David Rutherford Dickson (1919-1992) Westmount, PQ McGill University World War II 1939 Joined the RCAF Married Oct. 28, 1942 Taught Astro-Navigation Commonwealth ATP Ferry Command, Flt Lt RAF Bomber Command Then World War II ended! Queen's University - BCom. Chartered Accountant Federal Dept. of Revenue Newspaper Publisher Pontiac Printshop Ltd. The Equity, Shawville, Que Horses were a hobby Sailing was a passion - navigating by the stars. Retired in 1984. And then we went sailing.

Rosaleen Diana Leslie Dickson "Country editor emeritus" Halifax, N.S.   ~   Guilford College, N.C. Carleton University Alumni Association Local Heroes - Ottawa Business Journal Ask Great Granny -     Aging Horizons International Statistical Conference National Press Club of Canada Ottawa Independent Writers Old Folks at Home on the WWW Computer Communication; Not just another pencil - MJ thesis. "Cyberqueen" - by Sharon Rockey, in the North Bay Record Ryerson University, Toronto - print journalism instructor Journalism for Peace Award - National Press Club of Nepal "Need to know," In "True North Perspective" by Carl Dow Every once in a while, I write a book: "The Dickson and Leslie Family Histories" with David "Freenet For the Fun of It" with Pierre Bourque "HTML - The Basic Book" with Rony Aoun "The Mother in Law Book" from Ask Great Granny I also edit books that I find especially interesting: "Avenging in the Shadows - 214 Squaron RAF" - Ron James "Adventures of a Paper Sleuth" - Hugh P. MacMillan "A Theatre Near You" - Alain Miguelez "For the Love of TREES" - R. Hinchcliff and R. Popadiouk About my father, Kenneth Leslie. Some of his poetry collected by Arthur Wendover. From: "The Dickson-Leslie Family Histories." New Canadian Books and other Good Books

"Great Scot!" We'd rather be sailing . . .   Daily Invention Life is a perpetual challenge, Exponentially growing with age. "Old Age" is a book with no index, A new language on every page. There isn't a list of instructions, You have to find your own way. No day can be taken for granted; Each one is like no other day.                                         (rd)         "Me at my computer."