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You're inundated. You can't scrape one more windshield. The month is 28 days too long. Take The Star cure. Win a super winter holiday
You're inundated. You can't scrape one more windshield. The month is 28 days too long. Take The Star cure. Win a super winter holiday

You're inundated. You can't scrape one more windshield. The month is 28 days too long. Take The Star cure. Win a super winter holiday

Date12/19/1979
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Original Toronto Star caption: You're inundated. You can't scrape one more windshield. The month is 28 days too long. Take The Star cure. Win a super winter holiday.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0015566F
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