Montreal Live Steamers - Revision history

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External Websites

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	== External Websites ==		== External Websites ==

	* [http://www.montreallivesteamers.com Official Website]
	* [http://www.montreallivesteamers.org Official Website]		* [http://www.montreallivesteamers.org Official Website]

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External Websites

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	* [http://www.montreallivesteamers.com Official Website]		* [http://www.montreallivesteamers.com Official Website]
			* [http://www.montreallivesteamers.org Official Website]

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1941

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	[http://www.chaski.org/homemachinist/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=90462 Jim Leggett wrote:]		[http://www.chaski.org/homemachinist/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=90462 Jim Leggett wrote:]

	: 10 August 1941, folks were enjoying live steam on the CNR Recreational Grounds at Lachine, the former home of the [[Montreal Live Steamers]]. The engineer is Fred Jerome of Toronto ([[Toronto Society of Model Engineers\|TSME]]) and the engine is probably his 4 Aces Timken. My late aunt, Willa Ratcliffe (nee. Leggett) is the second passenger from the right.		: 10 August 1941, folks were enjoying live steam on the CNR Recreational Grounds at Lachine, the former home of the [[Montreal Live Steamers]]. The engineer is [[Fred Jerome]] of Toronto ([[Toronto Society of Model Engineers\|TSME]]) and the engine is probably his 4 Aces Timken. My late aunt, Willa Ratcliffe (nee. Leggett) is the second passenger from the right.

	[[File:Lachine-aug10-1941.jpg\|thumb\|center\|500px]]		[[File:Lachine-aug10-1941.jpg\|thumb\|center\|500px]]

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1953

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	The following dates have been set aside for "Meets" this summer--Saturday, May 30; Sunday, June 14, Wednesday, July 1; Saturday, August 15; and Sunday, September 13.		The following dates have been set aside for "Meets" this summer--Saturday, May 30; Sunday, June 14, Wednesday, July 1; Saturday, August 15; and Sunday, September 13.

	Visiting Live Steamers will be made welcome but we would ask them to get in touch with one of the following if they are in Town around these dates: Harry A Turnbull, 2133 Addington Ave., ELdwood 3277 or Ralph B. Francis, 5295 Tremholme Ave., HUnter 8-6996 or the Secretary-Treasurer, Cecil F. Harding, 5850 Coolbrook Ave., EXdale 6170.		Visiting Live Steamers will be made welcome but we would ask them to get in touch with one of the following if they are in Town around these dates: Harry A Turnbull, 2133 Addington Ave., ELdwood 3277 or [[Bill Leggett, Sr\|Ralph B. Francis]], 5295 Tremholme Ave., HUnter 8-6996 or the Secretary-Treasurer, Cecil F. Harding, 5850 Coolbrook Ave., EXdale 6170.

	We would also be glad to welcome any Live Steamer who is now making his home in or around Montreal.		We would also be glad to welcome any Live Steamer who is now making his home in or around Montreal.

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1953

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	The [[Montreal Live Steamers]] held their Sixth Annual Meeting on Monday, March 30, in the Men's Lounge "Victoria Hall."		The [[Montreal Live Steamers]] held their Sixth Annual Meeting on Monday, March 30, in the Men's Lounge "Victoria Hall."

	It was fairly well attended and those present elected the following members Directors: Harry A Turnbull (President), W. Meredith Massie (Vice President), Raymond Legare, Ralph B Francis, William L. Leggett, and [[Bill Leggett, Sr\|A. W. "Bill" Leggett]].		It was fairly well attended and those present elected the following members Directors: Harry A Turnbull (President), W. Meredith Massie (Vice President), Raymond Legare, [[Bill Leggett, Sr\|Ralph B Francis]], William L. Leggett, and [[Bill Leggett, Sr\|A. W. "Bill" Leggett]].

	The following dates have been set aside for "Meets" this summer--Saturday, May 30; Sunday, June 14, Wednesday, July 1; Saturday, August 15; and Sunday, September 13.		The following dates have been set aside for "Meets" this summer--Saturday, May 30; Sunday, June 14, Wednesday, July 1; Saturday, August 15; and Sunday, September 13.

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1956

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	This is a short report of what took place at the Tenth Annual Meeting of the [[Montreal Live Steamers]]. The attendance was fairly good and the following were elected Directors.		This is a short report of what took place at the Tenth Annual Meeting of the [[Montreal Live Steamers]]. The attendance was fairly good and the following were elected Directors.

	Messers George M. Fisk, Harry A. Turnbull, Ralph B. Francis, William L. Leggett and Albert Blondin who in turn elected George M. Fisk President and Harry A. Turnbull Vice President. Cecil F. Harding was again appointed Secretary-Treasurer.		Messers George M. Fisk, Harry A. Turnbull, [[Ralf Francis\|Ralph B. Francis]], William L. Leggett and Albert Blondin who in turn elected George M. Fisk President and Harry A. Turnbull Vice President. Cecil F. Harding was again appointed Secretary-Treasurer.

