Crew of the Flagship, The

Language: English

Published by Lynn Michael-John Associates, Bowmanville, 1995

0969878923 / 9780969878926

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This item cannot be shipped to any delivery address located in the state of California. 3 cm Scrape From Edge Into Synopsis on Rear Cover; Light Creasing on Front, Rear Covers; Front, Rear Covers, Spine Lightly Chipped; Edges Lightly Soiled. A collection of stories from across the province from and about the people who built Ontario, and spanning the two hundred years of our history. SUB-TITLE: Stories of the People Who Built Ontario. FRONT COVER: Designed and sketched by P. D. H. Branton. BACK COVER: Photo courtesy The Canadian Statesman, Lorraine Manfredo, photographer. TYPESET BY: Photos and Fonts, Oshawa, Ontario. PRINTED BY: Mothersill Printing (1988) Inc., Bowmanville, Ontario. CONTENTS: MANITOULIN ISLAND - A Mystery Shroud; The Search For Old Glory TOBERMORY - Old Tobermory; At The Tip Of The Bruce; Grandpa And Me COLLINGWOOD - Finding Bee Trees; Superstitions; Lumber Camps; Catching Foxes HUNTSVILLE - Locke's Cemetery; Travelling In The North PEMBROKE - Hobos; During The Depression; At Algonquin; Out At The Skating Shack; Bilingualism; Oh, Youth! WHITE LAKE (McNab Township) - Ontario's Only Feudal Lord CLARINGTON - Telephone Manners; Sweet, Sweet Butter; Some Folks Will Swallow Anything OSHAWA - Bosco The Walker; The Milkman's Horse TALES FROM THE EARLY DAYS - The Group Of 7 Of Ferguson's Falls; A Most Formidable Woman; A Record In Timber Country TALES FROM THE GREAT LAKES - The YankCanuck; A Sailor's Life For Me; Working On The Lakes FROM ONTARIO'S NORHTLAND - School Trains. SYNOPSIS: Sher Leetooze is a writer and storyteller living in Bowmanville, Ontario. One of her projects is to collect stories from all across Canada--stories that reflect the experiences of Canadians from coast to coast, down through the years. Even though the regions of the country vary from province to province, the people do not--their experiences, though unique, can be enjoyed and understood by all Canadians, regardless of their country of ancestry. So many people have heard these stories and said, "Yes, I know what that person means. I had something like that happen to me!" Sher will be writing a book of stories about each province, and one that covers the whole of the country, which will be titled, 'The Crew of the Fleet, Stories of the People Who Built Canada'. Watch for these books in the years to come, as Sher finds more and more wonderful tales from the people who lived them. Sher is available to groups, organizations and schools for storytelling sessions, with stories from out of our past, a past that was once long forgotten, but is brought back to life through the medium of storytelling. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.…

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Title
Crew of the Flagship, The
Author
Leetooze, Sherrell Branton, ATM-S
Publisher
Lynn Michael-John Associates, Bowmanville
Publication year
1995
Condition
Very Good
Signed
Signed by Author
Binding
Trade Paperback
Language
English
ISBN 10
0969878923
ISBN 13
9780969878926
Illustrator
P. G. Branton
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