Poetry:                         "Velkominn" by Cheryl Nicklin
                                       "Wind Dream" by Vesta A. Pickel
                                       "In Praise of Whistlers" by Myra Stillborn

Features:                   

"My First Summer Job" by Jacob Nickle
The 1949 crop conditions were bleak; so Mr. Nickle found his first summer job off the farm as a Fieldman with the University of Saskatchewan's Soils Department.

"Phoebe Wesson Cuthand" by Peggy Durant
Public school teacher, performer, supervisor and organizer, Phoebe Cuthand was 'the' person in North Battleford area for anything involving music.

"My 75 Years with a Telephone" by Beryl Forgay
With her earliest memory of a wooden wall phone, the author recalls the changes in telecommunication technology to the present day cellular phone.

"The Joys of Spring" by Sonia Pawliw
Ms. Pawliw describes her duties when she was 11 years old and helping her grandmother when the hens were sitting a nest in the spring.

"Casey Jones: A Man of Many Talents" by Shirley Lomheim
A friend of the author's father, Kenneth Harris Jones had interests in oil painting, history and archeology. His interests in collecting began in his youth when reading 'penny dreadfuls' in Britain.

"Remembering Primrose School" by Dennis Webb
Mr. Webb's recollection of celebrating Saskatchewan's Centennial and his recent visit to the locations of his family's homestead and his country school.

"Witching for Water" by Jean Fahlman
The author's mother had the gift of finding water. Jean provides details on the technique and equipment used as well as some history of 'witching' She also shares a story about the family's naughty German Shepherd and a dry well.

"Keeping the Faith" by Naden Hewko
This is the story of the establishment of All Saint's Ukrainian Catholic Church in North Battleford. Told from a personal perspective, Mrs. Hewko explains how small communities of immigrants managed when faced with language and custom difficulties and a shortage of priests and churches.

"Preserving Summer's Bounty" by Marilyn Paul
A detailed story about preserving produce and meat with various methods of 'canning'.

"Wolseley's Public School" by Slater Tubman
Mr. Tubman shares how life was like inside school and the differences between elementary school on the main floor and high school on the upper floor of the building. He includes a tip for young boys wanting to prevent girls from using schoolyard swings.

"The First 4-H Horse Club" by Ruth Jeeves
The 4-H organization had Beef and Cooking clubs, but Mrs. Jeeves and Bob Watson were involved in the creation of the first Light Horse Club anywhere. Twenty-one club members came from an area spanning Neudorf in the north, Creelman in the south, Qu'Appelle in the west and Grenfell in the east.

"The Law" by Ruth Jeeves
In Regina, it is law to have a reflector on the back of a bicycle and a light in the front for nightime riding. Mrs. Jeeves recounts the consequences of forgetting her flashlight during a ride home in the dark.

Looking Back by Jack Driedger
Travelling 30 miles (48.3 km) from the village of Blumenheim to Saskatoon was a complicated affair during the winter. Sixteen hours were required to spend five hours in the city.