Wanted: Words to a song ending Amid the war’s great curse, stands a Red Cross nurse, She’s the Rose of No Man’s Land. Also, words to a poem of a child asking why his teddy bear had run away that contains line I sorry I painted you green and threw you in Mommy’s washing machine. I only meant to play – oh why did you run away? – Marcella Schwenk, Box 386, Coronation, Alta. T0C 1C0.
Doll repair: Anyone from Moose Jaw, Regina or Assiniboia district that can repair two dolls, please write: Gladys Carlson, Box 54, Crane Valley, Sask. S0H 1B0.
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Wanted: Cassette tape by Terry Jacks with song Seasons in the Sun. Will either buy or retape and return. – M. Hanlon, Box 51, Sonningdale, Sask. S0K 4B0, 306-237-4510.
Wanted: Hardback books by Oliver Curwood and Edgar Rice Burroughs, etc., in good condition. – Box 178, Cut Knife, Sask. S0M 0N0.
Wanted: The “church” teapot from Red Rose tea figurines. Have a few others to trade. Call 306-382-0934.
Residents sought: R.M. Surprise Valley #9 including Minton, Gladmar, Sybouts and Regway history book is being compiled. Are looking for former residents or their descendants. Please write: R.M. #9 History Book Committee, General Delivery, Minton, Sask. S0C 1T0.
Residents sought: Clanwilliam, Man., and district are planning a history book for 2003. Are looking for family histories from past and present residents of Clanwilliam, Lakelet, Crocus, Little Clanwilliam and Empire school districts. Write to: Keith Syslak, Box 114, Clanwilliam, Man. R0J 1E0, 204-865-2333, e-mail: sksyslak@escape.ca.
Reunion: Stoughton homecoming-school reunion, July 6-8, 2001, for all former residents and students. Everyone welcome.
History book: Lomond and district history book, $25 plus $6 shipping or two books for $45. Make cheque payable to Lomond Drop-In, Box 53, Lomond, Alta. T0L 1G0.
