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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2007-11-22, Page 28404 Queen St., Blyth 519-523-4792 541 Turnberry St., Brussels 519-887-9114 TThhee CCiittiizzeenn Great Christmas reading begins at.... RIVERS OF OIL: The Founding of North America’s Petroleum Industry Hope Morritt tells the stories of the discovery of oil in Lambton County in the 1850s and the people who created the petroleum industry in North America. $19.95 ILLUSTRATED BOOKS OF STEAM AND RAIL Here’s a book for steam and rail lovers to get steamed up about. More than 500 pages of colour photos and descriptions of rail trips from around the world, including Canada. Also a section on the “golden age”, 1900- 1950. $19.99 VANISHED VILLAGES OF MIDDLESEX Twelve villages were swallowed up by what is now the city of London. Many more rural villages have disappeared over the years. Jennifer Grainger digs up the history of these vanished communities. $26.95 WATERFALLS OF THE NIAGARA ESCARPMENT A guide to waterfalls along the escarpment from Indian Falls, Inglis Falls and Walter's Falls in Grey-Bruce to the mightiest of them all, Niagara. Some photographed in beautiful colour. $24.95 ONCE UPON A TIME . . . IN DUNGANNON The community of Dungannon celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2005 by publishing a history of the hamlet and the people of the area including hundreds of photos in the 168 pages, large format. $18.87 MONTY ROBERTS; HORSES IN MY LIFE The author of the international best seller The Man Who Listens to Horses tells tales of some of the horses that have been part of his life since early childhood. Includes some photos. $39.95 ONCE UPON AN OUTHOUSE This Canadian bestseller offers short readings and cartoons about the history of that inconvenient convenience, once a part of every rural home. 44 pages of mirth and information. $10.00 RUSTY RAILS A photographic record of the branch- line railways in Mid-western Ontario from 1961-1996. Many of these rail lines are gone now, but their memory lingers, as does their effect on our history. (softcover) $34.95 TALES FROM DOG RIVER: The Complete Corner Gas Guide Learn more about the hit Canadian situation comedy Corner Gas with this quirky behind- the-scenes look. More than 200 pages of cast bios, photos, running gags, celebrity fan mail and much more.$28.00 OUTDOOR WATER FEATURES Water adds so much to your garden. This book provides instructions for 16 easy-to-build projects, everything from small fountains to small ponds and cascades. Creative ideas will give your yard a unique beauty. $23.95 BONFIRES & BEACONS — Great Lakes Lighthouses: Larry and Patricia Wright tour the Great Lakes to tell the stories of various lighthouses including Hope Island, Kincardine and Point Clark. Hard cover. Beautiful colour photos. $24.95 NOTES ON A BEERMAT: A book in praise of beer written by Toronto author Nicholas Pashley. Thoughts on everything from finding the perfect pub to surviving a hangover. More than 200 pages of quirky thoughts on his favourite subject. $19.95 BACKROADS OF ONTARIO Ron Brown gives information and directions to discover delightful backroads and small towns and villages across Ontario including some in midwestern Ontario. $19.95 HIKING ONTARIO’S HEARTLAND Get to know Ontario intimately by hiking some of the 40 trails outlined in this book. Try local southwestern Ontario trails as well as trails in eastern, central, near north and Lake Superior regions. $18.95 SPARROWS & FINCHES OF THE GREAT LAKES REGION Beautiful colour photos help you identify the many varieties of sparrows and finches that may appear at your backyard feeder. Tips on how to attract them. $16.95 PAGE 28. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 2007.