From Saskatchewan Homemakers' Kitchens
Subtitle: A Cookbook Compiled by Homemaker's Clubs in Honor of Saskatchewan's Golden (1905-1955) Jubilee
Publisher: Lithographed by Modern Press
Published: 1955
Place of publication: Saskatoon, Canada
Language: eng
Format: Paperback Ringed
Number of pages: 311
Other titles: From Saskatchewan Homemakers' Kitchens
Notes: **worldcat.org: Recipes written in many hands; litographed by Modern Press, Saskatoon; distributed by the University Bookstore, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Canada "Dedicated to the women of yesterday; 1905-1955." At the head of the title: For Home and Country.**

**The following people would normally be placed in the Contributors section, however, the list is long and all of these people will, I'm sure, be watching over this editor from a Heavenly arena, to be sure I get their job description just right:**

''Many people have assisted in the preparation of this cookbook. We wish to acknowledge the assistance of the **Women's Services Extension Dept., University of Saskatchewan**. Everyone on the staff has made some contribution but we owe a special thanks to: **Miss Margaret Pattillo**, who planned the cookbook, to **Mrs. Margaret Crowle** who compiled it, and to **Miss Mona Drewes** who illustrated the introductory page of each section.

**To Mr. A.W. Davey, Provincial Government Artist**, we wish to express our sincere thanks for his illustration of the front cover and for the Saskatchewan scenes which appear throughout the book. **The Golden Jubilee Committee** made arrangements for his assistance and have co-operated fully in the **promotion and distribution of the book**.

We owe a special debt of gratitude to **Miss Bertha Oxner**, former Director of Women's Services, **Miss Edith Rowles** of the College of Home Economics, and to **Mrs Winifred Taylor**, a Saskatchewan Homemaker, for their interesting stories which link the present with the past. **Euphie I. Thompson, President.**