	Those present appeared enthusiastic and it is hoped that there will be more activity out at the track and on "shop nights" at the boys' shops during the winter months.		Those present appeared enthusiastic and it is hoped that there will be more activity out at the track and on "shop nights" at the boys' shops during the winter months.

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1953

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	The [[Montreal Live Steamers]] held their Sixth Annual Meeting on Monday, March 30, in the Men's Lounge "Victoria Hall."		The [[Montreal Live Steamers]] held their Sixth Annual Meeting on Monday, March 30, in the Men's Lounge "Victoria Hall."

	It was fairly well attended and those present elected the following members Directors: Harry A Turnbull (President), W. Meredith Massie (Vice President), Raymond Legare, Ralph B Francis, William L. Leggett, and A. W. "Bill" Leggett.		It was fairly well attended and those present elected the following members Directors: Harry A Turnbull (President), W. Meredith Massie (Vice President), Raymond Legare, Ralph B Francis, William L. Leggett, and [[Bill Leggett, Sr\|A. W. "Bill" Leggett]].

	The following dates have been set aside for "Meets" this summer--Saturday, May 30; Sunday, June 14, Wednesday, July 1; Saturday, August 15; and Sunday, September 13.		The following dates have been set aside for "Meets" this summer--Saturday, May 30; Sunday, June 14, Wednesday, July 1; Saturday, August 15; and Sunday, September 13.

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	File:CarolHarper JimLeggetts Mogul 1994.jpg\|Carol Harper drives Jim Leggett's Toad Swamp & Punk Hollow 'Mogul' with Fred Motten following up on his Hullo Central yard switcher. Both locos were built by Jim Turnbull. [[Montreal Live Steamers]] club track, August 1994. From TrainNet.org.		File:CarolHarper JimLeggetts Mogul 1994.jpg\|Carol Harper drives Jim Leggett's Toad Swamp & Punk Hollow 'Mogul' with Fred Motten following up on his Hullo Central yard switcher. Both locos were built by Jim Turnbull. [[Montreal Live Steamers]] club track, August 1994. From TrainNet.org.
	File:JimLeggett BernieGrow 260 MLS IBLS 1995.jpg\|Jim Leggett and Berie Grow proudly show off Jim's freshly restored 2-6-0 Mogul type loco at the Montreal Live Steamer's meet, 31 June 1995. The engine was built by Jim's grandfather Jim Turnbull in 1973. Photo by James W. Leggett. From TrainNet.org.		File:JimLeggett BernieGrow 260 MLS IBLS 1995.jpg\|Jim Leggett and Berie Grow proudly show off Jim's freshly restored 2-6-0 Mogul type loco at the Montreal Live Steamer's meet, 31 June 1995. The engine was built by Jim's grandfather Jim Turnbull in 1973. Photo by James W. Leggett. From TrainNet.org.
			File:MontrealLiveSteamersMeet.jpg\|A meet at the Montreal Live Steamers shows Jake Scheib with his Atlantic. The engine behind is Harry Allin's and is being run by his son Bob.
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 We would also be glad to welcome any Live Steamer who is now making his home in or around Montreal.
 == External Websites ==
 * [http://www.montreallivesteamers.com Official Website]

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1951

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	File:JimLeggett BernieGrow 260 MLS IBLS 1995.jpg\|Jim Leggett and Berie Grow proudly show off Jim's freshly restored 2-6-0 Mogul type loco at the Montreal Live Steamer's meet, 31 June 1995. The engine was built by Jim's grandfather Jim Turnbull in 1973. Photo by James W. Leggett. From TrainNet.org.		File:JimLeggett BernieGrow 260 MLS IBLS 1995.jpg\|Jim Leggett and Berie Grow proudly show off Jim's freshly restored 2-6-0 Mogul type loco at the Montreal Live Steamer's meet, 31 June 1995. The engine was built by Jim's grandfather Jim Turnbull in 1973. Photo by James W. Leggett. From TrainNet.org.
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			== 1941 ==

			[http://www.chaski.org/homemachinist/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=90462 Jim Leggett wrote:]

			: 10 August 1941, folks were enjoying live steam on the CNR Recreational Grounds at Lachine, the former home of the [[Montreal Live Steamers]]. The engineer is Fred Jerome of Toronto ([[Toronto Society of Model Engineers\|TSME]]) and the engine is probably his 4 Aces Timken. My late aunt, Willa Ratcliffe (nee. Leggett) is the second passenger from the right.

			[[File:Lachine-aug10-1941.jpg\|thumb\|center\|500px]]

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	* August 5		* August 5
	* September 8 and 30		* September 8 and 30


	== 1953 ==		== 1953 ==