Poetry:
Scented Memories - by Dorothy B. Armstrong
Identity Crisis - by Chander Behl
The Four Seasons - by Marguerite Dolson
Going to School by Horse - by Allan Graham
Features:
Jacob Harder - a Mennonite Journey - by Ken Mitchell
Originally from the area along the Dnieper River in “South Russia”, Mr. Harder survived World War I, the Russian Revolution and Saskatchewan’s Dirty Thirties.The Pullford - by Orville Mything
A description of the early days of farm mechanization.The Great Raft Trip - by Wilma Hayes
Three teenagers and a slough behind the Bjorkdale Hotel made an heart thumping adventure.The Ten Minute Shirt - by Dorothy S. Armstrong
A love for ironing eventually results in a $5.00 savings each month.Spooked by his Franklin - by David J. Domes
Eastend District pioneer, Ben Rose and his unusual relationship with his 1911 Model ‘M’ Franklin.Her Partridge’s Elevators - by Margaret Lees
An examination of the job of a private grain buyer and grain elevator owner.The Devastating Weather of the 1930s - by Robert Thompson
A summary of a decade of exceptional weather during the 1930s.The Sundance - by Valerie Knudsen
The author’s memory of seeing a Sun Dance at Witchekan Lake.A Little Goes a Long Way - by L. M. Silvertson
What 72 cents purchased at the general store when the system changed from credit to cash.A Hard Way to Make a Living - by Jean Fahlman
The joy and trials of raising chickens and puppies.Hendon 1939 - by Marjorie Avery
A snapshot of life during a ‘typical’ year in the hamlet of Hendon.The Kitchen Range - by Laurine Milne
The author’s memories of the role of the kitchen range in her family home.Nick - the 'Devil' Moonshiner - by M. P. Lambert
Entrepreneural Nick Zedlinski’s encounter with an accidental visitor.Crossing the Bridge by Car - by Grace Delday
Ingenuity was needed to cross a railway bridge when river ice wasn’t thick enough to drive across.
Columns:
Looking Back - by Jack Drieger
An explanation of the workings of a common household farm item, the cream separator.Working - by Robert Thompson
Dave Wightman’s memories of operating the General Store in Richlea.Depression Ingenuity - by Jack Driedger
How to quickly cool multiple bowls of fresh milk.
Book Review:
Kay Parley reviews S. W. Seventeen, A Prairie Girl Remembers - by Carol Schroeder