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Sat 15/09/2007 10:17 PM
name = Kim Lukacs(popadynetz)
message = great web page. my gramma is Rose Meyer. passed on. my mother
worked at the Patrick store they owned or ran i'm not sure. i think owned.
they ran the post office general store and my mother called it a dray
business that they also ran. this would mean delivering goods off the train.
i have a wonderful pic of my mother standing in front of the store and my
grampa's car. I was curious if the store still stands. I love old history of
family. My mother is Eleanor Popadynetz (Meyer). passed on.
thanks for the page. Place of Residence = taber, alberta
Sat 09/12/2006 5:52 PM
name = Evelyn Herrig - nee Hartman
Place of Residence = West Covina, California, USA
message = My name is Evelyn (Hartman) Herrig, Jim Hartman is my
brother. I just happened to see the site for Patrick, Sask. We grew up
just north of Patrick. My father, Fred, was born west of the Patrick site.
I have census copies from 1911-Dad was 1. The land description of his
father's farm is listed as NW 10-22-13-W2. For that census there was John
Hartman(Fred's father), Mathilda-his mother, George-age 2 and Fred. This
farm was sold by Mathilda in about 1945. Fred returned from overseas,
married and bought what was called the Peace farm, north of Patrick. I have
many memories of shopping in the little store, getting our mail and going to
the elevators with my Dad. I do not have any pictures of the buildings as I
remember them, which is too bad. My father went to Heavyland School which
was close to Patrick. I do have some envelopes with the post mark on it as
they were Christmas cards sent to my father when he was in the service.
Thanks for preserving some of the past.
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