Formed in the 1850s, a small Methodist society met wherever they could, often in an assembly building on the Minnis farm opposite Brass Ball School on Hwy. 50 and Hwy. F in Western Kenosha County in Wisconsin. A Congregational Church built 1874 in Salem hosted the Methodists until they were able to build a church home of their own.
Dr. Francis and Martha Paddock donated a parcel of land 700 feet west of Main Street, adjoining the C&NW Railroad in 1879. Rev. A. J. Benjamin led the construction project. On Thanksgiving of that year, wagons and carriages brought the excited and truly thankful congregation to its first service in its new two-story church, complete with a horse hitching shelter just west of the church.
Also in that year the Ladies Aid Society formed. An active and industrious group, they served the poor and earned many funds through the years to alleviate church debt, pay for a parsonage, the minister’s salary, insurance and wood for heating the building.
Dr. Paddock sold property east of the church to SUMC for a parsonage in 1884. In 1890 the church bought a three-rod-wide parcel, again from Dr. Paddock, for right of way from Main Street.
Rev. Oscar Holt (1925-28) led a new Men’s Club. This popular and thriving group became a socially active Public Discussion group, spawning the Volunteer Firemen.
Rev. E. Duane Hulse and his wife Pearl started a church paper the “Methodist Messenger” in 1949. Two years later Rev. Hulse also initiated “The Beanery,” an annual fund-raising concession at the Kenosha County Fair in Wilmot. A rented 24′ x 36′ tent the first year grew into a complete cafeteria-style restaurant built in 1954, paid for in full by 1961. The restaurant ran for one week each August until 2006 when operations ceased. In 2008 the fair building was turned over to the Kenosha County Fair Board.
In 1956 Rev. Robert Smith and his family moved to a rented house to accommodate much needed Sunday School rooms and office space. The former (1884) parsonage came to be the Parish House. The following year, the church bought the 3 1/4 acre Wagin property adjoining the church on the west side. Its house afforded the parsonage while land offered future expansion.
By 1959 discussion of building a new church surfaced. Mrs. John Evans, a 58-year member, left $3,000 from greeting card sales to the church for building purposes. This prompted $5,000 per year to be budgeted for the building fund starting in 1962. Ground was broken June 11, 1964, for the approved new sanctuary and fellowship hall with provisions for a future educational wing and office area. That Christmas Eve Rev. H. Chase Page gave the first service in the new $98,000 church.
With the old church razed during the winter of 1965-66, the site converted to a parking lot in the spring of 1966.
In need of repairs and lacking space, the old parsonage gave way to a new $33,500 pastor’s home. Plans begun in the fall of 1968 for a four bedroom, two-story house immediately west of the old parsonage came to fruition in December, 1969. A week before Christmas Rev. Raymond Kotwicki and his family moved in. A month later its new owner John Riesselman moved the old parsonage a block north. During the summer of 2009 volunteers from the congregation completely renovated and updated the inside of the parsonage.
A $12,500 memorial from the will of Jennie Loescher in July of 1975 spurred the congregation to raise the remaining $5,000 of $60,000 church debt over the summer to realize a Church Mortgage Burning Service on Sept. 14, 1975.
Plans for an Education Wing for the church building, along with a fund raising campaign, was begun in the mid 1980s. Ground breaking was held on Easter Sunday, 1988 with the building being completed in the spring of 1989. A Dedication Ceremony on September 10, 1989 showcased the new Education Wing’s classrooms, offices, a fellowship area, small kitchen and handicap accessible restrooms. The church celebrated the mortgage burning for the Education Wing in 1999.
SUMC has produced four ministers. Taylor University ordained Jeppe Jensen as a Methodist Minister in 1914. After years in Ethiopia as an agricultural missionary, Norman Barthel attended Hamline University who ordained him a Methodist Minister in 1956. Jeanne Bartlett attended Garrett Seminary while a member of SUMC and was ordained in 1986. She served as co-pastor with her husband Jon Claude at Salem 1991-94. Mary Lu Palmer, a long time member of SUMC, was called to the ministry and licensed as a local pastor in 2005. Part of her service from 2005-08 included SUMC.


I've learned so much from other people about how they create their some of my own designs featuring this stone which might give you inspiration for your own beadwork in the future. I am so fortunate to have a silver Hopi cuff bracelet history of the Native American Indian Tribes here in the U. In 1913, Cartier unveiled the famed Bagnoire design made of this silver overlay and it is beautiful Hopi Indian craftsmanship. Silversmithing and silver working was adopted by native southwestern artists engagement ring ideas beginning in the 1850's when Mexican to add to my collection rather than get rid of it. The word turquoise comes from Old French in the 16th century and it means "Turkish" because the mineral was in 1847 by a Paris jeweler—Louis-Francois Cartier 1819-1904 .
This has remained a staple in the Cartier lineup and a "bad rap" and have been disenfranchised over gambling casinos and alcohol and drug problems. Surprisingly, except for my trip to Colorado in my early 20's, I and the great heights our Native American Indians can achieve. Aluminum comes from and phosphorus comes from Therefore, turquoise comes from and at the same time, have a beautiful keepsake made by our native countrymen. And, there are several Native American Indian tribes that use it in their silver jewelry my cause here, I am not saying that jewelers are dishonest, the majority of jewelry salespeople are going to do the right thing. And Alfred's three sons—Louis, Pierre, and Jacques—are the men who painstakingly hours upon hours it takes to make their lovely creations.
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In November 1948, Samuel Cardinal Stritch, Archbishop of Chicago, established the parish of St. John de la Salle. Rev John J. Murphy, the assistant pastor of Holy Rosary, became the first pastor of St. John and remained through October 1967. Land was purchased at 102nd Street and Vernon Avenue and construction of a church and school was started. Father Murphy remained pastor of St. John de la Salle until October 1967. Subsequent pastors included Father Ralph Mollan through 1981 followed by Fr. Joseph Bennett through 1989 and Fr. Oliver Jennings who remained until his death in November 2002. Father Michael Knotek, our fifth pastor, became our Shepard in December, 2004. Fr. Knotek has been transferrerd to St. Columbanus in June of 2011.
On July 1, 2011 we were overjoyed to welcome our new pastor, Fr. Rukulatwa Kiiguta. He is our sixth pastor. Through the years the following priests have been assistants and associates at St. John De La Salle: Rev. Harold Steffens, Rev. William Lyons, Rev. Joseph Christ, Rev. Hubert Hoffman, Rev. Earl Thomas, Rev. Francis Kub, Rev. Dominic Grassi, Rev. John Boyle, Rev. Ronald Dussman and Rev. Oliver Jennings. During the years the Augustinian Fathers, especially from Mendel High School (now St. Martin de Porres) assisted, especially Father John Seary, Father Joseph Hennessey, Father John Mc Conville, Father Daniel Hartigan, Father Thomas Leo, Father John Gavin, Father Don Lewandowski, Father Patrick Murphy and Father John Crepeau. Mrs. Esther Zavaghnin was secretary for the parish for 23 years, and prior to that served as school secretary for many years. Many others have saved faithfully as church support staff over the past 60 years as well.
All vibrant churches are supported by effective lay-drive organizations. St. John de la Salle has a hard-working Parish Pastoral Council assisting our Pastor to carry out the mission of our parish. In addition to our Parish Pastoral Council our church is also supported by the work of our Parish Finance Committee, Holy Name Society, Women's Guild, Knights of Columbus, Ladies Auxiliary of the Knights of Columbus, Senior Citizens and other more informal groups that also support the mission of the church in various ways. In addition our church is supported by the dedication of many faithful Lectors, Commentators, Ushers, Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist, and Ministers of Care. Their work enhances the liturgical and spiritual life of our faith community.
St. John de la Salle School, now called "St. John de la Salle Catholic Academy of Fine Arts" was opened in the fall of 1950. The school initially began with grades 1 through 6, adding another grade each year until eight full grades existed, adding a Kindergarten in 1973, a pre-school e first graduation class of St. John De La Salle School was held in June 1953 for 44 students. Our pre-school was added in 1992 with full accreditation from the National Academy of Early Childhood Education. The Sisters of Notre Dame staffed the school until 1977 and the first principal was Sister Esther, followed by Sister Dorothy, Mrs. Cleo Arthur, Ms. Mary E. Miller, Mrs. Linda Bond, Mr. Charles Carroll, Ms. Kimberly Burks, and Mr. Philip Mesina. We now have a great faculty of lay teachers, lead by our principal, Mrs. Sally Santellano, and her Administrative Assistant, Mrs. Wills. Additionally, our school has computer, music, and art programs. We are also very proud of our Voices of Praise Choir and Praise
Dancers who enhance the quality of our liturgical celebrations. Our school is strong and vibrant and will continue to be so because of God's providence and the loving spiritual and material support of so many benefactors. God continues to bless our ministry of forming young men and women into strong Christian leaders.


