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M O N T H L Y N E W S B U L L E T I N O F T H E T O R O N T O M A R I N E H I S T O R I C A L Executive Committee Jay N. Bascom Roger C h a p m a n Capt. G. O u d e r k i r k R. F. B e a u p re Lorne Joyce G. T u r n e r David Bull Cap t. J. L eonard W. R. Wilson Editor Jay N. Bascom 100 Whitehall Road Toronto, Ont. M 4W 2C7 VOL. XXXII - NO. 2 NOVEMBER 1999 MEETINGS Friday, December 3rd - 8: 00 p. m. at The Inn on the Lake. Ralph Martens, a veteran of service for various Canadian lake fleets, will present an illustrated programme: "Life Aboard Lakers in the 1980s". Saturday, January 8th - 2: 00 p. m. at The Inn on the Lake. Our Annual Theme Night. Each member may show up to 15 slides illustrating "Gone Since 1975", and we leave the meaning of this up to your fertile imaginations. Please note carefully the date, time and location. * * * * * * * THE EDITOR'S LOGBOOK The October Meeting was a grand success as a large number of members came to see a wide assortment of slides, and to "Case the Joint" at "Our New Home". The verdict? The photos were great. And the meeting room we have at the Inn on the Lake is comfortable and quiet, with washrooms almost en suite, and the hotel itself is convenient for both drivers and T. T. C. ers alike. The consensus was loud and clear; the price and the product both are right for T. M. H. S. at this point in time, so we will be pleased to meet there through the winter months. The future? Only Time will tell... We are pleased to be able to present a "Ship of the Month" feature this issue that will complement the Algoma Central Corporation's centennial anniversary in 1999. Best wishes to Canada's largest lake marine trans­ portation company. In the New Member Department, a hearty welcome goes out to Charles J. Fournier, of Brockville, Ontario. We are happy to have you with us in the Toronto Marine Historical Society. * * * * * * * ISSN 0 3 1 8 - 0 1 4X