Poetry:
Flying Club Reunion - by Marion Beck
This Old House - by Ray Ens
This Patient Worker - by Maisie Sutherland
Wanuskewin - by Marie E. Thelander
Features:
The House Out Back - by Dorothy S. Armstrong
The upkeep and embarassment associated with the family outhouse in Star City.Lucky to be Born in the 1930s - by Adrian Paton
Little money yes, but poor by whose standards?They Came Here - by Kay Parley
One family's experience of the 1939 Royal Visit to Regina by Queen Elizabeth and Kin George VI.Digging Seneca Root - by Eileen Besler
A description of digging Seneca root and preparing it for sale.Millie's House - by Jean Reinhardt
A favourate aunt's was an atypical homesteader's wife.The Big Barn Era - by Jean Fahlman
Childhood experiences in and on the barn and memories of barn dances.The Little Church on the Hill - by Peggy (Hayes) Looby
The construction and restoration of St. John's Anglican Church, near Bjorkdale.And Some Went Home Again - by Peggy Durant
The experiences of Duncan Martin in Canada in the Prince district and Stornoway, in the Hebrides (Scotland).Running Rural Phone Companies - by Lilja B. Stefansson
The author's experience in Rouleau collecting payment for five rural phone companies and taking a deliquent client to small claims court.St. Victor's Big Business - by Peggy Durant
The origin of the Co-operative Family Protective Society in St. Victor and its evolution to Standard Life in Montreal.Strongfield's 90th Birthday Party - by Gwen Follick
The village of Stongfield's homecoming celebrations.The Red Rag Blanket - by Ruth Lee-Knight
Sending away old clothes and rags to be recycled into a new blanket and other wartime rationing memories.My Grandmother's Vines - by Kay Parley
The author's grandmother's prodigeous 'green thumb' in Moffat and the endurance of a Virginia Creeper vine.The Still - by Shirley Lomheim (Houghton)
Suspicious activities near the village of Qu'Appelle involving bootlegging and an older brother's confession decades later.Corning Hall - by Jeanne Hunter
The enduring usefulness and architectural history of the community hall in the Corning area.Firing Steam Tractors - by J. A. Stewart
The author's story of his first year as a Fireman on a steam threshing outfit, including descriptions of practical jokes and beading flues.The Story of Milk - by Norman Roebuck
An account of the Yorkton area creamery, promotion of milk with the Dairy Princess competition and modern changes to the milk industry.Book Review of 'No Doughnuts for Sale' - by Valerie Maria Knudsen
Evelyn Banks reviews this book about the author's memories of wartime Hungary and being a step ahead of the invading Russian army.A Car to Remember - by Gladys Murdock
The author who was an experienced Model T driver, discovers the car has no brakes and narrowly misses hitting a pedestrian and cement pillar.Depression Ingenuity - by Jack Driedger
Instructions to make a home-made gopher trap out of threshing machine sieves.