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On relatively frequent occasions, members will ask us when a particular vessel was featured as Ship of the Month, or perhaps they will send us suggestions for such features. We have intended for some time now to present an index of those Ship of the Month articles that have already appeared, but we have lacked the space to do so. We now remedy that situation, and hope that the following list, in chronological order, will assist our readers.
No. Name of Ship Issue
1 VICTORIOUS May '69
2 METEOR Oct. '69
3 ONTADOC (I) Nov. '69
4 PARKDALE (II) Dec. '69
5 PETER ROBERTSON (I) Jan. '70
6 EN-AR-CO Feb. '70
7 ELIZABETH HINDMAN Apr. '70
8 CAPE TRINITY (See Also No. 109) May '70
9 HIAWATHA M/S. '70
10 CAMPANA Oct. '70
11 MOHAWK DEER Nov. '70
12 CIBOLA and CORONA Dec. '70
13 OVERLAND, SIMON LANGELI and CLAREMONT Feb. '71
14 SPARTAN Mar. '71
15 MAKAWELI May '71
16 CREEK TRANSPORT Nov. '71
17 LAKETON Dec. '71
18 GARDENIA Jan. '72
19 EMPRESS OF INDIA Feb. '72
No. Name of Ship Issue
20 YUKONDOC Mar. '72
21 SARNIAN Apr. '72
22 MAPLEBRANCH (I) May '72
23 RENVOYLE (II) M/S. '72
2k MAPLEHURST Oct. '72
25 SEGUIN Nov. '72
26 OATLAND and JOYLAND Dec. '72
27 MINNEDOSA Jan. '73
28 DOUGLASS HOUGHTON Feb. '73
29 MAYFLOWER and PRIMROSE Mar. '73
30 JASMINE Apr. '73
31 GRAINMOTOR Jun. '73
32 AGAWA (I) M/S. '73
33 JOHN HANLAN Oct. '73
34 GRIFFIN, LASALLE, JOLIET and WAWATAM Nov. '73
35 T. J. CLARK Dec. '73
36 ADVANCE Jan. '74
37 ALGOMA, ALBERTA and ATHABASCA Feb. '74
38 CAPTAIN C. D. SECORD Mar. '74
No. Name of Ship Issue No. Name of Ship Issue
39 LAMBTON Apr. '74
40 STARBUCK May m/s. '74
41 STARBELLE '74
42 LAKESIDE Oct. '74
43 HOMER WARREN Nov. '74
44 HIBOU Dec. '74
45 ARIZONA Jan. '75
46 LUELLA Feb. '75
47 CHICORA Mar. '75
48 REUBEN DOUD Apr. '75
49 ALEXANDRIA May m/s. '75
50 MAPLEBROOK '75
51 SAGUENAY Oct. '75
52 WHITE STAR Nov. '75
53 KING EDWARD Dec. '75
54 CITY OF OTTAWA Feb. '76
55 WIARTON Mar. '76
56 INDIA Apr. '76
51 BELLECHASSE ) May '76
58 KEYSTORM ) May m/s. '76
59 SARNOR '76
60 MONARCH Nov. '76
61 BRULIN Dec. '76
62 SAND MERCHANT Jan. '77
63 ONTARIO NO. 1 and NO. 2 Feb. '77
64 REGINA, KENORA and
TAGONA Mar. '77
65 WINONA Apr. '77
66 KINGSTON May m/s. '77
61 TURBINIA '77
68 NISBET GRAMMER Oct. '77
69 KINGDOC, LACHINEDOC, and sisterships Nov. '77
70 EUGENE C. ROBERTS Dec. '77
71 GLENCAIRN Jan. '78
72 CHIPPEWA Feb. '78
73 WESTMOUNT (I) Mar. '78
74 THUNDER BAY (I) Apr. '78
75 DALHOUSIE CITY May M/S. '78
76 CAPE ETERNITY '78
11 RAPIDS QUEEN Oct. '78
78 BAYTON Nov. '78
79 LLOYD S. PORTER Dec. '78
80 SENATOR DERBYSHIRE Jan. '79
81 GLENRIG Feb. '79
82 WOLFE ISLANDER Mar. '79
83 MALTON Apr. '79
84 WEEDCUTTER May m/s. '79
85 CONESTOGA '79
86 TORONTONIAN (I) Oct. '79
87 WILLIAM C. WARREN Nov. '79
88 MACASSA (I) Dec. '79
89 THORDOC (I) Jan. '80
90 ROSEMOUNT (I) Feb. '80
91 COLLIER Mar. '80
92 JOHN S. THOM Apr. '80
93 BROOKTON May '80
94 ROTHESAY M/S. '80
95 TURRET CAPE Oct. '80
96 WAHCONDAH Nov. '80
97 JAMES B. EADS Dec. '80
98 TRANSLAKE Jan. '81
99 PREMIER Feb. '81
100 QUEDOC (I) Mar. '81
101 ARABIAN Apr. '81
102 BAYANNA May '81
103 MONTGOMERY M/S.'81
104 MAPLEHEATH Oct. '81
105 STEELVENDOR Nov. '81
106 GOLSPIE Dec. '81
107 BRENTWOOD Jan. '82
108 MIDLAND QUEEN Feb. '82
109 CAPE TRINITY (See Also No. 8) Mar. '82
110 DONALD STEWART Apr. '82
111 IMPERIAL WHITBY May M/S. '82
112 ROSEDALE '82
113 MANITOULIN and ASIA Oct. '82
114 STUART H. DUNN Nov. '82
115 RESOLUTE Dec. '82
116 GARGANTUA Jan. '83
117 MIDLAND CITY Feb. '83
118 VALLEY CAMP Mar. '83
119 KIPAWA Apr. '83
120 PONTIAC (I) May '83
121 SUPERIOR M/S. '83
122 TURRET CHIEF Oct. '83
123 GODERICH (I) Nov. '83
124 ANNA C. MINCH Dec. '83
And now that we have reviewed the list of ships that have been featured in these pages over the years, we are open to suggestions for future issues. Is there a particular boat whose story you would like to see featured? Or do you, perhaps, have interesting information about a certain vessel that we might incorporate into a detailed history of that ship? Maybe you would like to take pen in hand and actually try to write a Ship of the Month feature for us.
No matter which, please feel free to contact us and let us know what you would like to see featured in upcoming issues. We can always choose vessels that are interesting to us personally, but it is only through knowing the wishes of our readers that we can hope to please all of our members.
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