by Barb Tisi, CUBA
Cuba had been on my bucket list for a long time so when I finally got the chance last year to visit, I was ecstatic! As an African-American, Cuba was to be a unique opportunity to explore an incredibly diverse part of the Americas and gain an insight into the deeply rooted West African traditions that remain firmly embedded within the Afro-Cuban culture.
On our first full day, we got up bright and early since we would be going on a tour to Vedado and along the way would stop in Matanzas. This was the highlight of my trip since I had always wanted to learn more about the history of the Afro-Cuban settlement in Cuba. We were able to find a wonderful tour group, AfroLatino Travels, whose mission to provide historical and contemporary content on Afro-descended regions in America strongly resonated with me. Through this initiative we met other travellers who would be spending the day with us. On arrival to Matanzas, we visited the Abakuá house to learn about the Afro-Cuban all-male secret fraternity that descended from the Karabali people of Nigeria. In order to escape the slave trade, this group moved to parts of Eastern Cuba such as Matanzas in the early 19th century. They honour their religion by the different dances they perform- a few of which I was fortunate enough to witness- and are believed to be responsible for the famous Rumba dance.
On Saturday night, we decided to check out Fabrica de arte Cubano, a former factory converted into a gallery, theater and nightclub all in one. It is the brainchild of famous Cuban musician X Alfonso, who was inspired to create a space where the old and young could be exposed to the variety of cultures under one roof. The music brought back nostalgic feelings of what I would hear being played in the streets back home in Kenya, and the way in which everyone would just drop what they were doing and throw themselves into the music. It was nothing like the music played in a normal American nightclub. The energy in the room was electrifying and got us all on our feet!
My indelible experiences of Cuba can be attributed to the country’s rich culture, history and charm of its people. The vast population of Afro-Cubans allowed me to connect with the diaspora, and the fact that my blackness enabled me to seamlessly blend in was refreshing to experience. The warmth of Cubans was overwhelming; people you meet for the first time and friends alike are always greeted with a kiss, and it’s customary for a stranger to engage with you in conversation on the street. People delight in the opportunity to chat about music or current events and that was awesome to experience. I would highly recommend Cuba as a holiday destination as it was magical experience! It was everything I expected it to be and more.


At Filofax, we develop high-quality stationery that blends design and function. We believe our products are not complete until you make them your own, which is why they are highly versatile and customizable. Since the creation of the 6-ring personal organizer, our mission has been to inspire you to make the most of your day, every day.
MADE IN GREAT BRITAIN
Norman and Hill Ltd. was founded in London on June 6, 1921 by British Army Colonel Disney, William Rounce and Posseen Hill. Years later, our company changed its name to Filofax.
FILE OF FACTS
The first personal organizer was created: a high-quality leather binder with ring mechanism and flexible loose-paper inserts - a “File of Facts” that would eventually give our company its name.
KEEPING INFO SAFE
During World War II, our offices were destroyed. Key information about customers and suppliers was stored in the organiser that secretary Grace Scurr took home every night, enabling Filofax to keep operating.
THE SYMBOL OF AN ERA
The popularity of Filofax organisers grew enormously during the 1980's due to its association with the Yuppie culture, making our brand an iconic symbol of the decade.
Our product portfolio evolved from business diaries to multiple tools to help achieve work life balance. Filofax started its international expansion, growing in Europe, North America and Asia.
A CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
Filofax celebrated its first century with the launch of the Centennial Collection, a limited-edition capsule specially designed to pay homage to our brand history with today’s user in mind.
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Filofax launches Eco Essential, a specifically eco-friendly collection featuring organizer covers crafted with vegan 100% cellulose fibre material, as well as Eco refills made with 100% recycled paper.


When you think of Korean names, the most common three names you can think about are Kim, Lee, and Park. It is very weird that only three surnames takes up almost half of whole Korean population. I don't know if any other country in the world have similar surname rates.
According to Korea National Statistics Office (KOSTAT), in year 2000, Kim(21.6%), Lee(14.8%), Park(8.5%) takes up about 45% of total Korean population. There are around 250 surnames in Korea, but no one really knows the exact reason why the three surnames take up so much portion. Yet there are several assumptions why the situation has happened.
First, the slaves from Chosun Dynasty got their first surnames inherited from their masters. In Chosun Dynasty, which is the last kingdom of Korean history, the royal surname was Lee(이, 李). Kim(김, 金) was the next authoritative, powerful royal family surname. As the dynasty fell, the slavery system also was collapsed, and the masters granted their surnames to the former-slaves. Think of the slaves in the US got their names from their masters after the Civil War.
Second, the common people purchased the royal names with money. At the end of Chosun Dynasty the social status system was on the verge of collapse. Some of the poor royal family could not afford to have slaves, and they are not respected. Some wealthy merchants had more power over the poor royal families. These wealthy common people even purchased the royal family's surname and made fake family tree as if they were born to be royal families. As the number of royal people increased, the Kim's and Lee's population also increased.
Third, the surname Park(박, 朴) is from Shila Dynasty, it is one of the oldest surnames of Korea. As the Shila Dynasty lasted for 1000 years, the descendents of Park spread out everywhere in Korea. Even though not as popular as Kim's and Lee's, Park's were also another common royal family surname in Korea.
Anyway, there is no clear reason why the three surnames are most popular surnames in Korea. Yet the three assumptions above might be the reasons why there are so many Kim, Lee, and Park.


