The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

manning Club; of The Where are the Met hadlst‘ with people ‘ruh. Subsequent winners 51mph in the phntograph‘urre St Pam's Church. 1/ labour? Who are their de- 1916, -Sl‘ Andrew‘s Church, scenlhlnts‘! Left to right, top 1917. The Alpine Club of the row: George Burch, Albert Metholhst Church; 1918, The Stinson, Harold Hilliard, Fred league functioned with great gutcjfgsz/xrya leaftchell Noman Allan, difficulty followulg l‘llL’ 1915 m // Md ark Mitchell: second row inception, as many of' the ’ V {g 7 I d c » iStuart Henderson, CPU] Cli ung men 91 ble l‘nr nullt- 'f’L/L’f ’ Q7 / 5 ‘mo (inset). Edwin Gulllul. \' service enlisled in Clth ' a ‘1 l 3 H3 George Kelley (manager). ourg Heavy Battery old son 9771A ’é‘rfllvg ' M752” /? George Bushcy, Harold Vucl overseas to the end of; 7 7 V - Worth. Bat Boys: smart 130 the war. The lnague ceascdtol BY 5”" 5km" “PS”: “"99" . afi’ smafimgfggg Lobs‘ Brock Leonard. The C0» function after me 1913 sea-l 0" “fisuy- Juli! Vlcmm 3"“ Pm” Dead; 5 m5 bourg Interchnrch Baseball snn_ There was also a Senior 11 "‘9 sewn“ Mlle Ame.“ 5"“ m" “8’ $1: ‘ League was organized dunnxglumsmn in llns luaguu of U19 went 0“ a boat Prfilde'fim 0‘ "'9 “331;” l ‘1’? Winter of 1914 and started players over 21 Teams from “)Pmpe'erhamugh- UHI‘W States- an a fp y‘ amnion in 1913 Summer: so it h cls, St. 12 has and We left Port Hope Gerald Hayward comes and 3"“.5- teams el‘llcrcd lrnm Mclhorl- 11m an hm - (tom- about 11 am, We was the son of ltwaSBpleasan! '11P isl_ Freshmmu. 3: Palm prim 1m; m:th which also proceeded toCobourg CaptainAul-ed past an ever- and St M‘lcllacls churches. chased n. ruminn altor19l8. where we took the Hayward and Changing Panc'rama- Trophy for the Junior Dlvls- Trophy winners m lhls divis» road north past the Caroline Hayward. we went wwgh ion of the league was donut ion wen: St Michaels and Golden Plough Lodge Their home was the locks 3°- N] by he late Sam Clarke, Preshfieriau churclws. lel'n through Cambome, Ravenscourt on ma ccmpamed by ‘ Erqv M RR This picture was ll'lll. by Slum H. Jnmlls, 93 (151.1 springs am Martin. a beautiful ‘tuken at the End of [hr lhlfi‘Tmllzlo vlde Almnuu, Bronx- sr‘usml and H of the Club It! the llk‘lllnnfil L'th Alp‘m mile, NY. 10703 â€" (Photo l-l-lllrlbllled) grad/'11? .Q/iu / vi 1., Plainville ,tu Gore‘s Landing. LWe had ' lunch at the Victoria Inn Telephone Road, just north of Port Hope, They were a genteel, hospitable people. Caroline Hayward The in Is furnished was an artist and her in the style of a home in the time of Queen Victoria. There are old-fashioned organs, ‘braided rugs. a spinning wheel, fireplace.wxde golden oak sideboard. as well as many odds and ends 3 that were to be found in a home at the turn at the century. In the early 19005, the inn was known as The Willows and was the prlvale summer raideme of the fluted artist Gerum Hayward. He had painted partrslts of the czar and czarinn ol two sons had inherited her talent. Gerald was famous for miniatures and Allred for flower paintinsz At the ore’s Landing dock. we boarded an enclosed Sight-seeing boat‘ ' Caravelle II, for Peterborough. In the extreme heat, a boat ridewas appreciated We went across Rice Lake to the otonabee River We passed vacationers ln row boats. motor boats and house boats. The banks ol the river were lined with large Willow Siamese not. On one or the trips through the locks, Martin had met another Siamese cat. Butalas, his new friend had continued on her journey. while Martin, the home body that he was, had stayed at the locks, But Martin has never forgotten his friend. Who knows. some day they may met We passed the centennial fountain and soon alter we were at the dock. it had been a lovely day Many thanks to Helen Rowe, who plans our trips and to 'l llF Harry Burley, our capable and cour~ [Roux driver. who drove us lo and irom Rice Lake