Articles
WWII shoehorn finds its way home
By Barb Gonie – Pierceland, Sask. The cold wind howled at the window and I decided to work indoors as the hall closet needed cleaning. I pulled a dusty shoebox from the top shelf and [more…]
Old country school draws her ‘like a magnet’
By ELSIE (Horgas) CARRICK – Moose Jaw, Sask. Although more than six decades have passed and many miles separate us, Maxwelton School draws me like a magnet whenever I’m in the area. A feeling of [more...]
We fed WWII soldiers home on leave
By Margaret Albers – Weyburn, Sask. As I get older, my thoughts go back to the first years ofd married life in the Garville School District near Bengough, Sask. We spent the first year living in [more...]
‘Is it the fact that people don’t write anymore?’
By Nancy Loucks-McSloy – London, Ont. I’ve had several discussions and have seen many comments on social media about cursive writing and that [more...]
Regina, Sask., circa 1919
Snapshots of Regina in 1919 from former soldier, Alfred Meek of Shaunavon, Sask. Top photo: Regina Town Hall where he was discharged; [more...]
