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	NEW! Windsor Then- A Pictorial Essay of Windsor Ontario's Glorious Past This fascinating 100-year photographic collection of Windsor, Ontario from 1860 to 1960, with images culled from the archives of Walkerville Publishing Inc., chronicles the evolution of a sleepy village at the western edge of the British Empire, as it becomes a Canadian industry giant. 134 pages, black and white images, soft cover Learn More Here

	Best of The TIMES Magazine 2006 Edition Way Gone.... we are now sold out! The Canadian Bestseller! A compilation of hundreds of stories from Windsor's colourful past, with over 1,000 rare photos depicting Windsor and area’s rich history; this collection is truly Best of the Times! Specs: 8 1/2" x 11" softcover book, 408 pages B&W photos w/ 64 page colour section Best of The TIMES Web site

	SOLD OUT! Postcards From The Past Vol 1. Windsor & The Border Cities Full-colour, hardcover book containing 280 rare vintage postcards with historical notes; 328 pages. From the David L. Newman postcard collection. Specs: 6" x 8" hardcover book, full-colour throughout. Buy it at the Walkerville Publishing office and online! Discover more!

	FALL 2009 IMPRONTE - Imprints of Italians in Windsor a fascinating look at Windsor’s Italian community, beginning in the 19th century with the coming of the first Italian immigrants to the region. Over 500 pages long, this two-language (English and Italian) hardcover book is a collaboration between Windsor’s Community Museum and CHIBA. It contains hundreds of photographs and stories about local Italians – past and present. available at Windsor's Community Museum

	FALL 2009 VALIANT- Many Hands, One Vision the compelling story of Valiant Machine & Tool and its founder, Mike Solcz Sr., as the company celebrates 50 years from its humble days as a one-man tool shop to its current status as an international engineering and manufacturing corporation with almost 1300 workers. Written collectively by Valiant Corporation and Walkerville Publishing, this 118-page hardcover was released in September, 2009 to coincide with the company’s half century in business. Just Released- available at the Valiant Corporation

	FALL 2009 Finding Bill a remarkable true story of remembrance and reunion, by Leamington author Henrietta O’Neill, is Walkerville Publishing’s newest book and is scheduled for a November, 2009 release. Edited by Elaine Weeks, Finding Bill chronicles O’Neill’s search for a Canadian soldier whose brief stay with her parents in Holland during WWII changed their lives forever. available at: Page 233 Bookstore at 233 Dalhousie Street, Amherstburg Available at Juniper Books in Windsor, Ontario

	FALL 2009 DIFFERENT IS DIFFERENT a children's picture book by Karen Tompkins, Illustrated by Karen Morand features “Shoo Bear”, a lovable bear that helps children explore and celebrate how we are all different. Shoo Bear is a play on Joubert Syndrome, a rare genetic disorder that affects the brain before birth. Tompkins’ book was released in August, 2009. Available at Juniper Books in Windsor, Ontario

	A Bad Penny Always Comes Back By Glen Mitchell, Illustrated by Kristen Gallerneaux This unusual children’s book uses simple text and vibrant illustrations to describe the time near the end of World War II when the Royal Canadian Air Force helped feed the starving people of Holland by “bombing” them with food bundles. Bad Penny was the first Lancaster bomber used in this dangerous mission dubbed “Operation Manna.” Like the old expression, “A bad penny always come back” she always returned from each mission. Hardcover, 32 pages, full colour "A Bad Penny Always Comes Back" Web site

	Notes to my Son: Before You Go By Vesna Bailey Vesna Bailey has captured those last-minute words that are meant to last a lifetime. These notes to her son were written to guide and inspire him in all things important including thoughts such as: how to sort laundry; on being a gentleman; on self-discipline and work-habits; on values and learning; on cherishing the love of friends and family, and --- on living a life reflecting in himself, the best of humanity. She shares her words with all moms to pass along to their sons before they leave home.

