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    A photograph of Navy Park in downtown Oakville.

    Celebrating the Twinning of Dorval. Present: Harry Barrett; Allan day (standing, 1st left); Dennis Camm (1st, left); Allan Clare; Ken Weedham (front, 2nd right); Fred Fenton (back row, 2nd right); Mi

    Boat cruise celebrating the Twinning of Dorval. Allan Day (left); Fred Fenton (3rd person, left); Mayor of Dorval (1st person, right); Mayor Anderson (2nd person, right); Miss Oakville

    Cruise to celebrate the Twinning of Dorval Dennis Camm (checked shirt)

    Celebrating the Twinning of Dorval. Sitting right to left: Herb Merry, William Anderson.

    Plant facilities.

    Safety Officer, Constable Alf Hooks (R) and Chief of Police, Fred Oliver, promote safe driving in school zones.

appeared in Daily Journal Record, 27 Aug 1962, p. 5. Date of Event: 17 Aug 1962     Suffering a heart attack, Charles Robert Mason, 180 Waneta Dr., died suddenly August 17 while helping a friend in cleaning operations at the office of the British American Oil Company refinery in Cla

appeared in Daily Journal Record, 27 Aug 1962, p. 5. Date of Event: 25 Aug 1962     Ill for about two months, James S. Truscott, 18 Glenmanor Dr., died at Oakville-Trafalgar Memorial Hospital Saturday night. He was 57. Mr. Truscott was bom in Hamilton, coming to Oakville about four

appeared in Daily Journal-Record, 27 Aug 1962, p. 5. Date of Event: 24 Aug 1962     After a long period of failing health Mrs. Emma Fitzgerald, 51 Trafalgar St., Bronte, died on Friday at Oakville-Trafalgar Memorial Hospital. She was in her 95th year. Born in Ireland, Mrs. Fitzgeral

Oakville Record-Star, 14 Jun 1962, p. 1     ...

Thomas C. Thompson, Oakville Record-Star, 5 Jul 1962, p. 3     ...

Oakville Record-Star, 12 Jul 1962, p. 3     Includes photograph

Daily Journal-Record, 27 Aug 1962, p. 1     ...

The Hamilton Spectator, 1962     Photo of Downtown Oakville circa 1962 when Colborne Street (renamed Lakeshore Road in 1964) was a hotspot for local businesses. This photo was taken at the intersection of what is presently known as

The Hamilton Spectator, 1962     This image of Colborne Street (renamed Lakeshore Road in 1965) demonstrates the road's reputation as a hotspot for local businesses. These buildings are now the homes to Murron's Cabinetree and Swiss

Oakville Record-Star, 22 Mar 1962, p. 6     ...

Oakville Record-Star, 17 May 1962, p. 22     ...

Oakville Record-Star, 24 May 1962, p. 1     ...

Oakville Record-Star, 15 Feb 1962, p. 11     ...