Poetry:
Woodcutting Day - by Doreen Callbeck
Sudden Storm - by Hazel Washburn
Brown Dog - by Jean Reinhardt
The Outhouse Blues - by Ray Ens
Features:
The Shortcut - by L. M. Sivertson
Tea leaves reading foreshadows a potentially life-threatening experience with a snowbank.A Wartime Pie - by Odell Bennett
Wartime rationing believed to the be reason for an interesting mincemeat pie at Christmas.A Place in History - by Norman Roebuck
'Collecting' perhaps a natural instinct for Saskatchewan people which spawned many museums.Cleaning Stove Pipes - by Dave Aldous
The 'pleasures' of heating a home with an airtight tin heater.Millie's House - by Jean Reinhardt
A favourite aunt's was an atypical homesteader's wife.Ma's House - by Jean Fahlman
The details of the author's grandmother's home and associated dreams.The Flowered Indian Trail - by Wilma Hayes
Description of travois trails in the Bjorkdale area and memories of Nikotash, a local Aboriginal.A Remarkable Well - by Rnold Smith
Drilling and cleaning an incredibly deep well in the Allan district and its prolific resource during the Depression.The New Washing Machine - by Odell Bennett
Children's excitement about a new manual washing machine and how the novelty of it disappears.Prince, a Deserted Hamlet - by Peggy Durant
The memories of Mabel Margaret (Ray) King of the Jackfish Lake area.A Rural Municipality - by Norman Roebuck
A number of 'firsts' for the R.M. of Wallace, including the first Agriculture Land Use Survey. An interesting comparison of 1954 farming practices compared with today's practices.The Barn Builder - by William Wardill
Details about multi talented Harry Harvey Hahn and his musical family, including "The Harmony Kids", "Hahn's Jazz-Azz" and Joyce Hahn - "Saskatchewan's Shirley Temple."School Exams - by Leonard Loppe
Details about writing government Departmental exams.John Malcolm (Silvertip) Campbell - by Cecilia Hrytzak Kissel
A short biography about this trader who was well known in the Flett's Springs - Kinistino area. Details about his family, the historic Fort Farm and the Prince Albert area.Amos Kinsey's Elk Team - by Thomas Beck
This Moosomin area man had a trained elk team that were faster than any ox team.Grandfather's Frames - by Kay Parley
Long prairie winters resulted in the author's grandfather's hobby of hand carving picture frames to avoid 'cabin fever.'Tommy the School Horse - by Gwen Follick
Before billets and school buses, children relied on horse drawn vehicles to go to school.Book Review of Where the River Runs - by Victor Carl Friesen
Peggy Durant reviews this book about the importance of both Saskatchewan Rivers, from the fur trade to the Riel Rebellion.Depression Ingenuity - by Jack Driedger
Directions to make a home-made cheese press out of simple materials.