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Attractive and active teenage sisters, Judy and Janice Harnett, are appearing in a film about young people with epilepsy, which has been produced by the Epilepsy Association of Metro Toronto
Attractive and active teenage sisters, Judy and Janice Harnett, are appearing in a film about young people with epilepsy, which has been produced by the Epilepsy Association of Metro Toronto

Attractive and active teenage sisters, Judy and Janice Harnett, are appearing in a film about young people with epilepsy, which has been produced by the Epilepsy Association of Metro Toronto

Date12/15/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: Attractive and active teenage sisters; Judy and Janice Harnett; are appearing in a film about young people with epilepsy; which has been produced by the Epilepsy Association of Metro Toronto.
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