Dr. White was a park ranger with the National Park Service for fifteen years (1970-85).  During this time he worked at six different National Park sites.  One of these was on an island in Lake Erie in the 1980s.  He will talk about his time at Parry’s Victory and the International Peace Memorial.  There were both challenges and pleasures living on an island that in the winter was accessible for its 250 permanent residences only by plane or ice road, and in the summer was a prime tourist destination.