is slightly damaged. Custom framed by Paintin’ Place, Fort
Qu’Appelle.
The great granddaughter of Chief Dan Kennedy, Lucibelle
Sorenson likes to recreate scenes from the past in her paintings.
She generally paints prairie scenes from Carry The Kettle reserve,
and does a few mountain scenes when requested to.
“Chinese Man” Painting
- Heather Bishop, 1977
19 ½’ x 29 ¾”
Original on canvas with wooden frame.
#101
Heather Bishop, a friend of Calling Lakes Centre, is an
accomplished musician/singer-songwriter, social activist, keynote
speaker, visual artist, published author, and tradeswoman.
“A Fisherman’s Pipe Dream” Print
- Luther Pokrant, 1977
25 1/8” x 32 ¼” framed, metal frame
Luther Pokrant was born in Rosenfeld, Manitoba and was a lecturer
at the University of Regina for 4 years.
This is print 446/750.
#102
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“Midnight Journey” Painting
- Dorrie Petty (Elf)
23 1/8” x 30 ¾”, framed
#103
Dorrie Petty (Elf), from Naramata, B.C. says this about her painting:
“When I paint, I feel at one with the universe. My paintings reflect
the interconnection and sacredness of all life, and are at once a
personal and political journey which visions the re-birthing of
Earth/Self.” Of this particular painting she states “Midnight Journey
is an expression of a most privileged walk on earth for me.” She
goes on to relate how in 1993-94 she walked with her life
companion as she ‘walked courageously into the face of death,
living each day with dignity, and every ounce of vigor she could
muster.’ A poem that her friend wrote about the dragons and
wolves hiding in the corners of your easel and teasing at your
memory ‘drawing you into some ancient truth That seems to be
choosing you to be reborn on paper…..’ inspired this painting.
Original Painting
- Ernest Luthi, valued at $2,200
35 ½” x 29 ½” framed
#104
A very popular painter of agrarian Saskatchewan scenes, Ernest
Luthi was born in Zeebach, Switzerland. His family immigrated to a
homestead near Punnichy, Saskatchewan in 1914. In 1951 he
began painting full-time because of ill health. His work is included
in Saskatchewan’s major public and corporate collections as well as
in numerous private collections. In recognition of his contribution to
the visual arts in the province, he was awarded an Honorary Doctor
of Laws degree from the University of Regina in 1975.
Reserve Bid of $660
Painting
- Barbara, 1998
21” x 25” framed
The signature on this painting is simply “Barbara”
#106
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Watercolour Painting
- Josette T. Khu
20 ¼” x 16 ½” framed, metal frame
#107
Reserve Bid of $60
“Poet’s Narcissus” Acrylic Painting
- H. E. Witmer, 1992
25 ¼” x 31 ¼” framed
#108
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Miscellaneous
#109 - #118
Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission Wooden Poster
16” wide x 22” high
#109
Zen Garden
7” x 9”
Comes with sand and rocks. Rake is missing.
#110
Rainbow Flag
60” x 37”
#111
Affirming Ministries Certificate
8 ½” x 10 ¾” framed
#112
From the Affirming Ministries Committee of Saskatchewan
Conference to celebrate Calling Lakes Centre becoming and
Affirming Ministry within The United Church of Canada, April 23,
2006
Affirm United Certificate
8 ½” x 11” framed
#113
From Affirm United recognizing Calling Lakes Centre as an Affirming
Ministry within The United Church of Canada, April 23, 2006
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“A Piece of Prairie” Certificate
10” x 8” framed
#114
The Canadian Nature Federation and the Nature Conservancy of
Canada extend their appreciation to Prairie Christian Training
Centre for contributing generously to the Grasslands Trust
Campaign 1989-90. Signed by R. Gordon Chaplin, Nature
Conservancy of Canada and Jacques Prescott, Canadian Nature
Federation.
Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation Certificate
10” x 13” framed
#115
This is to certify that Prairie Christian Training Centre supports the
Wildlife Federation’s Acres for Wildlife Program, June 2, 1988.
Electric Clock
15 ¼” wide x 8” high
#116
This clock sat on a ledge on the way to the downstairs lounge for
many, many years. It does not work.
Antique Chair
Valued at $300
Wooden chair with leather seat. Some tacks missing that hold the
seat down. Metal plaque on back of seat with 298.
#117
Reserve bid of $90
Antique Chair
Valued at $300
Wooden chair with leather seat. Arm and back cracked. Metal
plaque on back of seat with 85.
#118
Reserve bid of $70
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