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Hobby farm was ‘happiest 15 years’ of her life

By Virginia (Ginny) Neish – Abbotsford, B.C. Bob and I moved to an eight-acre hobby farm in Raymore, Sask., back in 1980. We spent the first few months living in a small trailer while we completely [more...]

Snowdrifts, five-mile trek didn’t stop Queen

By Lilian (Oswell) Beynon – Lloydminster, Alta. Finding an old winter photo reminded me of the winters of my childhood in the ‘30s on the farm at Tangleflags, Sask. We lived in a log house that [more...]

Dedicated to The Girls of ’52

By Liz Wilson – Calgary, Alta. “Would you like to walk with us?” These were the first words I heard on the University [more...]

Doll was not meant to be cuddled

By Gusty Chartrand – Regina, Sask. I had an Eaton’s beauty doll. Mine was tall, about 12 or 14-inches. All her joints were [more...]

Dad excited about his first fairly-modern tractor

By Ralph Barker – North Battleford, Sask. In 1945, my father, John (Jack) Barker of Sandwith, Sask., found and bought an W4 International gas tractor and an eight-foot one-way discer. He arranged to have them [more…]

Young life was busy and happy for these farm kids

By Margaret (Kopeck) Gentle – Saskatoon, Sask. I started dressing and playing with our orange Tabby cat after I lost my rag doll. I’d left it in the farm yard and a horse stepped on it [more…]

To bee or not to bee was the question on a hot August day!

Widow sang duets with ‘smart little critter’

Family forced off farm by government at war

Hobby farm was ‘happiest 15 years’ of her life

Snowdrifts, five-mile trek didn’t stop Queen

Dedicated to The Girls of ’52

Doll was not meant to be cuddled

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