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Chiselling and brushing a new culture image for Oakville is Jim Rainey, 25, one of eight artists who have applied for $20,000 from Ottawa for their project
Chiselling and brushing a new culture image for Oakville is Jim Rainey, 25, one of eight artists who have applied for $20,000 from Ottawa for their project

Chiselling and brushing a new culture image for Oakville is Jim Rainey, 25, one of eight artists who have applied for $20,000 from Ottawa for their project

Date2/9/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Chiselling and brushing a new culture image for Oakville is Jim Rainey; 25; one of eight artists who have applied for $20;000 from Ottawa for their project.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0104132F
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