Poetry:

Waiting for Takeoff - by Keith Foster
Excuse Updated - by Marion Young

Features:

The Magnificent Failure - by Keith Foster
A detailed account of the experiences the Barr Colonists went through when travelling to Canada and then Saskatoon to Lloydminster.

The Buggy - by Margaret Lees
The practical uses of the horse-drawn 'fine boned rig' and some of the inconveniences.

Sewing and Saving - by Naden Hewko
Hard to find now, but Fortrel was a most useful fabric even to recycle years later.

I Shot An Arrow Into the Air - by William C. N. Caird
The author recalls a death that occurs when shooting an arrow skyward with a 40-pound bow.

Shedding Winter - by Jean Fahlman
Saggy long underwear and droopy brown cotton stockings were not a winter favourite for girls or the boys.

Attic Memories - by Hilda Nickel
The attic in the author's childhood home was a multi-use space, including a location for a wedding reception and memories of fleeing Russia.

The Budding of Aunt Bertha - by Muriel Bowman
Young Bertha Thorne had grit and determination to emigrate to Canada from England. This is the first part of Bertha's story of homesteading.

The Lion's Claw Pin - by Peggy Hayes Looby
Mr. Hayes received an unusual pin from a bachelor neighbour who was a veteran of the Boer War.

Father Meets the Duck - by Carl A. Krause
What the author's father decided when encountering a duck on her nest in the way of his plow and team of horses.

Our Grandma - by Ruth Jeeves
What 'Grandma Carr' taught her grandchildren as she stayed with the Hewitt family in Regina.

Columns:

Depression Ingenuity - by Jack Driedger
A description of homemade hockey shin pads and goalie nets.

Looking Back - by Jack Drieger
The popularity of the Ford Model T and the various 'kits' available to convert the vehicle to other uses.

Ask Folklore
This is a new feature to the magazine which gives readers opportunity to receive answers about any aspect of the past.