By Frieda-Marie Elias – Swift Current, Sask.
A diamond
Mixed with dirt
In a kimberlite
Is shaken out ––
It is washed
It is cut
It is ground
It is polished
And burnished bright.
After numerous events
It sparkles everlastingly
And ceases not
To flash and flash
Its light.
By Bob Taylor – Winnipeg, Man. I recently came across an old postcard that had belonged to my late father-in-law, John Robinson, of Portage la Prairie, Manitoba. The card was a souvenir from the 1912 [continue…]
Gordon McLeod of Saskatoon, Sask. a volunteer at the Western Development Museum admires this 1908 Overland touring car on display.
By Arloa Marsh – Lanigan, Sask. We were very lucky to have a library in our town growing up during the Depression in the 1930s. My brother and I loved to read. We’d go to the library [continue…]
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