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Marching to Different Drummers, From left, Lorna Dennis, John Poulette and Jo-Anne Miller lead the way down Parliament St. toward Queen St. E. yesterd(...)
Marching to Different Drummers, From left, Lorna Dennis, John Poulette and Jo-Anne Miller lead the way down Parliament St. toward Queen St. E. yesterd(...)

Marching to Different Drummers, From left, Lorna Dennis, John Poulette and Jo-Anne Miller lead the way down Parliament St. toward Queen St. E. yesterd(...)

Date10/16/1994
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Original Toronto Star caption: Marching to Different Drummers; From left; Lorna Dennis; John Poulette and Jo-Anne Miller lead the way down Parliament St. toward Queen St. E. yesterday. The drummers were part of the Strong Steps Move-a-Thon; organized by the Turtle Island Support Group to raise money for native agencies and programs in Toronto.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0024010F
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