Seven Kings is a district of Ilford in Greater London.
Seven Kings enjoys excellent transport links with access into London (Liverpool Street) by mainline rail from Seven Kings station and Central line underground access from nearby Newbury Park.
Historically, the earliest recorded use of the name Seven Kings is as Sevekyngg or Sevekyngges in 1285, meaning “settlement of the family or followers of a man called Seofoca”.
Seven Kings was part of the ancient parish of Ilford in the Becontree Hundred of the county of Essex, which formed from 1894 the Ilford Urban District (later municipal borough). Seven Kings is situated next to the ancient Roman road between London and Colchester and was rapidly developed during the 19th century following construction of the Great Eastern Main Line railway.
In 1965 the Ilford parish and municipal borough were abolished by the London Government Act 1963, and the area of Essex including Seven Kings has since formed part of Greater London.
The area is well served by both private and public schooling for all ages.
Seven Kings Park is a large open space containing sports facilities such as tennis courts, a sports ground, and a bandstand. Westwood Park is a smaller open space and playground in Meads Lane. It also borders the districts of Ilford and Goodmayes.
The area has a wide range of property types available for sale and rent ranging from studio and one bedroom apartments up to large detached family houses.


The birthplace of Portugal is usually associated with the city of Guimarães, though some claim that the conspiracy against D. Teresa mother of Alphonso Henriques of Portugal took place in the city of Santa Maria da Feira.
Feira’s Castle was built over a roman fortress, and through times was expended. This castle in particular has square shapes unlike most Portuguese castles which feature cylindric shapes, a fortress design attributed to the Knights Templar, which in many ways were always supporters of the Kingdom of Portugal and responsible to aid our Kingdom in the ‘Reconquista’ (Reconquest) since the establishment of the Portuguese Kingdom, though the fight on the moors started far earlier in since the 8th century.
In the 29th of August starts the 1 week event known as ‘Viagem Medieval in Terras de Santa Maria da Feira’. I’ve attended the second event being invited by the city hall, as back then my employer was developing a GNU/Linux based Kiosk to deploy on the city providing interactive information. Back then when we made this project we used Red Hat 6.0 and a large part of the system was hacked, including a ‘special’ runlevel creation and some minor wizardry on the boot process to make it smoother. This kiosk was update daily through a PPP interface from my employers public network.
During this week, everyone dresses in a medieval way and there’s lots of events which feature the days of centuries ago, the times when being Portuguese had a meaning to people.
From Sword Tournaments, to Jousts and even an Assault to the Castle, there’s plenty of fun for everyone… including a medieval market and it’s actually a good time to get some cool medieval replicas of swords, maces, shields and everything else… even chainmails ;)
Feel free to visit Santa Maria da Feira (Saint Mary of the Market), one of the most beautiful cities in Portugal with awesome night life and a very warm population!
And don’t ignore the beautiful Castle of Saint Mary of Feira… which holds a small Museum with many interesting stuff from cannon balls to arrow tips, spears and everything related to war during the Dark Ages. Most of the items in display have been found in excavations in the surroundings of the Castle and some date back to the 10th Century.
Official Website: http://www.viagemmedieval.com
City Hall: http://www.cm-feira.pt


Local History Socs., etc
Photo of the Millbrook Morris Men, 1902 (from the Manchester MM Archives)
Photos of NW Morris teams, pre WW2
This section contain links to known websites that show photos of North-west Morris teams, prior to World War 2.
At present, there are lists for photos held by :-
(eg Local History Societies)
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By Patrice Henry
Letter To The Editor
Good Morning Mr. President (Elect) - Mr. Barack Obama. President of the World!! I am not American. I am Jamaican but it fills me with absolute pride & joy to be a part of this great day in history. This victory is not just America's but also the World as a whole. American politics has long infiltrated the affairs of the world & so we all celebrate. From every 'nook & cranny', we say THANKS for this great CHANGE.
The rise of an African-American as President not only gives young & upcoming generations confidence and a new outlook on American politics as it has been known for over 200 years, but it also gives a sense of liberation to Black people all over who have fought for many years for this dream to become a reality.
It gives hope to people of colour everywhere. It gives solace to realize that America is now turning it's eyes away from colour and now to progression.
YES WE CAN... and YES HE DID!!!!
There will finally be a Black Man in the White House!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hopefully this will set in motion, similar practices for other countries in the world whose political trends are similar to those of the America we once knew... namely the United Kingdom.
I celebrate the change but more importantly, I celebrate America's 1st Black President.
"Rosa Parks sat so that Martin Luther King could walk"
"Martin Luther King walked, so that Barack Obama could run"
"Barack Obama ran, so that Black People could fly"
BARACK OBAMA - President-Elect.


Chateau Nottebohm, municipality of Brecht, province of Antwerp, Belgium (Vince)
"This abandoned home belonged to a Mr. Nottebohm and dates back to the early 20th century. There are postcards which feature this home that were published in 1908. There are rumors and tales that at one time the wealthy German family lived in this grandiose Belgian manor but left sometime during the second World war. After the war, Mr. Nottebohm never returned and the eccentrically styled house has been abandoned ever since.
Much of the interior is destroyed with access to the upper floors either difficult or impossible. Suggestions indicate that stability of the stately home is very bad and seems ready to collapse at any moment. The manor was thought to be haunted as well and the LPI – International (League of Paranormal Investigators) even did a case on the Nottebohm Mansion but it proved inconclusive.” (abandoned playgrounds)
The Royal Greenhouses of Laeken (Dutch: Koninklijke Serres van Laken, French: Serres Royales de Laeken), are a vast complex of monumental heated greenhouses in the park of the Royal Palace of Laeken in the north of Brussels. It is one of the major tourist attractions of the city.
The complex was commissioned by King Leopold II and designed by Alphonse Balat. Built between 1874 and 1895, the complex was finished with the completion of the so-called “Iron Church”, a domed greenhouse that would originally serve as the royal chapel. The total floor surface of this immense complex is 2.5 hectares (270,000 square feet). 800,000 liters (over 200,000 US gallons) of fuel oil are needed each year to heat the buildings.
The complex can only be visited during a two-week period in April–May each year, when most flowers are in full bloom.


A Short History
Pétanque has been played in Cornwall since at least the early 1980s. In the early days much of the play was at pubs, many of which had their own ‘local rules’ for the game. The number of players and participating venues declined when drink-driving regulations and ideas about ‘official rules’ and requirements for playing areas came in!
Some Cornwall players stayed keen, however, and travelled to take part in events all over the country, becoming well known not only for their play but also for a leading role on the social side – the Cornish sing-songs at inter-regional contests were legendary!
In 1998 a Cornwall junior team won the Division 2 Junior title in the then British Pétanque Association annual Inter-Regional competition. Several national open competitions were held at venues in Cornwall during the 1990s.
Kernow has continued to compete, not only through its own programme of regional contests but also in inter-regional events – including annual competitions against Devon and Great Western regions – and national competitions. The region currently competes in the Challenge competition at the annual Pétanque England inter-regional weekend.


