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First chairman of the provisional CYC council, Doug Ward of Toronto admitted it was lame-duck and discredited by the volunteers
First chairman of the provisional CYC council, Doug Ward of Toronto admitted it was lame-duck and discredited by the volunteers

First chairman of the provisional CYC council, Doug Ward of Toronto admitted it was lame-duck and discredited by the volunteers

Date8/13/1969
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Original Toronto Star caption: First chairman of the provisional CYC council, Doug Ward of Toronto admitted it was lame-duck and discredited by the volunteers.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0088123F
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Minutes of the Provisional Municipal Council of the County of Ontario
n.d.
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12/3/1972
A letter from a volunteer of 1806 to the volunteers of 1860, with suggestions on the defence of England, her weakness and her strength
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Complimentary promenade concert in honor of the Toronto Volunteers
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Joseph Bauer gives riding instructions to Mrs. Shirley Trailing at Shadow Creek Stables, north of Toronto. Mrs. Trailing is one of the handicapped who are learning to ride under the sponsorship of the Community Association for the Disabled. Mrs. Joyce Powell, standing left, is one of the volunteers who help with lessons.
Joseph Bauer gives riding instructions to Mrs. Shirley Trailing at Shadow Creek Stables, north of Toronto. Mrs. Trailing is one of the handicapped who are learning to ride under the sponsorship of the Community Association for the Disabled. Mrs. Joyce Powell, standing left, is one of the volunteers who help with lessons.
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