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The Six Harpley Sisters gather around the piano at the Isabel and Arthur Meighen Lodge, 100 Davisville Ave
The Six Harpley Sisters gather around the piano at the Isabel and Arthur Meighen Lodge, 100 Davisville Ave

The Six Harpley Sisters gather around the piano at the Isabel and Arthur Meighen Lodge, 100 Davisville Ave

Date1/7/1974
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Original Toronto Star caption: The Six Harpley Sisters gather around the piano at the Isabel and Arthur Meighen Lodge; 100 Davisville Ave. All are over 70 and will be honored at a meeting of the North Toronto Over 60 Club. Millie Knaap plays piano for Ivy Murray; Ethel Mitchell; Gladys Abbott; Amy Kennedy; Mabel Dowding.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0022923F
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