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Dancers Brenda Noel and Andrew Bee enjoy the ambience of beautifully restored McLean Houses

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Dancers Brenda Noel and Andrew Bee enjoy the ambience of beautifully restored McLean Houses

Date6/5/1987

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Beaty, Keith (photographer)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

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Original Toronto Star caption: Dancers Brenda Noel and Andrew Bee enjoy the ambience of beautifully restored McLean Houses. The house rents for $600; renters must use the services of in-house chef Hans Schroder; who will provide sophisticated fare such as seafood thermidor; rack of lamb and raspberry chariotte.

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