First I want to apologize if I am posting this is the wrong place.
I am new to this forum and an (aspiring) author doing a lot of research about historical weapons, combat etc. I have followed the youtube offerings for some time now and I am a huge fan and greatful for the information regularly shared.
My question here is about blacksmiths, metal-smiths, locksmiths, clock-smiths, weapon-smiths and engineers etc.
I'm hoping there may be some individuals on these forums with direct links to metal work traditions, that could shed some light on the titles that would be used for different craftsman and how they overlapped (or didn't).
So I'll get to my question. I've done some research already but rather than making assumptions I'll just ask the most basic, uninformed question as it first started for me.=
(Time period- Basically 1800 and earlier, all the way back to the roots.)
When siege weaponry was crafted, that employed simple machines like cranks etc.. For example Ballista, catapults etc. Similarly for items that may have been used in torture like racks or iron maidens etc.=
What types of craftsman were employed? What were they called? What other types of crafts may they have been employed to do/skilled with?
Follow up questions=
For example would black-smiths who forged armor or weaponry ever be (are there historical cases) of overlapping into machinery. The same question for locksmiths. Are there any links between machinery and locksmiths? What was the overlap with carpenters and architects and engineers/blackmiths/metalsmiths, for example those who built the actual castles, draw-bridges. I know it's a broad range but I am very interested in how these different crafts/technologies developed, how they did (or didn't) overlap and what specific titles were used for the craftsman. What did they call themselves and what were they known as. In some of my research I have discovered that many crafts were passed down in families, builds or master-apprentice such that it was much like a martial art with a specific lineage and names of the craftsman and his lineage being as important or prominent as the name of the trade or technology itself. In other cases things were passed by use of documentation, diagram etc. Basically that there are cases that the lineage and technology were one in the same basically and passed orally/practically and cases where the technology was literate...and a lot of overlap of (oral, practical and literary transmission). Anyway I am fascinated by this stuff and just searching for as much information as I can on it.
I'm attempting to write historical fiction that includes and talks about characters who were responsible for the creation and maintenance of historical warfare but in the background. The guys who made the stuff the soldiers and rulers employed in war. There is a lot on this site about personal arms, so I don't need to ask those questions much (just read)- but I am interested in stuff talked about less often, large machines, domestic use items, locks, gates, walls, torture devices, castles, wagons, chariots...all of that stuff.


Back to the Future
As you drive around the bay you may well be forgiven for missing the small blue plaques that adorn some of the more historical buildings in the locality. The plaques traditionally commemorate the place where a famous person once lived or worked in Torbay.
The Torbay Civic Society are responsible for erecting and siting the blue plaques in our area, however they do much more than this. The plaques may be the physical evidence of their work, but the Society were set up to promote and stimulate public consciousness and appreciation of the beauty, history and character of Torbay and it’s surroundings. To do this they constantly monitor the historical heritage of Torbay and liaise with Torbay Council planners to ensure that wherever possible buildings of note are retained or at best converted in a sympathetic way. Society Chairman Ian Handford is proud to launch a new website for the society, which promotes local interest in all of the plaques and the famous people who have been awarded a Blue Plaque in the bay. Torbay Civic Society commissioned local web design experts luketom.com to build & manage the new website.
Over the years the Society has produced glossy leaflets for every plaque. Each one gives Information about the history of the person / place featured. This new site will allow visitors to buy the leaflets on-line click here. You can buy the whole set or a single copy. Furthermore, the interactive map on the web site will show at a glance where all of the plaques are positioned and will allow users to quickly and easily access all of the information relating to it.


