Allan Construction Company / Dunmac General Contractors Ltd. / Webster Forrester Scott and Associates / /
Country
Canada / /
EntertainmentAwardEvent
the Outstanding Service to Librarianship Award / /
Event
Employment Change / /
Facility
Calories Bakery / Community Hall / At Frances Morrison Library / Saskatoon Public Library / Oddfellows Hall / Library Board / Service Saskatoon Public Library / Lakewood Branch Library / Great War Veterans Association’s headquarters / Lakeview Library / Central Library / Maefair Community Hall / Celebrating Our Community’s Public Library / The library / Westgate Plaza / Frances Morrison Library / Cosmo Civic Centre / University of Toronto / /
IndustryTerm
Internet access / construction site / health services / manyy ser services / large urban public library systems / present site / Online use / online community / /
NaturalFeature
Librar Lake / Pleasant Hill / /
Organization
Outstanding Service / Saskatoon Public Library Board / Great War Veterans Association / Canadian Library Association / Cataloguing Department / Bridge City Cosmopolitan Club / Community Relations Department / West Health Centre / Cosmo Civic Centre / Lawson Civic Centre / Children’s Department / Library Board / Lakewood Civic Centre / University of Toronto / /
Person
Zenon Zuzak / David Murra / George Forrester / Frances Morrison / Rusty Macdonald Branch / Frank Shannon / H. Frances Mor / Alice Turner McFarland / Vivian Coppola / Doris / Frances Mor / Sandra Anderson / David M. Murray / Cliff Wright / James Stuart Wood / David Anderson / Rusty Macdonald / Alex Macdonald / Alice Turner Branch / /
Position
mayor / Board member / architect / Board Chair / Head / author / long-standing library advocate and trustee / King / Assistant Chief Librarian / Director / Writer / Acting Chief Librarian / Library Artist / library assistant / Chief Librarian / Director of Libraries / Co-operative / Lieutenant Governor / /
Board Chair David Anderson (left) and Director Zenon Zuzak The City of Saskatoon’s centennial gives us an opportunity to pause and highlight the development of the City’s public library over 93 of those 100 years.