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Twenty-foot Scroll against Protestant-slanted religious education is presented today to Education Minister William Davis by Rev. Arnold Thaw of South (...)
Twenty-foot Scroll against Protestant-slanted religious education is presented today to Education Minister William Davis by Rev. Arnold Thaw of South (...)

Twenty-foot Scroll against Protestant-slanted religious education is presented today to Education Minister William Davis by Rev. Arnold Thaw of South (...)

Date1/27/1965
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Original Toronto Star caption: Twenty-foot Scroll against Protestant-slanted religious education is presented today to Education Minister William Davis by Rev. Arnold Thaw of South Peel Unitarian Congregation. Mrs. Gerald Singer holds other end of scroll.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0042506F
Country:Canada
Province or state:Ontario
Casting his vote last night at Maple Leaf Gardens, Ontario Education Minister William Davis, now premier-designate of Ontario, places his ballot carefully in box
Casting his vote last night at Maple Leaf Gardens, Ontario Education Minister William Davis, now premier-designate of Ontario, places his ballot carefully in box
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Education minister William Davis
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Ontario Education Minister William Davis Must recognize the unique problems of Toronto schools, trustee Bob Orr claims in the above letter
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Watched closely by Education Minister Robert Welch, Premier Davis yesterday read a prepared statement in support of a free, non-denominational and non-sectarian secondary school system
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