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A stage was set up for speeches and entertainment
19 June 1937
Kinghorn, Ontario

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A certificate presented to Walter Rolling at the celebrations and reunion at Kinghorn School
19 June 1937
Kinghorn, Ontario

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Walter was presented with a framed statement of appreciation from his pupils, past and present.

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Mr. Davis, on the right, was one of the sponsors of this event
19 June 1937
Kinghorn, Ontario

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People gather outside the Kinghorn Schoolhouse
19 June 1937
Kinghorn, Ontario

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Ribbon commemorating Walter Rolling Day
19 June 1937
Kinghorn, Ontario

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Miss Tinline and Miss McClure at Walter Rolling Day
19 June 1937
Kinghorn, Ontario

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Miss Elizabeth Tinline was nineteen years old when on a cold February morning in 1867 she arrived at the log annex of Kinghorn school as the new assistant. Saturday [June 19, 1937], in her ninetieth year, she sat with the pupils she had known 70 years ago... and laughed about how she had taught school all Confederation Day unaware that a holiday had been called to celebrate the birth of a new Dominion.
"I was up on my grammatics- knew my Euclid, Lation roots and so on, but I knew very little about current events. So I did not know it was a holiday, that first Dominion Day, until I went home from school, and at my boarding house they told me it was a holiday," she said.
From The Globe and Mail, June 1937

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Mr. Walter Rolling and his teacher Miss Elizabeth Tinline
20 June 1937
King Township, Ontario

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The five Davis Brothers, sponsors of this event
25 June 1937
Kinghorn, Ontario

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Walter Rolling Day, Group Photo, Part 1
19 June 1937
Kinghorn, Ontario

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Walter Rolling Day, Group Photo, Part 2.
19 June 1937
Kinghorn, Ontario

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Mrs. Laura Rolling watched the proceedings
19 June 1937
Kinghorn, Ontario

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Speech by Alice Ferguson.
5 November 2004
Kinghorn, Ontario