Inn on the 10th guests' rooms are named in honor of special women in Glenn and Linda's
family. Leona for Linda's mother and Emily for Glenn's mother.
Mary and Eliza are maternal and paternal grandmothers. Each of these women
were pioneers in her own right, working hard to tame their own bit of land,
keeping the home fires burning, and making a good place for their families to
grow up.
All were farm wives, one was a postmistress and a milliner,
another had a general store and later a dry cleaning business. They represent
several nationalities: English, Irish, Scottish and American.
All became Canadians in every sense of the word and made Saskatchewan their home
within the first half of the 1900s.
The guest lounge is equipped
with a TV and VCR, movies, books, magazines, games, a small kitchenette, and a
spectacular view of the golf course. A beautiful old cast iron cook stove
graces our country kitchen. From here a hearty breakfast is prepared, and served
in a setting of your choice. |
