Articles
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 our way to our grandma’s farm. Our heads were just high enough to [more…]
Hauling mail led to lucrative side business
By Harold Thom – Nakusp, B.C. We were living at Candle Lake, Sask., north of Prince Albert, during the cold winter of 1946-47. Deep snowdrifts blocked the road between the lake and Meath Park, the nearest town. [more...]
Intense heat shattered by sudden storm
By Pat Trask – Harris, Sask. The sun beat down on the parched fields of grain. Five days of this intense heat had shattered any hope for a heavy yield from these fields. Hour after hour, [more...]
Team’s nostrils and muzzles were whiskered in white
By Gerald Richards – Brandon, Man. After Christmas at Grandma’s, or the Christmas concert at the village hall, or one of the [more...]
Churches were important in their lives
By Lynn Redeburg – Weyburn, Sask. This is about the importance of churches in our lives. My two sisters and I all [more...]
