Vaughn Solomon Schofield

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Regina, Saskatchewan
Grant of Arms and Supporters, with differences to Whitney Ralston Wignall and George Charles Solomon Schofield
June 20, 2013
Vol. VI, p. 235

Arms of Vaughn Solomon Schofield
Arms of Vaughn Solomon Schofield
Differenced Arms for Whitney Ralston Wignall, daughter of Vaughn Solomon Schofield Differenced Arms for George Charles Solomon Schofield, son of Vaughn Solomon Schofield
 
Arms of Vaughn Solomon Schofield

Arms of Vaughn Solomon Schofield

Blazon

Azure a bison’s head erased Or accorné Argent, on a chief Or the helmet of Hermes between two cogwheels Purpure;

Symbolism

Blue and yellow are the colours of Ukraine and symbolize Her Honour’s Ukrainian heritage. Purple is her favourite colour. The bison’s head is found on the badge of 38 Brigade, of which Her Honour is Honorary Colonel. The winged helmet was worn by the Greek god Hermes, the protector of merchants; it thus indicates Her Honour’s business career. The cogwheel is taken from the emblem of the Canadian Forces Liaison Council, of which Her Honour is the Chair for Saskatchewan.

Crest

Blazon

Issuant from a mural crown Azure masoned and charged with gardenias, two geese rising Argent;

Symbolism

The flying geese allude to a sculpture called “Western Spirit” created by Robert Dow Reid and dedicated to George C. Solomon, Her Honour’s father. They are also found in Wascana Park, where Her Honour’s childhood home is found. The mural crown recalls her father’s construction business. The gardenia is Her Honour’s favourite flower.

Motto

Blazon

FAMILY • FAITH • SERVICE;

Symbolism

Not Applicable

Supporters

Blazon

Two huskies each holding an eagle’s feather and standing on a sandy beach set with wheat sheaves and Solomon’s seal plants proper above a barrulet wavy Azure;

Symbolism

The huskies are favourites of Her Honour. The eagle feather was given to Her Honour by a First Nations Elder on the day of her installation as Lieutenant-Governor. The beach and water refer to Regina Beach, where the Solomon family home is located. The wheat sheaf is a symbol of Saskatchewan, which Her Honour cherishes. The branch of Solomon’s seal refers to Her Honour’s maiden name.

Differenced Arms for Whitney Ralston Wignall, daughter of Vaughn Solomon Schofield

Differenced Arms for Whitney Ralston Wignall, daughter of Vaughn Solomon Schofield

Blazon

The Arms of Vaughn Solomon Schofield with the chief in the Arms indented; This individual will inherit the Arms of the Recipient following her death;

Symbolism

The indented chief alludes to her career as a paediatric dentist.

Differenced Arms for George Charles Solomon Schofield, son of Vaughn Solomon Schofield

Differenced Arms for George Charles Solomon Schofield, son of Vaughn Solomon Schofield

Blazon

The Arms of Vaughn Solomon Schofield with the chief in the Arms invected;

Symbolism

The invected chief alludes to clouds and thus his passion for flying aircraft.

 

Background

Canada Gazette Information

The announcement of the letters patent was made on November 30, 2013 in Volume 147, page 2707 of the Canada Gazette.

Letters patent granting heraldic emblems to Vaughn Solomon SchofieldLetters patent granting heraldic emblems to Vaughn Solomon Schofield

Additional Information

Creator(s)

Original concept of Manon Labelle, Miramichi Herald, assisted by the heralds of the Canadian Heraldic Authority.

Painter

David Farrar

Calligrapher

Shirley Mangione

Recipient Type

Individual

Special Designation

Lieutenant Governor