I don't know if my research will ever be in a form to be published. But there are others who are publishing and my proverbial hat is off to them.
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The idea for the book grew out of the 40th anniversary of Agudas Israel and its community center, which coincided with the 50th anniversary of the state of Israel. The authors say that their research made them marvel at the courage and determination of those who, despite the numerous difficulties, managed to maintain a viable Jewish community. Landa had been apprenticed to a carriage-building factory as a blacksmith and ironworker as a young orphan, and after three years of crop failures at Lipton, the family moved to Saskatoon in 1907. They were the first Jewish family to live there, when he was hired as a blacksmith and ironworker with the Grand Trunk Railway. Bill built the first community horse-drawn hearse, complete with golden Hebrew lettering, which is today in the Western Development Museum, in Saskatoon.