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adjusted and much money disbursed: Her administration has given satisfaction both to the Head Executive Board of the Fund and to the soldiers and dependents
benefited. Mrs. Greene was elected vice regent, Moose Jaw Chapter, I.O.D.E., in 1916, and regent, 1917, a position she has filled continuously ever since. She is secretary of the Y.W.C.A. Board; one of the committee on the Beauleau Home for fallen girls, and is a member of the joint committee for joint welfare work. In these she is deeply interested and gives of her time freely in their behalf. Mrs. Greene's husband served overseas during the war with the Royal Engineers. She is a life member of Moose Jaw Chapter, I.O.D.E. One of the National Councillors, I.O.D.E., and second vice-president, Provincial Chapter. Address, Moose Jaw, Sask.

 

CLEMESHA: Frederick Chapman, architect and sculptor (Clemesha & Portnall),. Born Preston, England, Aug. 3rd, 1876, son of Alfred Clemesha Esq.,

J. P. and Laura Wesley Leighton, of Buzzard, Bucks, Eng. Married Isabel Bernice Riddell, of Preston, Aug. 4th, 1914, and has two sons. Educated at the Friend's School, Bootham, Yorkshire. Was several years on tea estates in Ceylon. Ranched three years in the Argentine Republic. Came to Canada 1901, and worked on Western ranches for two years. Came to Regina 1903, and was successful in several large architectural competitions, including the Battlefield Memorial. Joined 46th Battalion, Canadian infantry, as lieutenant (1915); continuous service until Armistice (wounded). Member Assiniboia Club, Regina; Union Club, Brussels. Recreations, swimming, sailing, music. Has travelled in India and the East. Member of the Society of Friends. Address, Regina.

 

 

 

 

BALL: Augustus H., M.A., LL.B., Deputy Minister of Education for Saskatchewan. Educated Haberdashers' School, London, England; University of

 

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