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Long and short of it. Fred Wise, 72, and James Burden Jr., 7, are the oldest and youngest members of Scarborough Canadiana Accordian Band, which helpe(...)
Long and short of it. Fred Wise, 72, and James Burden Jr., 7, are the oldest and youngest members of Scarborough Canadiana Accordian Band, which helpe(...)

Long and short of it. Fred Wise, 72, and James Burden Jr., 7, are the oldest and youngest members of Scarborough Canadiana Accordian Band, which helpe(...)

Date6/25/1980
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Original Toronto Star caption: Long and short of it. Fred Wise; 72; and James Burden Jr.; 7; are the oldest and youngest members of Scarborough Canadiana Accordian Band; which helped kick off Canada Week festivities in Scarborough last night.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0102682F
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