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Former Pupils of little white school near Streetsville may have reunion
Former Pupils of little white school near Streetsville may have reunion

Former Pupils of little white school near Streetsville may have reunion

Date4/20/1934
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Original Toronto Star caption: Former Pupils of little white school near Streetsville may have reunion. Eleven-year-old Wilma Hamilton a pupil at the little white school in trafalgar township, Halton county, near Streetsville, thinks it would be very nice if she did not have to go to school any more, but many former pupils of this pretty country school are of the opinion that it would be nice if they were back at their old desks, and are talking about holding a school reunion this summer. [Incomplete]
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0108278F
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