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Maggie Stratton, only female executive producer in Canada works in the video tape room at ETV headquarters on Bayview Ave. ETV expects to turn out 450(...)
Maggie Stratton, only female executive producer in Canada works in the video tape room at ETV headquarters on Bayview Ave. ETV expects to turn out 450(...)

Maggie Stratton, only female executive producer in Canada works in the video tape room at ETV headquarters on Bayview Ave. ETV expects to turn out 450(...)

Date9/20/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: Maggie Stratton, only female executive producer in Canada works in the video tape room at ETV headquarters on Bayview Ave. ETV expects to turn out 450 programs for school children this year using a budget of nearly $6,000,000. Miss Stratton came to Canada from England where she worked in BBC television.
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n.d.
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