Memoirs: My life in Owen Sound

From the author: "This book is about people like you and me. It spans a wondrous era of change in human ethics, customs, religion, politics and science. I remember the spate of talk about one of the earliest statements made by women in the name of Women's Lib when they, old and young, bobbed their long tresses and shortened their long skirts; ice wagons disappeared with the advent of electric refrigerators and freezers; the horse and buggy was replaced by motor cars; and the corner grocery store and independent butcher shops were replaced by the chains." Memoirs: My Life in Owen Sound describes the daily events in a small town in Ontario from 1917 to 1997.