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Ski time is coming up in the East and Ontario lifts are likely to be crowded again
Ski time is coming up in the East and Ontario lifts are likely to be crowded again

Ski time is coming up in the East and Ontario lifts are likely to be crowded again

Date1/21/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Ski time is coming up in the East and Ontario lifts are likely to be crowded again. A new look has been given to many resorts with major changes in three of the most popular; including the virtual rebuilding of one big mountain. Cross country; left; is popular; with four times as many centres as downhill resorts.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0097537F
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