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Kinghorn Girls Baseball Team
1924
King Township, Ontario

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"It was equally unusual to see the Kinghorn baseball team playing at school fair contests, with both boys and girls on S.S. 23 team. No other schools in King township [sic] taught sports in this manner."

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Walter's 1st Marriage to Eva Smith
1901
King Township, Ontario

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In 1906 Walter married Eva Smith, the daughter of a successful black Toronto barber. Sadly, she passed away ten years later of heart failure.

In 1920, he married again; Laura Clark was a white teacher at the nearby Strange School.

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Walter's 2nd Marriage to Laura Clark.
1920
King Township, Ontario

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Walter Rolling's letter of resignation.
14 June 1936
King Township, Ontario

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The reaction to his retirement from teaching, Walter Rolling Day and his eulogy indicate the high regard in which he was held in the community.

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Walter Rolling's obituary.
18 June 1943
King Township, Ontario

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Almost thirty years after his death he was still a figure of interest and respect in the Township.

23

Article from the Aurora Banner
1971
Aurora Museum, Aurora, Ontario

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After Walter's death, his second wife Laura went on to hold a position a prominence in the Township as well. She was a respected journalist, awarded a Centennial Medal in 1967 for her Service to the Nation.

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Obituary of Laura Rolling.
1978
King Township, Ontario

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Centennial medal presented to Laura Rolling
1967
King Township, Ontario

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Certificate presented to Laura Rolling for 'Service to the Nation'.
1 July 1967
King Township, Ontario