Poetry:

The Englishman - by Jean Reinhardt
The Givers - by Jean Reinhardt
On The Gift of A Quilt - by Marion Young
The Combine - by Anne Antoshewski

Features:

Mail Order Teeth - by Dorothy S. Armstrong
The family’s hired hand decides that mail order teeth will help him to court women.

Disaster at the Christmas Concert - by Lucy E. Stewart
Moonshine and Santa at the Pine Valley School concert.

The Feather Stitch Quilt - by Dorothy S. Armstrong
A book of cloth suit samples, hockey sock yarn and a patient sister combines for a Christmas gift for mother.

The Rescue - by Marjorie Avery
A ‘Huckleberry Finn’ adventure demands a rescue.

The Blacksmith in the 1930s - by Robert Thompson
The shop plan and techniques of Mr. Storr on Broadway Avenue in Saskatoon.

Let’s Have a Party - by Gwen Follick
Four family rated games for Christmas time.

The Wolverine Hay Co-op - by Malcolm Henderson
The business and machinery needed to grow fodder on abandoned land.

Chimney Fires - by Wilma Hayes
The Johnson family handles disaster with their wood frame farm house in the Bjorkdale area.

Vesta Pickel - by Margaret Lees
Vesta‘s memories of childhood and youth while her family moved around Saskatchewan and her growing interest in becoming a poet.

The Winter I Curled - by Kay Parley
The author’s recollection of meeting Bertha McLean of Welwyn in 1944.

The Honey Man - by Shirley Lomheim
Frank Amas of Qu’Appelle was a survivor of the Battle of Cut Knife Hill during 1885.

Asherton Bean’s Legacy - by Shirley Lomheim
The Robin Hood Mills plant in Moose Jaw was the largest flour mill between Winnipeg and Vancouver.

Book Review of People, Places Cookbook - by Bill Barry
Bill Barry’s recipe book includes matching Saskatchewan historical notes and illustrations.

Book Review of The Long Whistle - by Pearl Myers
Author Myers created this fictional work based on her childhood memories and the memories of her ‘dust bowl farmer’ parents.

Depression Ingenuity - by Jack Driedger
Bill Boldt of Saskatoon demonstrates his ‘Depression ingenuity’ with his rig to repair trim on his car.