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…]
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...]
Drove a Massey 44 over 1200 km for move
By Paul Coon – Beaumont, Alta. Art Minor bought a Massey ‘44’ tractor and farmed in the Florence district of southeast Saskatchewan from 1936 to 1953. In 1953, at age 64, Art and his wife [more...]
Bombed hotels had not windows or doors
By William Ruf – Prairie View, Sask. I was 21 years old when called to the army on April 17, 1941. I [more...]
Young couple’s date included zoo escape
By Irene (Epp) Klassen – Calgary, Alta. It was 1949, my last year of nurses’ training, and John and I had just [more...]
