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Dad's Hometown Memories Podcast

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Ivan Carruthers combines his personal memories with excerpts from the book he co-authored, Memories of Smithville.

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10/25/2017

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November 1, 2021

Joanne McLaren and West Lincoln Veterans of World War One

In this episode, Dad talks with Joanne McLaren who has done some exhaustive and detailed work in her book, "Veterans Of West Lincoln WW1". In this book, Joanne has provided amazing details into the lives of 185 veterans from the area, many who returned home after The Great War, some who did not. The book has now been published and is available for $28.00 by contacting Joanne at 905-957-7845 or email her at wlveterans@gmail.com Listen in as Joanne describes the work that went into putting this information together and as she reads the history of 3 local veterans that are detailed in the book.

Episode thumbnail for Memories from Bill Shrum-Poultry Breeders in the area and beyond

November 6, 2019

Memories from Bill Shrum-Poultry Breeders in the area and beyond

This episode is Dad reading a column that was written by Bill Shrum of Smithville and submitted to and published in the Bird's Eye Review. Bill gives a wonderful recitation of his memories and knowledge of the poultry fanciers and breeders in Smithville, in Niagara and in North America. It's an amazing recollection of a once-thriving and very close knit community that few people have reason to consider until you walk into a show at one of the local fall fairs, the Canadian National Exhibition or the Royal Winter Fair. Enjoy!

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February 12, 2019

History of the Buildings on Smithville's Downtown Mural

Welcome back to the Print Shop and another episode of Dad's Hometown Memories. In this, the 21st episode, Dad takes the time to outline the history of all of the buildings in the beautiful mural that was installed on the wall of the Murgatroyd building at the stoplight in town. Some of the information comes from the history books published about Smithville and other stories come from Dad's own memory! We've included a picture of the mural on the Facebook posting for this episode so that you can look at the picture and follow along as Dad narrates the history of each building. We hope you enjoy and if you do, please share this episode with others.

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What is Dad's Hometown Memories Podcast?

Ivan Carruthers combines his personal memories with excerpts from the book he co-authored, Memories of Smithville.

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This podcast updates daily.

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