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Chinese welcome the year of the Hare, A lion dancer and other Chinese-speaking residents of Metro parade at Dundas and Bay Sts. Saturday, celebrating (...)
Chinese welcome the year of the Hare, A lion dancer and other Chinese-speaking residents of Metro parade at Dundas and Bay Sts. Saturday, celebrating (...)

Chinese welcome the year of the Hare, A lion dancer and other Chinese-speaking residents of Metro parade at Dundas and Bay Sts. Saturday, celebrating (...)

Date2/9/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: Chinese welcome the year of the Hare; A lion dancer and other Chinese-speaking residents of Metro parade at Dundas and Bay Sts. Saturday; celebrating the Chinese Year of the Hare; which begins Tuesday.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0112461F
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