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Staying on top of his job, Ontario Provincial Police officer Dave Milne rappels down a 19-storey Grosvenor St
Staying on top of his job, Ontario Provincial Police officer Dave Milne rappels down a 19-storey Grosvenor St

Staying on top of his job, Ontario Provincial Police officer Dave Milne rappels down a 19-storey Grosvenor St

Date9/28/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: Staying on top of his job, Ontario Provincial Police officer Dave Milne rappels down a 19-storey Grosvenor St. government building. The stunt was part of a kick-off of the solicitor-general's employees' United Way campaign, which aims to raise $85,000.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0027521F
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