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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 [continue…]
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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 [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 [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. [continue…]
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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 [continue…]
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