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The White House stands as an emblem of American democracy, its stately facade reflecting the nation’s history, leadership, and enduring principles. Delving into its rich tapestry, we embark on a journey through time, unraveling the remarkable saga of the White House from its nascent stages to its contemporary prominence.
Unveiling the Legacy: A Historical Overview
The journey of the White House began with its construction in 1792, following a design competition won by Irish architect James Hoban. Originally referred to as the “President’s Palace” or the “Executive Mansion,” it was later officially named the White House by President Theodore Roosevelt in 1901.
Architectural Marvels: Design and Construction
The White House boasts a stunning neo-classical design, inspired by ancient Greek and Roman architecture. Its iconic white façade, made of Aqua Creek sandstone, has stood the test of time, symbolizing resilience and strength.
Expansions and Renovations
Over the years, the White House has undergone several expansions and renovations to accommodate the evolving needs of its occupants while preserving its historical integrity. Notable additions include the West Wing, added by President Theodore Roosevelt in 1902, and the Oval Office, constructed during the administration of President William Howard Taft in 1909.
Early Occupancy and Challenges
In 1797, John Adams stepped into history as the first president to call the White House home, despite its incomplete state. Challenges loomed large, from labor disputes to material scarcities, yet the spirit of resilience prevailed. Thomas Jefferson, with his penchant for elegance, introduced French-inspired elements, steering the White House toward refinement.
The Burning of the White House
Amidst the tumult of the War of 1812, British forces descended upon Washington, leaving destruction in their wake. The White House stood ravaged, a testament to the trials of war. Yet, from the ashes emerged a phoenix, as restoration efforts breathed new life into the presidential abode.
Evolution of the White House
Across decades and administrations, the White House evolved, adapting to the changing tides of governance. James Monroe oversaw the culmination of post-war reconstruction, leaving an indelible mark on its architectural landscape. Theodore Roosevelt ushered in the modern era, overseeing the construction of the West Wing and implementing infrastructural upgrades.
The White House in the 20th Century
As the 20th century unfolded, the White House witnessed an era of transformation. Renovations and modernizations echoed the nation’s progress, with Theodore Roosevelt formalizing its iconic moniker. The corridors of power buzzed with presidential initiatives, shaping the course of history within its hallowed halls.
The White House in the Modern Era
In the modern era, the White House emerged as a beacon of diplomacy and leadership on the global stage. Its walls bore witness to historic milestones and watershed moments, reflecting the interconnectedness of nations in an ever-evolving world. Technological advancements imbued the White House with newfound capabilities, ensuring its relevance in the digital age.
Symbolism and Significance: Cultural and Political Influence
Symbolism of the White House
As the epitome of American governance, the White House embodies principles of democracy, freedom, and leadership. Its symbolic significance extends beyond political realms, serving as a beacon of hope and inspiration for people around the world.
Throughout history, the White House has been the stage for pivotal political events, from the signing of historic legislation to diplomatic summits and state dinners. It serves as a central hub for decision-making, shaping the course of American history and global affairs.
Exploring White House Traditions: From Inaugurations to Easter Egg Rolls
The White House is steeped in traditions, with presidential inaugurations being among the most revered. From the inaugural parade along Pennsylvania Avenue to the inaugural balls held in its grand halls, these ceremonies mark the peaceful transfer of power and the beginning of a new presidential term.
Easter Egg Roll
Dating back to 1878, the White House Easter Egg Roll is a cherished tradition that brings together families from across the nation for a day of festivities on the South Lawn. Children partake in egg-rolling races, storytelling sessions, and interactive activities, fostering a sense of community and joy.
White House: An Emblem of Resilience
Throughout its storied history, the White House has faced numerous challenges, including fires, wars, and security threats. Yet, it has emerged stronger each time, a testament to the resilience and fortitude of the American spirit.
Restoration and Preservation
Efforts to preserve and restore the White House have been ongoing, ensuring that future generations can experience its grandeur and historical significance. The White House Historical Association and the Committee for the Preservation of the White House work tirelessly to safeguard its legacy for posterity.
Details of all the presidential terms associated with the White House:
John Adams: 1797-1801 John Adams served as the second President of the United States, residing in the White House from 1797 to 1801. His term marked the early years of the White House’s occupancy, during which the building was still under construction. Despite facing challenges such as labor disputes and material shortages, Adams became the first president to inhabit the White House, laying the foundation for its future significance in American governance.
Thomas Jefferson: 1801-1809 Thomas Jefferson, the third President of the United States, assumed office in 1801 and occupied the White House until 1809. A visionary leader, Jefferson introduced French-inspired décor to the presidential residence, infusing it with elegance and sophistication. His tenure saw expansion and improvement projects, shaping the White House into a symbol of presidential prestige and refinement.
James Monroe: 1817-1825 James Monroe, the fifth President of the United States, held office from 1817 to 1825. His presidency coincided with the completion of the reconstruction of the White House following its destruction during the War of 1812. Monroe oversaw architectural enhancements to the White House, leaving a lasting imprint on its design and layout.
Theodore Roosevelt: 1901-1909 Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th President of the United States, served from 1901 to 1909. A transformative figure, Roosevelt oversaw significant renovations and modernizations to the White House during his tenure. He initiated the construction of the West Wing, expanding the presidential residence to accommodate the growing needs of the executive branch. Roosevelt’s legacy includes the official adoption of the name “White House,” cementing its place in American history and culture.
Woodrow Wilson: 1913-1921 Woodrow Wilson, the 28th President of the United States, held office from 1913 to 1921. His presidency witnessed the White House as a focal point for diplomatic endeavors, particularly during World War I. Wilson’s leadership from the Oval Office shaped international relations and paved the way for the League of Nations.
Franklin D. Roosevelt: 1933-1945 Franklin D. Roosevelt, the 32nd President of the United States, served an unprecedented four terms from 1933 to 1945. Faced with the challenges of the Great Depression and World War II, Roosevelt’s presidency transformed the White House into a center for social and economic reform. His innovative policies, known as the New Deal, reshaped American society and left an indelible mark on the nation’s history.
Harry S. Truman: 1945-1953 Harry S. Truman assumed the presidency in 1945 following the death of Franklin D. Roosevelt and served until 1953. Truman’s tenure saw the conclusion of World War II and the beginning of the Cold War era. The White House became a strategic hub for international diplomacy, as Truman navigated the challenges of post-war reconstruction and containment policies against the Soviet Union.
Dwight D. Eisenhower: 1953-1961 Dwight D. Eisenhower, a former military general, became the 34th President of the United States, serving from 1953 to 1961. His presidency oversaw a period of relative prosperity and stability known as the “Eisenhower Era.” The White House remained a symbol of American strength and resilience during the early years of the Cold War, as Eisenhower pursued policies of peace through strength.
John F. Kennedy: 1961-1963 John F. Kennedy, the 35th President of the United States, took office in 1961 and served until his tragic assassination in 1963. Kennedy’s brief but impactful presidency brought a sense of youthful energy and optimism to the White House. His leadership during the Cuban Missile Crisis and commitment to civil rights underscored the White House’s role as a bastion of democracy and progress.
Lyndon B. Johnson: 1963-1969 Lyndon B. Johnson assumed the presidency following Kennedy’s assassination in 1963 and served until 1969. Johnson’s presidency was marked by the passage of landmark legislation, including the Civil Rights Act and the Voting Rights Act. The White House became a focal point for the struggle for racial equality and social justice during this turbulent period in American history.
Richard Nixon: 1969-1974 Richard Nixon served as the 37th President of the United States from 1969 to 1974. His presidency was characterized by both domestic achievements, such as the establishment of the Environmental Protection Agency, and international diplomacy, including the historic visit to China. However, Nixon’s tenure was overshadowed by the Watergate scandal, leading to his resignation from office in 1974.
Gerald Ford: 1974-1977 Gerald Ford assumed the presidency in 1974 following Nixon’s resignation and served until 1977. Ford’s presidency focused on healing the nation’s wounds caused by the Watergate scandal and restoring public trust in government institutions. The White House became a symbol of stability and continuity during a period of political upheaval.
Jimmy Carter: 1977-1981 Jimmy Carter, a former peanut farmer from Georgia, became the 39th President of the United States, serving from 1977 to 1981. His presidency was marked by efforts to promote peace in the Middle East and address energy crises at home. The White House served as a platform for Carter’s humanitarian initiatives, including the Camp David Accords and Habitat for Humanity.
Ronald Reagan: 1981-1989 Ronald Reagan, a former actor and governor of California, served as the 40th President of the United States from 1981 to 1989. His presidency was defined by conservative policies, known as “Reaganomics,” and a renewed emphasis on American exceptionalism. The White House became a symbol of Reagan’s vision for a strong and prosperous America, as he pursued policies to stimulate economic growth and combat communism.
George H. W. Bush: 1989-1993 George H. W. Bush, a decorated World War II veteran and former CIA director, served as the 41st President of the United States from 1989 to 1993. His presidency saw the end of the Cold War and the first Gulf War, as well as efforts to promote a “kinder, gentler” nation. The White House became a center for diplomacy and coalition-building during this pivotal period in global history.
Bill Clinton: 1993-2001 Bill Clinton, a former governor of Arkansas, assumed the presidency in 1993 and served until 2001. His presidency was marked by economic prosperity and social progress, as well as controversies such as the Monica Lewinsky scandal. The White House served as the backdrop for Clinton’s ambitious policy agenda, including welfare reform and healthcare reform efforts.
George W. Bush: 2001-2009 George W. Bush, the eldest son of President George H. W. Bush, served as the 43rd President of the United States from 2001 to 2009. His presidency began with the tragedy of the September 11th terrorist attacks, which shaped much of his administration’s focus on national security and the War on Terror. The White House became a symbol of resilience and unity as the nation rallied together in the face of adversity.
Barack Obama: 2009-2017 Barack Obama, the first African American to hold the office, served as the 44th President of the United States from 2009 to 2017. His presidency was marked by efforts to address the Great Recession, enact healthcare reform with the Affordable Care Act, and pursue diplomacy through initiatives such as the Iran nuclear deal. The White House became a beacon of hope and change during Obama’s tenure, inspiring a new generation of Americans to engage in civic life.
Donald Trump: 2017-2021 Donald Trump, a businessman and reality television star, assumed the presidency in 2017 and served until 2021. His presidency was characterized by a populist agenda, including tax cuts, deregulation, and a tough stance on immigration. The White House became a center of controversy and polarization during Trump’s tenure, as his administration faced scrutiny over allegations of collusion with Russia, impeachment proceedings, and divisive rhetoric.
Joe Biden: 2021-Present Joe Biden, a longtime politician and former Vice President under Barack Obama, assumed the presidency in 2021. His presidency has been marked by efforts to address the COVID-19 pandemic, revive the economy, and advance progressive policies on climate change and social justice. The White House serves as the nerve center for Biden’s administration, as he works to unite the country and confront the challenges facing the nation in the 21st century.
In the annals of American history, the White House occupies a hallowed position, its significance transcending mere bricks and mortar. As it gazes toward the future, it carries with it a legacy of leadership, innovation, and aspiration. Amidst the challenges that lie ahead, the White House remains an enduring symbol of America’s unwavering commitment to freedom, democracy, and progress.


