“It was a real community thing and Moose Jaw’s radio station was for the whole region so everybody listened to that.” – Don Mitchell, Moose Jaw, SK

“If you knew a second language, and you heard someone coming from overseas that you went with him and helped find stuff in the store. That was his policy. “- David Hales, Moose Jaw, SK

“If they were making ice cream, making the bricks, you could go in there and help yourself to what was leftover.” – Ernie Bolvers, Moose Jaw, SK

“We’d pile into the vehicles, head to St. Gregor, strap on our roller skates, and destory ourselves. The theory was we were gonna skate kindly, gently skate around and around. Of course what we wound up doing was playing crack the whip.” – Don Bendig, Leroy, SK

“He was where all the kids wanted to go because he had all the candies and comic books. It was the ice cream store. Everything that a kid didn’t need was in that store.” – Lorne Bernisky, Kamsack, SK