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A sneak peek at Pal's book. Rob Eatough, taking a break from setting up displays in the horticultural building for the start of Wednesday's CNE, relax(...)
A sneak peek at Pal's book. Rob Eatough, taking a break from setting up displays in the horticultural building for the start of Wednesday's CNE, relax(...)

A sneak peek at Pal's book. Rob Eatough, taking a break from setting up displays in the horticultural building for the start of Wednesday's CNE, relax(...)

Date8/10/1989
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Original Toronto Star caption: A sneak peek at Pal's book. Rob Eatough; taking a break from setting up displays in the horticultural building for the start of Wednesday's CNE; relaxes in the arms of Narcissus; a large statue by sculptor E.B. Cox that makes its home at Exhibition Place.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0103750F
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