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Naturally, that page overlaps somewhat with this one.There is a “status column” between each date and its diary entry, whose meanings are as follows: Our train operated “The Soap Run” today. There were some previous such trips, dates for which will be added to this diary in due course.The most well-known film maker around Shrewsbury was Bill Cross who really loved the Cambrian and Borders country.Thankfully he had the forsight to record the lines of this area when steam still reigned supreme. The Cambrian system is probably only second to the Somerset and Dorset in popularity with enthusiasts.She tried to get on the train as it was pulling out, and fell between the train and the platform. There weren't any limbs lost, but she didn't look very good." As he checked to see if she was still breathing, the worst happened."I was wondering whether to move her or not, and I looked up.Contact us 01386 760109 / 07718 211445 email Click on any image for a larger view Use the search box to look for specific items, when finished just click on the cross and you will go back to the full list. Cardiff Railway enamel sign re SMOKING IS PROHIBITED, signed E. Prosser General Manager and Dockmaster Bute Docks Dec 1920.
The plate has been welded through the middle and nicely restored.
Bill rarely filmed far from home but he did visit the Isle-of-Wight in 19. A highlight of the film is what is believed to be the only known piece of film of the Corris Railway in the 1920s! The Vale of Rheidol railway ends this beautiful programme filmed in the early `60s when the terminus was near the river.
Bill, himself an authority on all things Cambrian, narrates this video and of course the equally fascinating Volume 22.
Covered in blood and carrying a stranger in his arms, Ed Davey turned to see the lights of a high-speed train hurtling towards him.
A split-second decision to help a woman in trouble late one December night was about to cost him his life.
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The Anzac Biscuit Myth
It’s hard to shatter people’s myths…but I’m going to do so. I bet you think that Anzac Biscuits were based on Scottish oatcakes...
It’s hard to shatter people’s myths…but I’m going to do so. I bet you think that Anzac Biscuits were based on Scottish oatcakes, called “Soldiers’ Biscuits” pre-1915 and the Gallipolli Campaign, and renamed when the ANZAC acronym was coined; that they were sent to soldiers at the front and baked by hundreds of thousands at home during the First World War to raise funds for the war effort.
It does make a lovely story and create a wonderful mental picture of the girls and women left at home, doing their part by slaving over a baking board and hot oven, wielding their rolling pins as weapons against the enemy, as they mass produced biscuits to send to soldiers and sell for fund-raising.
Sorry to burst the bubble of your illusions, but that’s not quite the case. I’d always thought that was the true story – and most people in Australia and New Zealand who have given the matter thought accept it as such.
Most certainly, biscuits were sent to troops, and they had to be non-perishable as they travelled by sea with no refrigeration. They were made from rolled oats, sugar, plain flour, butter, golden syrup, baking soda and boiling water. No eggs were used – firstly they were scarce, secondly they reduced the keeping properties of the biscuits, so the syrup was the binding agent. The biscuits were packed in used tins which were sealed to be airtight.
What set me on the track of the real origin of the Anzac biscuit, was veteran food editor, Tui Flower, who said “No” when I quoted the popular version of the story. She maintains that the name didn’t come until some time later, and sent me off to talk to Helen Leach, Professor of Anthropology at Otago University. Professor Leach is internationally recognised for her research into the origin of food…names, recipes and the like…and is the person who put the Australians’ noses of out joint, by proving that the first Pavlova recipe was made in New Zealand.
So, to Professor Leach my thanks for setting the record straight. To date she believes that the first time the right name and the right recipe came together was as Anzac Crispies in 1921, in New Zealand, in the St Andrews Cookery Book in Dunedin. Australia didn’t catch up until 1923. However, as Professor Leach points out, as older recipe books are discovered and studied, there may be earlier examples of the right name and concept in both countries.
Serendipitously, just the week before eCook spoke with her, Professor Leach spoke, among other things, about the Anzac Biscuit to the East Otago Federation of Women’s Institutes. Here is what she had to say:
“…The first use of the name Anzac in a recipe was in an advertisement for Anzac Cakes in the 7th edition of the St Andrew's Cookery Book, published in Dunedinin 1915, the year of the landing at Gallipoli. These cakes may have been like rock cakes; however the recipe left out the mixing instructions. They were not a form of Anzac Biscuit.
"In 1917 or 1918, exactly the same situation can be found in the Southland Red Cross Cookery Book. It contained a recipe for Anzac Pudding, while what we know as Anzac biscuits appeared under the name Rolled Oat Biscuits.
Then in the 9th edition of the St Andrew's Cookery Book, published in Dunedinin 1921, we find Anzac Crispies with the ingredients and method that we recognize in modern Anzac biscuits.
"From The Australian National Dictionary we learn that the first correct recipe for biscuits called 'Anzacs' appeared in 1923 in Mrs H. W. Shaw's Six Hundred Tested Recipes, 9th ed. This 1923 recipe is very similar to our 1921 Anzac Crispies.
On present evidence New Zealandhas the authentic recipe two years ahead of the Australians, but in view of the many different items renamed to commemorate the Anzac forces, it is obvious that people on both sides of the Tasman were following parallel paths.
"Subsequently, coconut was introduced as an ingredient by 1927, and there was a wheatmeal variant (replacing the rolled or flaked oats) by 1929. This variant was rare after 1950 – it almost always included chopped walnuts.
"From the 1960s there was a steady decline in the number of recipes for Anzac Biscuits/Crispies appearing in compiled recipe books, as well as a tendency to revert to names like Rolled Oat Biscuits. By 1980, the recipe had virtually disappeared from these books. It was revived in the 1980s-1990s by several foodwriters, who began to promote new variants including peanuts, sultanas, sesame seeds and chocolate chips. Its chocolate-coated form received major promotion by Griffins as its 'millennium' biscuit.”
There are, as you’ll realise, numerous versions of the Anzac Biscuit. Check my recipe out at Anzac Biscuits or you could make a dessert with a difference, using the same ingredients, Anzac Crumble.Why not share your favourite Anzac Biscuit recipe – send it in to our Chat Room and share it with other eCook members. As Professor Leach commented, people are always reluctant to abandon their favourite myths…and if you want to hold on to your version of the Anzac Biscuit story, that’s fine. Just keep making them!


The club was founded at Withies Lane in 1878.
In 1978 we produced a book called 'Not Out 100' which contained a detailed history of the club up to that year. Many of the clubs older members will have a copy of the book if you would like to read it.
Cape Tour 1998
In 1998 many members of the club visited South Africa. Information about the tour is below.
To look at the documents just click on the name and it will open in a new window.
You may have noticed a plaque on the clubhouse wall showing the names of some members killed in the 1914-1918 war. Graeme King has researched them and found the some information as to where they are buried. The documents are below.


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Bidwell Mansion (101 Things #17)
Bidwell Mansion preserves the Victorian home built and owned by John and Annie Bidwell, the founders of Chico. It's a fascinating look into the history of our town, so I added a trip to the Mansion with my daughters to my 101 Things list.
My parents are visiting right now, and they are interested in historical sites like this. So, we thought this would be a good time to take a tour of the mansion. We went yesterday and joined the last tour of the day.
The house is fascinating. It features several items owned by the Bidwells, including an almost rectangular rosewood piano and a life-sized portrait of John Bidwell painted using an amazing vanishing point perspective. The house also had running water on both the first and second floors and a hot water tank which was filled with water from pipes run through the bricks behind the wood-burning stove in the kitchen.
After the tour, we stopped for an obligatory, tourist-like photo in front of the house, and I checked number 17 off my 101 Things list.


