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Red letter day: Mississauga resident Elizabeth Roberge, 83, hugs letter carrier Judy McIntyre as she receives her pension cheque yesterday
Red letter day: Mississauga resident Elizabeth Roberge, 83, hugs letter carrier Judy McIntyre as she receives her pension cheque yesterday

Red letter day: Mississauga resident Elizabeth Roberge, 83, hugs letter carrier Judy McIntyre as she receives her pension cheque yesterday

Date9/2/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Red letter day: Mississauga resident Elizabeth Roberge; 83; hugs letter carrier Judy McIntyre as she receives her pension cheque yesterday.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0017333F
Many Thanks: Letter carrier Judy McIntyre is hugged by Mississauga resident Elizabeth Roberge, 83, who was happy to receive her pension cheque yesterday
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