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Blind athelete Ray Jackson, 19, shows the medals he's won in the past two years in the Ontario Games for the Disabled
Blind athelete Ray Jackson, 19, shows the medals he's won in the past two years in the Ontario Games for the Disabled

Blind athelete Ray Jackson, 19, shows the medals he's won in the past two years in the Ontario Games for the Disabled

Date7/18/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: Blind athelete Ray Jackson; 19; shows the medals he's won in the past two years in the Ontario Games for the Disabled. He'll be competing in seven events - from running to wrestling - at the Canada Games for the Disabled in Edmonton next month.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0020827F
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