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Since an accident left her husband disabled, Joyce Sutherland does most of the farm chores - and says she's never been happier
Since an accident left her husband disabled, Joyce Sutherland does most of the farm chores - and says she's never been happier

Since an accident left her husband disabled, Joyce Sutherland does most of the farm chores - and says she's never been happier

Date5/4/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: Since an accident left her husband disabled; Joyce Sutherland does most of the farm chores - and says she's never been happier.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0023173F
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