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A tough job: Sally Boyles, left, is chaplain at the Vanier Centre in Brampton, where she deals with the problems and sufferings of the women offenders at the provincial institution
A tough job: Sally Boyles, left, is chaplain at the Vanier Centre in Brampton, where she deals with the problems and sufferings of the women offenders at the provincial institution

A tough job: Sally Boyles, left, is chaplain at the Vanier Centre in Brampton, where she deals with the problems and sufferings of the women offenders at the provincial institution

Date12/3/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: A tough job: Sally Boyles; left; is chaplain at the Vanier Centre in Brampton; where she deals with the problems and sufferings of the women offenders at the provincial institution.
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