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Hi Friends: We are looking for information or photos of my wife’s father, Harry Armstrong, who came to Canada with Mr. Fegan’s Homes in 1913 at age 10, and was placed on the farm of [continue…]
My motto in life is: “If I can’t make someone laugh – I feel my day is wasted!” Shortly after I submitted my first-ever story to The Senior Paper, I received a letter from the [continue…]
Although I was born in Windsor, Ont., the airforce life kept me on the move. I joined to do medical work as an Airwoman in 1951. It was the most enjoyable time of my life. I [continue…]
It was a big surprise when I received your one-year free subscription for submitting names of potential subscribers. I read The Senior Paper carefully every month. My memory is very good at 80 years old. All of [continue…]
I received my Happy Face Pen today from The Senior Paper. I was surprised it arrived so soon because we had just received our February issue the day before. I didn’t notice I was a winner [continue…]
Hello Fellow Readers: This is my Grade 2 class photo at King Edward School in Moose Jaw, class of 1947-48. Our teacher was Miss I. Haigh. I’m in the front row, second from the left, [continue…]
Hello Friends, We have sent in the names to The Senior Paper of several friends and also ordered a gift subscription for someone. We didn’t expect to ever win anything, so it came as quite [continue…]
Dear Senior Paper: I was a travelling paper salesman in the early 1970s. The owners of the Dodsland, Sask. butcher shop were Alex & Fran Babiuk. They gave me a treasured gift that is very [continue…]
Hi there Canada and The Senior Paper: I am not a Canadian, nor am I a senior, however, I am seeking help from the senior citizens of Canada and especially those with connections to Saskatchewan. My [continue…]
Trudy Banks – Prince Albert, Sask. After reading the stories from Marjorie Hislop of Shellbrook, Sask., and Bill Eddy of Okanagan Falls, B.C., here’s what I remember. The Hislops lived at 836 2nd St. East in [continue…]
Dorathea (Riecken) Little – Regina, Sask. In July of 2011, a lady on Vancouver Island, by chance read a letter I had sent in to The Senior Paper. This was a shock for her as [continue…]
Dear editor: My husband and I were surprised and pleased to read an article in The Senior Paper written by Donald Sutherland from Winnipeg. In his story, he reminisces about the dances he attended in Plato, [continue…]
From Dorothy McLeod – Saskatoon, Sask. After my story “Harrowing trip sadly ended in tragedy” appeared in the in June 2012 issue of The Senior Paper, I had calls from Brandon, Man., Westbank and Kelowna, [continue…]
Hello Readers: When I was a teenager, I corresponded with a twin pen pal, but as I grew older and got married, our correspondence fell by the wayside. Two years ago, shortly before our 80th [continue…]
Hi Everybody: My parents started their farming career on the Elmer farm 4-1⁄2 miles east of Viceroy, Sask. in a T. Eaton package home, #55, in the fall of 1925. I remember very little about [continue…]
Hi Everyone: What a small world! I say this because I read the story by Betty Baptiste of West Kelowna, B.C., in the October (2012) issue who wrote about being with two boys at the [continue…]
Hi Readers: On Page 3 of the September 2012 issue of The Senior Paper, there was a mystery object from Melfort and District Museum, which we had tried unsuccessfully for a year to identify. Many [continue…]
Dear Readers: Thanks to The Senior Paper I heard from someone whom I worked for on my first job as a salesclerk in the F.W. Woolworth’s store in North Battleford, Sask. My boss was Keith [continue…]
Dear Friends: I was so glad to read a story from my hometown of Kenville, Man., written by Ed Smith. I can remember Mrs. Smith and her family living down beside Mrs. Foote. Darrell Foote [continue…]
Hi Folks: My story about my family was printed in the July/August 2012 edition of The Senior Paper and much to my delight, I received a very special pen pal because of it. Her name [continue…]
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