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Looking at pictures of those they left in Scotland, Janice and Norman Dewar say new life in Canada is good
Looking at pictures of those they left in Scotland, Janice and Norman Dewar say new life in Canada is good

Looking at pictures of those they left in Scotland, Janice and Norman Dewar say new life in Canada is good

Date12/29/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: Looking at pictures of those they left in Scotland; Janice and Norman Dewar say new life in Canada is good.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0023760F
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