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We don't think we're special, says Eleanor MacNaughtan who with her husband, Ian, are bringing up nine children - four of them foster Children. They'v(...)
We don't think we're special, says Eleanor MacNaughtan who with her husband, Ian, are bringing up nine children - four of them foster Children. They'v(...)

We don't think we're special, says Eleanor MacNaughtan who with her husband, Ian, are bringing up nine children - four of them foster Children. They'v(...)

Date10/13/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: We don't think we're special; says Eleanor MacNaughtan who with her husband; Ian; are bringing up nine children - four of them foster Children. They've been selected from more than 600 foster parents to meet Mayor David Crombie during Children's Aid Week; which began yesterday. With four foster children in foreground-are MacNaughtans and their own children: Doug (left); 24; David; 10; Andrew; 14; Susan; 17; and Judy; 21.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0021534F
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