Articles
Combine rides
By Yvonne (Craeyveldt) De Bruyne – Radville, Sask. Marshall and I got married in 1942. We started faming in 1945 and had a pull-type combine pulled by a tractor. I would truck the grain to [continue...]
‘I half expected to be grabbed by the neck’
By John Martens – Oliver, B.C. The stubble fields in the farming area between Winnipegosis and Fork River, Man., were [continue...]
Rail family did most of their traveling by train
By June (Wacks) Patrick – Bowden, Alta. I was raised in Wilkie, Sask. in northwest Saskatchewan, which was a booming railroad [continue...]
To present generation, past is ‘just a story’
By Anne (Kurkowsky) Cohoon – Wilberforce, Ont. My brother, Michael Kurkowsky, was a soldier. He was born on a farm north [continue...]
Funny laugh came from henhouse
By Dorothy (Miller) Hunsley – Mississauga, Ont. When our daughter was about three years old we drove west one summer. [continue...]
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If we want to know what happiness is, we must seek it – not as if it were a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, but among human beings who are living [continue...]
