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Ontario Mayors make waves, Georgina Township Mayor John Rogers, No
Ontario Mayors make waves, Georgina Township Mayor John Rogers, No

Ontario Mayors make waves, Georgina Township Mayor John Rogers, No

Date8/23/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: Ontario Mayors make waves; Georgina Township Mayor John Rogers; No.14; leans forward to counterbalance engine weight during the 15th annual mayors' bathtub race at the CNE yesterday; while Mayor William Smeaton of Niagara Falls; No.2; and Richmond Hill Mayor Al Duffy challenge for the lead.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0111930F
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