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Grand opening: The $2.5 million Mono Cliffs Centre was inaugurated recently with the enthusiastic help of the Grade 6 class from Cherokee Public Schoo(...)
Grand opening: The $2.5 million Mono Cliffs Centre was inaugurated recently with the enthusiastic help of the Grade 6 class from Cherokee Public Schoo(...)

Grand opening: The $2.5 million Mono Cliffs Centre was inaugurated recently with the enthusiastic help of the Grade 6 class from Cherokee Public Schoo(...)

Date10/16/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Grand opening: The $2.5 million Mono Cliffs Centre was inaugurated recently with the enthusiastic help of the Grade 6 class from Cherokee Public School and 17 multiply handicapped youngsters from Don Mills Collegiate and Nelson A. Boylen Secondary School. After 12 years of planning; the North York school board's outdoor education centre has finally opened.
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