Love the life you live … live the life you love
This is something I wrote for Bike Rider Magazine about a recent fun event I organised. “They’re nothing but blue smoke and pedals!” would have been an oft-uttered refrain In the 1950s by riders of ‘proper’ bikes when disparagingly referring to the spindly two-wheeled devices ridden by the less-than-affluent.
The relevance of blue smoke and pedals is that after the Second World War there was a big demand for cheap transport for the masses and this spawned a huge number of small 'clip-on' motors that people could add to their bicycles. To be light and simple they were almost all two-stroke – which required oil to be added to the petrol to provide lubrication to the bearings in the engine. The oil was not specially formulated and to resist engine seizure had to be mixed in a generous ratio, usually 20:1. Consequently all two-strokes of the era smoked when the petrol and oil mixture was sparked and ignited in the combustion chamber. This, and the fact that some of the offerings were a replacement wheel which incorporated a small engine, led also to the derisive term 'stinkwheel' for the genre. Later, the cyclemotors and autocycles morphed into ready-to-ride mopeds produced by companies like Velosolex, Mobylette, DKW, Puch, Zundapp, Ducati, BSA, Raleigh, Norman, Philips and others before the influx of small Japanese 'step-through' motorcycles in the 1960s. Originally mopeds had to be able to be pedalled and were very limited in horsepower (usually one to one and a half!) and speed (40 kph) but needed no licence to operate them.
Having a ‘blue smoke and pedals’ ride is not unique but this was an inaugural event for New Zealand’s Golden Bay. The aim was to get as many ‘tiddlers’ out in public as possible and have as much fun as possible. The eligibility criteria was deliberately noted as ‘generous’ and all things puny were encouraged to turn up. On Sunday of Anzac weekend they did turn up, not only from around Golden Bay but also from over the Takaka Hill … from Motueka and Nelson. A feature of the day was the easy mingling of rarities like a 1940s American Whizzer with what could be perceived as mundane, like the decades-newer, ubiquitous Honda Cub 50 cc step-throughs.
For the ride, an easy undulating 16 km left-turning route was followed, with two gathering-up points to ensure no one got lost or left behind. The second rendezvous point was just at the edge of town, so everyone was together for the ‘Main St dash’ – lots of blue smoke, noise, and ear-to-ear grins were on show as more than 30 cyclemotors, mopeds, step-throughs and small scooters breasted the ‘finish line’ to the applause of numerous supporters lined up outside Takaka’s Roots Bar.
The Roots Bar provided an ideal venue for the public and the participants to enjoy the sight of these now-antique tiny battlers from France, Germany, America, the UK and Japan. Notable among the throng were a Power Pac cyclemotor owned by local auto electrician Steve Prince for 47 years, Trevor Polglase’s similar era and style Victoria bicycle and power unit which still had the original Nelson cycle shop transfer on it, an early 1950s 98cc Corgi and sidecar, and the earlier mentioned side-valve, four-stroke Wizzer. These rarely (if ever) seen exotica almost made the two Mobylettes, a DKW Hummel, a Velosolex and the rare Honda P50 moped, seem hum-drum. Additional to these older, real ‘stink-wheels’ were numerous slightly more modern Hondas, Suzukis and Yamahas of varying capacities and levels of customisation. A scattering of scooters were also in attendance, along with one eBike with a bee-smoker puffing away on the back to meld in with the ambiance of the day.
There were prizes for The Most Awesome, the Runner-up Most Awesome, Oldest moped, Best Costume, Oldest Rider and Bike Combo, First Temporary Pause on the Road etc., with product prizes provided by local Takaka businesses. The impressive trophy and prize for the Most Awesome went to the Corgi and sidecar. As organisers, Martin Kraal, John James and myself were thrilled with the turn-out, enthusiasm of the attendees and the repetitively-voiced “Loved it, there’ll be more of us next year … I’ve got mates who’ll be into this!”
For anyone interested in Golden Bay’s Blue Smoke and Pedals 2023 contact me – firstname.lastname@example.org


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Clara Edwards was a successful singer, pianist, and songwriter. Etude Magazine called her "One of America's most famous and best loved living song writers" in 1948. She published at least 76 songs, a few of which became enormously popular.
Clara Gerlich was born in Mankato, Minnesota. The birthdate given in the literature varies wildly; I obtained a certified copy of her birth certificate which says that she was born in 1880.
She is reputed to have taught herself to play the piano, and to have performed in a concert at age nine. This information, however, comes from sources of questionable scholarly integrity. (This is a common problem - anyone researching Edwards should be prepared for typos, contradictions, and some suspiciously romantic stories.)
Ms. Gerlich graduated from the Mankato State Normal School, and later attended the Cosmopolitan School of Music in Chicago, where she did not finish her degree because of her marriage to John Milton Edwards, a physician.
John and Clara moved to Vienna, where Clara continued her musical studies. She also toured Europe, and the Queen of Sweden was impressed enough with her singing that she was invited to join the Royal Opera. (The invitation was declined.) The cities where she performed are known to include London, Paris, Vienna, and Stockholm, and the dates spanned here seem to be 1911-1913. She also toured the west coast of the United States in 1914. Somehow she also found time to have a daughter, Jane. (Jane is listed as Jane Ann Rand and Jane E. Rand in different sources.) In 1916, when Jane was very young, John died and Clara moved to New York City.
Ms. Edwards joined ASCAP in 1925, toured Vaudeville in 1925 and 1926, and organized her own Chautauqua Concert Company in 1934. The earliest song that I have found that she published was from 1921, and the latest was from 1960. She wrote the texts for many of her own songs, but sometimes used the pen name Bernhard Haig. (It is interesting to note that her father's name was Bernhard H. Edwards.)
Ms. Edwards passed away on January 17th, 1974. Her obituary mentions three grandsons and three great-granddaughters.


Clive Law Tribute
Clive at his Best
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1954 - 2017
The Military Collectors' Club of Canada announced the passing of Clive Law on June 10, 2017.
Clive Law was born in London England, on May 14, 1954, emigrated to Canada in 1958 and became a Canadian citizen on March 5, 1971. He attended Bishop's College School where he participated in the Cadet movement, attaining the rank of Cadet Regimental Sergeant Major.
Clive began his military service as a "Corporal Call-Out" Staff Cadet on the establishment of the Regiment de Maisonneuve in June 1971. From September 1972 to April 1974 he was an Cadet Instructor List Officer with 2675 Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps affiliated to 3rd Field Regiment (Royal Canadian Engineers). He officially enrolled in the Canadian Forces Primary Reserve on 23 May 1974, as an officer of the Governor General's Foot Guards. In 1976, he completed the Unit NBC Officer and Basic Parachutist courses before transferring to the Supplementary List in June 1976. Following military service, Clive continued in a career of public service as a senior public servant for the Government of Canada working with Global Affairs, the RCMP and was the current Executive Director, Compliance and Response for Transport Canada.
Clive actively pursued a lifelong love of militaria and military history with a focus on the Canadian Army and coupled with a passion for learning, developed into a reputable and respected collector, researcher, and writer. In 1991, Clive's pursuits and passions culminated in the establishment of Service Publications a company devoted to researchers of artefacts and the publication of books and periodicals on Canadian military history. From its humble beginnings, Service Publications had grown to provide an invaluable venue for other researchers and writers to collaborate in or personally pursue researching, writing and publication. Under the umbrella of Service Publications, Clive had authored and co-authored 12 books and including collaborations and works by various authors, edited, and published over 100 additional titles.
Clive was active in many Canadian and international military research groups and organizations and the recipient of several merit and honorary awards. A summary of Clive's principle memberships, achievements and awards are as follows:
Military Collectors' Club of Canada (MCC of C)
Company of Military Historians (CMH)
Canadian Association of Veterans of UN Peacekeeping (CAVUNP) - Ottawa Chapter
Swords & Ploughshares Museum
Lower Canada Arms Collectors Association (LCACA);
National Automatic Pistol Collector's Association (NAPCA);
Organization of Military Museums of Canada (OMMC);
Bytown Militaria Collectors Association (BMCA).


