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Chinguacousy Indians flagged down the inaugural run of GO service between Georgetown and Toronto and Great Chief Cyril Clarke, 75 a former reeve of Ch(...)
Chinguacousy Indians flagged down the inaugural run of GO service between Georgetown and Toronto and Great Chief Cyril Clarke, 75 a former reeve of Ch(...)

Chinguacousy Indians flagged down the inaugural run of GO service between Georgetown and Toronto and Great Chief Cyril Clarke, 75 a former reeve of Ch(...)

Date4/28/1974
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  • Chinguacousy Indians flagged down the inaugural run of GO service between Georgetown and Toronto and Great Chief Cyril Clarke, 75 a former reeve of Ch(...)
  • Chinguacousy Indians flagged down the inaugural run of GO service between Georgetown and Toronto and Great Chief Cyril Clarke; 75 a former reeve of Chinguacousy Township; produced a proclamation which he and Premier William Davis signed; sealing agreement with peel Region Chairman Lou Parsons. Davis pledged the iron horse would run like the wind and not run over buffalo.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Chinguacousy Indians flagged down the inaugural run of GO service between Georgetown and Toronto and Great Chief Cyril Clarke; 75 a former reeve of Chinguacousy Township; produced a proclamation which he and Premier William Davis signed; sealing agreement with peel Region Chairman Lou Parsons. Davis pledged the iron horse would run like the wind and not run over buffalo.
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