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Assistant Commissioner E. R. Lysyk of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and his wife open the RCMP centennial ball last night at force headquarters
Assistant Commissioner E. R. Lysyk of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and his wife open the RCMP centennial ball last night at force headquarters

Assistant Commissioner E. R. Lysyk of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and his wife open the RCMP centennial ball last night at force headquarters

Date5/23/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Assistant Commissioner E. R. Lysyk of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and his wife open the RCMP centennial ball last night at force headquarters.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0028170F
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