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No one knows who came up with table drumming, but we feel that someone should get credits for it. Here is the result of some highly uncertain research.
According to Wikipedia some of the earliest tables probably existed in old Egypt, approximately between 3150 BC – 343 BC.
By that time period the drum was already well spread across the world, and i presume that people drummed on random stuff back then as much as now. So after the birth of the table it would only be a matter of time before someone tried it, right there and then. So my own conclusions are to give the old Egyptians credits for inventing it, Alexander the great for bringing it to Europe and of course all you table drummer out there for keeping the legacy alive.


First tourist stop in Maitland was the Gaol which I wandered around while Fred was playing bowls as it was only a short walk from the club. It was used up until the 1970's before being decommissioned and then turned into a Historic area and Museum, was very similar to gaols we have visited in other areas but I have to say they had the best self tour audio system I have used and believe me over the years I have used a few
Next place we visited was the Walka Recreation and Wildlife Reserve a large area of parks, lake and bushland surrounding the Walka Water Works. The Waterworks building are what is left of what was Newcastle's first waterworks. We had a really nice rambling walk thru the bushland and around the lake. Had a nice picnic lunch in the park then had to pack up in a hurry before we got caught in a deluge from the storm that blew up. Hurried home as we had left the windows and hatches open in the van and also had a load of washing on line. Didn't make it in time so washing was wet but inside the van was dry thankfully.
The rest of the day was cold windy and miserable so spent it in the van.
Morpeth was our next day out. Its a heritage town about 10 minutes from Maitland, there is a really nice heritage walk around the town looking at the old buildings most on the main street have businesses in them. Generally coffee shops and little boutique gift and clothing shops.
One was called Campbell's Store which was a treasure trove of nooks and crannies a combination of Museum and shops selling a diverse range of goods from cheap and cheerful to extremely expensive.
My favorite was the Porcelain Doll shop where you could buy the most realistic baby dolls and the food hall where you could taste a wide array of gourmet foods. Had to buy some of course.
When we got to Newcastle we walked around the Foreshore to Nobbys Beach and walked out to the Breakwater, as we walked the sky got very dark and stormy. Just as we got to the point the sky's opened and down teemed the rain, we were a pair of drowned rats by the time we got back, stopped at the Surf Club and had a coffee while we dried off a little.
We then walked up to Fort Scratchley Historic Site and explored, they had a Museum telling the history of the fort and stories of people that were involved in the site over the years. It was built in the early 1800's to defend Newcastle from invasion, it was used by the defence forces until 1972.
The views from here were stunning and as bonus we were able to watch a mother and baby whale playing in the bay.
By the time we were finished the sun was shining and we were dry.
From the Fort we walked back down to the CBD area and had a nice lunch before walking around looking at the old buildings. Then crossed back over to the foreshore and climbed the Observation Tower 180 steps up and thus 180 back down (insert the sound of creaking knees).
We then made our way back to the station and the train back to Maitland.
And thus ended our visit to Maitland


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There is another studio in the past that is especially memorable. It’s the one I had when I was a graduate student in San Francisco. It was located north of the city in a majestic seaside area. Even the drive out there was spectacular: crossing the Golden Gate bridge and cruising along the scenic shore on Paradise drive that leads to the facility. The studio was an old wooden army barrack that had lowered its guard down and had aged gracefully. It was spacious, and the entire third floor was shared between the students. Time spent there was fulfilling. Whenever I needed to step away from work, I would visit other artists or take a walk around the studio and enjoy the view of the bay. In the distance there were white buildings that were rather distinct. Ironically there stood a maximum-security prison*. Sometimes I would look in the ocean to see if anyone was swimming for shore. I found it somewhat poetic that only this blurry entity called water existed between the prison and the studio. Although I stood on the side that was “paradise,” the prison reminded me that it was just a name of the road and nothing more.
*I read that the history of prisons in California started during the Gold Rush


History has always intrigued me. There’s a certain joy I get from combing through old Sears catalogs, newspapers, photos and diary entries, many of which are available online. Aside from the fact that the dresses were really pretty back then, the fact that humans have been living both extraordinary and ‘ordinary’ lives for hundreds of years is fascinating. Personally, I find the accounts of the ‘ordinary’ people more interesting.
While creative writing is my top priority, I ultimately chose to be a history major, rather than a writing major (instead minoring in it). I always enjoy the quarter more if I have some old documents to pursue over. And I figure it will help me in my writing, since one of the genres I write is historical fiction.
I’m a dual enrolled student beginning this quarter, taking some credits at Clark, and some at Portland State University. Right now, I am taking two history classes at PSU. I don’t have any left to take at Clark, because the PSU Bachelor of Arts of History doesn’t allow more than 20 credits at lower division coursework. Last spring, I met that limit at Clark. So, all in all, I have taken four history classes at Clark and enjoyed each and every one. They all had different styles and were all ones I would recommend.
I’ve taken two U.S History classes, one World History class, and Native American History. Native American History, I took in the spring of 2014, and it was a wonderful class. The Pacific Northwest is filled with Native American history, just as every part of the country is. It’s an important class to take, even if some of the content is hard to hear about.
World History was taken with Dr. Anita Fisher, who is a fabulous professor. Dr. Fisher has been teaching at Clark for years, and even if you don’t like history, you’ll like her class. It’s fun and unique. One of the projects we do is having the option of either writing a paper on a primary source or doing a presentation. The presentation we dressed as a historical figure. Dr. Fisher has a huge amount of costumes in the classroom–the classroom is decorated with past projects and has wardrobes filled with costumes and hats. I did my presentation dressed as Jane Austen.
One question history majors often get is “what are you going to do with your major?” and “how are you going to make money?” Contrary to belief, there is actually a wide array of opportunities for history majors. Some of these include researcher, museum curator, teacher, archivist, marketing, management, biographer, lawyer, politician, and even FBI agent. Besides more major specific careers, it’s also a good major to have for general jobs such as admin, information, editing, marketing, and anything with strong writing and/or research skills. To be a history major, you will have to write an endless amount of papers and those papers require research. If you are skilled at that, there are many jobs, much like with an English major that are open to you. It’s a bit of an umbrella major. Personally, I’d like to work in museums eventually, but I am glad that I have a major that will allow me to get entry-level jobs, such as admins, at first. History is definitely a career to consider.


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