	Duty Nobly Done – The Official History of The Essex and Kent Scottish Regiment The first comprehensive examination of one of Canada’s most storied militia units, whose history spans more than three centuries. From their origins as the first militia organizations in what is now Ontario to the present, the units of Essex and Kent counties have loomed large in the history of their province and nation. Read more> 864 pages, featuring fold-out maps, and over 220 photos and illustrations $59.00 (CDN) All proceeds to The Scottish Borderers Foundation for the benefit of The Essex and Kent Scottish Regiment. Order by phone: 519-254-2535 ext. 4604 Mail order form - Order via e.mail Duty Nobly Done Web page

	Made in Windsor – The Anchor Lamina Way By Clare E. Winterbottom with Chris Edwards Few businesses have achieved the level of success as Windsor, Ontario-based Anchor Lamina Inc. The company’s growth was meteoric – from sales of $400,000 to almost $200 million in less than 23 years, despite three major recessions. In 1997, 100% of Anchor Lamina Inc.’s stock was acquired by Harrowston Inc. for an all-time high of $8 per share; this translated into a sale price of over $250 million. Made In Windsor is the true story of how a highly-motivated workforce grew a company that expanded to 14 factories in three countries, utilizing the most modern equipment and technologies in the industry, with almost 1,000 highly skilled workers. Specs: Hard cover with dust jacket, 148 pages, full colour, high quality archival paper Made in Windsor Web site

	The Performance Connection By Dennis DeWilde and Geoff Anderson Why do some employees do just the right things – time after time? Why do some workers act, while others sit around, waiting for direction? According to authors Dennis DeWilde and Geoff Anderson the answers can be found in their relational connection to their jobs. Written in a concise and easily understood manner, this how-to book outlines a structure that integrates three simple human needs – purpose, identity, and accountability – into organizational and leadership process. In an era of rapid change, The Performance Connection is the perfect book for leaders who face staffing challenges related to both performance and personal growth. Soft cover, 232 pages

	The Personal Papers of Dr. J. Francis Leddy Vol. 1 Edited by George A. McMahon, Sr. For over 10 years George McMahon sorted through the personal papers of former University of Windsor President John Francis Leddy. Anyone who knew Dr. Leddy or studied at the University of Windsor during his tenture will find this book a fascinating read. Specs: 8 1/2" x 11" softcover book, 280 pages, B&W Available at the University of Windsor Bookstore.

	One Hundred Years: A History of Essex Golf & Country Club By Jeff Mingay with Richard H. Carr The history of Essex Golf and Country Club reaches back to the early years of the last century. The story of Essex begins with an idea conceived by an intrepid group of Windsor businessmen, who were joined in the mid 1900s by a number of Detroit residents. Their idea was nurtured by founding members and became a reality in 1902. For the club’s first 100 years, it was sustained by the tenacity and resolve of members who, even when times were most difficult, were determined their club would not only survive, but prosper. Specs: Hard cover, black and white with full colour; hole by hole descriptions, 94 pages, over 120 photos Available at Essex Golf and Country Club Read the first 2 chapters online!

	The Queen’s Daughter by Melissa McCormick By Melissa McCormick On February 12, 1976, six beautiful young Windsor women prepared for a big night out in Detroit. One did not make it home. She was kidnapped and held for 12 hours against her will. This experience was so brutal and frightening she first begged her assailants to kill her, then tricked them into letting her go. 28 years later, Melissa McCormick was finally ready to tell about the night she became “The Queen’s Daughter.” A true story of hope and inspiration. Specs: 5" x 7 1/2" softcover book, 120 pages The Queen’s Daughter Web site

	An Angel Told Us That We Would Meet Rob Cusinato tells the story of how he and his wife came to adopt a child from China named LiLi. It was published as a suprise gift to Rob (and LiLi) from his wife Christine. Read more> Specs: 8 1/2" x 11" softcover book, limited printing An Angel Told Us That We Would Meet page

	Odd Maud and Even Ivan Written and Illustrated by A.V. – K.C. Katherine Clark, a Windsor elementary school teacher, has written a series of under-the-sea educational adventures for children. In this lively adventure, the first of the series, a starfish named Maud and an octopus named Ivan take a journey together while teaching the concept of odd and even numbers. Specs: 5" x 7" soft cover book, 28 pages, Full-colour glossy