"On the Main Street" by Ford W. Moynes
Centennial Medal
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IntroductionFord W. Moynes"On the Main Street"Other WritingThe ScrapbooksCommunity InvolvementCentennial MedalCitizen of the Year
On the Main Street - 1 July 1967 - Centennial Medal letter Details
Included in the scrapbooks was the letter Ford Moynes received from the government of Canada.
Centennial Souvenir Program Details
Moynes also included in his scrapbooks the cover from the program and the write up from the program about Lindsay's history that he penned for the occasion.
"On the Main Street" - newsletter of Free Masons, 6 February 1968 Details
The Canadian Centennial Medal is a commemorative medal struck by the Royal Canadian Mint in 1967 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Canadian Confederation and was awarded to Canadians who were recommended by government, professional, educational and cultural associations, as well as military and protective services, veterans' groups, sports associations, and philanthropic and charitable bodies, for having provided valuable service to Canada. Some 29,500 medals were issued after its inauguration on 1 July 1967.
Recipients in Lindsay included former Ontario premier Leslie Frost, Ford Moynes, Judge H. E. Richardson, former Legion zone commander Ian Scott, Rev. O.G. Locke and militia members S/Sgt. H. G. Green, Bdr. W.A. Sissons, and W.O.2 J.F.K. Green. In addition to Members of Parliament, Members of Provincial Parliament and Senators, medals were distributed from coast to coast.
Recipients in Lindsay included former Ontario premier Leslie Frost, Ford Moynes, Judge H. E. Richardson, former Legion zone commander Ian Scott, Rev. O.G. Locke and militia members S/Sgt. H. G. Green, Bdr. W.A. Sissons, and W.O.2 J.F.K. Green. In addition to Members of Parliament, Members of Provincial Parliament and Senators, medals were distributed from coast to coast.
