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89th Annual SAGA Reunion Weekend
January 5th & 6th, 2024
Jan. 5: 4pm - 7pm Friday Night Social @ Ag Building Atrium
Guided Tours - Gabfest in ASA Lounge
Jan. 6: 8am - 5:30pm SAGA Hockey Tournament @ Waldheim, SK
Jan. 6: 4pm - 9pm Reunion Banquet @ TCU Place
Jan. 6: 9pm - 1am Mixer
Recognition of Years: 1944, 1949, 1954, 1959, 1964, 1969, 1974, 1984, 1994, 2004, 2014, 2019
Click HERE for a list of Reunion Chairpersons.
Click HERE for info on the hockey tournament.
Click HERE to purchase tickets. For questions regarding ticket purchase or to place an order over the phone please contact (306) 244-2648 or email treasurer@saskaggrads.com.
Be sure to attend, even if this isn't your year. All our Ag Grads are Welcome!
Letter from a Prairie Chicken
Irene Ahner '65 C came into possession of the 1944, '45, and '46 Greystone year books. With the help of other sources she found the history of women in the College and School of Agriculture. Women such as Alice Munro '44C who was secretary of the ASA in 1943-44 and "a staunch crusader for the emancipation of women within the college". Roberta Phillips '44 S from Herschel, SK, who was the School of Agriculture Sheaf rep, Kathleen Hodson '44 S, from Rosthern who was the School of Agriculture Executive Secretary, and Ann Caton '47 C who was the ASA Dramatics Rep.
Read about these, and other interesting women, in Irene's Letter From a Prairie Chicken.
FRIENDS OF THE STONE BARN
This is to convey some of the information received during meetings, to discuss some draft heritage principles, and to discuss the state of the Stone Barn in particular. If you have comments on the draft heritage principles, or ideas for how the Stone Barn might be repurposed: please do send them along. We need to ensure both initiatives - how heritage buildings are assessed and managed into the future, and a vision for the Barn - receive thoughtful, careful - and creative - responses.
A report on 'Successful Examples of Adaptive Re-Use of Heritage Agriculture Buildings' has been put together by the Saskatoon Heritage Society and can be viewed here.
Click on the Image below to view the Friends of the Stone Barn Newsletter.
Click here to view the Friends of the Stone Barn Newsletter - Volume 3
THE SODBUSTERS VISION
This is the classic Saskatchewan story of communities coming together to fulfull a dream to construct the largest Agriculture teaching and research facility in Canada.
Click Here to purchase the Sodbuster's Vision Book.