The Senior Paper

‘Drain the pool! My engagement ring fell into the water!’

By Betty Rugg – Elstow, Sask. It was in about 1971 or 1972 that my husband Barry and I took our two youngest girls, Carol (10) and Lois (8) for a dip in the Chalet [more...]

Father’s honesty was long remembered

By Millie Duncan – Killam, Alta. It was 1951 and at nine years old, I’d just learned in school how to write a friendly letter. I’d determined I would write to my cousin in Canora, Sask. [more...]

Depression era town fortunate to have a library

By Arloa Marsh – Lanigan, Sask. We were very lucky to have a library in our town growing up during the Depression in [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. [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…]

All kinds of creatures could be seen in the shadows

By Don Sizer – Landis, Sask. I’ve been involved in farming most of my life and often think of how little it took to brighten our often boring existence, especially in the cold winter days. [more…]

Snowdrifts, five-mile trek didn’t stop Queen

Widow sang duets with ‘smart little critter’

WWII shoehorn finds its way home

‘Drain the pool! My engagement ring fell into the water!’

Father’s honesty was long remembered

Depression era town fortunate to have a library

Young life was busy and happy for these farm kids

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All kinds of creatures could be seen in the shadows