Poetry:

Partyline - by Myra Stilborn

Features:

School Day Lunches - by Marilyn Paul
Common lunch items in the time before pizza pops and microwaves.

Summer Evening with Three Friends - by Lois (Borland) Lee
The unusual way the author's father spent summer evenings with the family's pet chickens.

A Saskatchewan Love Story - by Margaret Lees
The rocky courtship between Westerner Margaret George and Easterner Elroy McGill.

Joining the United Church - by Peggy Durant
School and church in the 1940s in the Meota and Prince areas.

The First Prairie Church in the Far Southwest - by Terri Prince Lefebvre
The many attempts to establish a church in the Dollard-Shaunavon area and the Canadian Pacific Railway's own plans.

Let's Have A Party - by Gwen Follick
Amusements for parties of any type.

Keeping Warm in Winter - by Naden Hewko
The techniques of chopping, curing, cutting wood and making feather filled quilts is detailed.

Hallowe'en and the Trolley Line - by Donna Saunders
How a clothesline foils Hallowe'en pranksters.

A Call in the Night - by Gusty Chartrand
Grandmother’s announcement of a birth, after death!

The Elusive Cat - by Keith Dryden
An itinerant knife sharpener with a unique skill fools the author as a child.

The Telephone - by Victor Carl Friesen
A detailed account of the technology and uses of the party-line phone in the home and community.

The Outdoor Rink - by C. A. Krause
The construction and enjoyment of a home-made skating rink.

The Oil Boom of 1956 - by Beryl Forgay
Life in Estevan before and during the first oil boom in the area.

An Onion Lake Teacherage - by Peggy Durant
The author describes several 'adventures' that happened at night.

Book Review:

Kay Parley reviews Forgotten Gardens, Abandoned Landscapes & Remarkable Restorations

Columns:

Looking Back - by Jack Drieger
Automobile travel 75 years ago.

Working - by Robert Thompson
Home remedies from the 1930s.

Depression Ingenuity - by Jack Driedger
Description of a smokehouse designed by Mr. Driedger's father.