Postcard Memories

The John Ericcson was one of the only true whaleback steamers as it carried its bridge structure forward. All the rest had aft cabins

Midland missed golden opportunity to cultivate relationship with enterprising entrepreneur, writer says

'Anyone who knows James Schmitz will attest to his mordant wit and biting, satirical style,' author notes

The formal opening of the Club took place on Saturday, May 31st, 1919

Postcard recounts note to friend living in Midland

After emigrating to Canada, Doc 'Hawk' picked the sand leaves from tobacco in Delhi and peas in Strathroy before a position in Northern Ontario where he was overqualified and not that welcomed

In spite of all the hardships he encountered, Evrett King had an indomitable spirit to overcome his afflictions, author recalls

'Junkers, Collectors and Hoarders of all that is rejected make each misshapen item the centre of their collecting lives,' author notes

Rita Coté has left an indelible mark on the community through family, faith, a strong work ethic and volunteerism

Author tries his hand at juggling after very brief baseball career