The Senior Paper

Summons for jury set off a flurry of worry

By Doris (Russell) Anderson – Grenfell, Sask. Many years ago, I received a registered letter summoning me to jury service. I was instantly petrified! I’d received teacher’s training and it was often a challenge to [more...]

Blistering shot found its mark!

By Winston Smith – Apple Hill, Ont. It was just after the first covered rink was built in Wakaw, Sask., that I played on the (almost) championship bantam hockey team. Though I can’t remember the [more...]

To grandma’s house they went

By Helen Atkinson – Leduc, Alta. As little children, my sister and I sat low in the backseat of the car on [more...]

Seniors help lost dog find his family

By Doug Pinder – Creston, B.C. I live in the Kootenay Valley at Lister, B.C., or rural Creston, about one third of a [more...]

Youngsters took a sleeping Titan for a ride

By Cy Lawrence – Melville, Sask. I was around 13 years old when World War II broke out. Being a farm boy, I was soon pressed into driving a stook team for our area. A [more…]

Mother not happy to leave the convenience of city life

By Joanne Rawluk – Gypsumville, Man. It was in 1945 that my dad, a five-year veteran of the Second World War, returned home to his wife and three children, ages eight, six, and five. He tried [more…]

All of my teachers had an impact on my life

Widow sang duets with ‘smart little critter’

Remember the sights, smells, and sounds of summer?

Summons for jury set off a flurry of worry

Blistering shot found its mark!

To grandma’s house they went

Seniors help lost dog find his family

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