The Senior Paper

Scary experience has stayed with him

By Gene Chura – Moose Jaw, Sask. The longest, most frightening, and also the most lonesome four days and four nights of my life, happened in August 1938. To this day, I vividly remember every [more...]

Four year old taken on wild ride

By Lorne Buchanan – Winnipeg, Man. Growing up on a farm at Francis, 42 miles southeast of Regina, Sask., I remember many of the living conditions during the 1930s. I recall how hard my parents and [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...]

‘Mrs. Rubin took us on imaginary trips’

By Gerald Richards – Brandon, Man. When I started school at Halbrite in August, 1949, my teacher was Mrs. Rubin. She taught [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…]

Dad thought I’d been attacked by bear

By Edwin Bronsch – High River, Alta. At the age of 18, the stage of life when a teenager thinks himself invincible, I was riding horseback to take dad’s cattle to the summer pasture, about four [more…]

Lifetime of sewing trace back to mom’s lessons

Widow sang duets with ‘smart little critter’

Winnipeg ballgame crowd circa 1913

Scary experience has stayed with him

Four year old taken on wild ride

Dedicated to The Girls of ’52

‘Mrs. Rubin took us on imaginary trips’

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