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Women join Opp ranks, Among the first women sworn into the Ontario Provincial Police, Mrs Diane Brock takes the oath at Moss Park Armories Yesterday. 14 other women were among graduates
Women join Opp ranks, Among the first women sworn into the Ontario Provincial Police, Mrs Diane Brock takes the oath at Moss Park Armories Yesterday. 14 other women were among graduates

Women join Opp ranks, Among the first women sworn into the Ontario Provincial Police, Mrs Diane Brock takes the oath at Moss Park Armories Yesterday. 14 other women were among graduates

Date6/21/1974
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Original Toronto Star caption: Women join Opp ranks, Among the first women sworn into the Ontario Provincial Police, Mrs Diane Brock takes the oath at Moss Park Armories Yesterday. 14 other women were among graduates.
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