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More Summer Jobs for students are among the first concerns of Mrs
More Summer Jobs for students are among the first concerns of Mrs

More Summer Jobs for students are among the first concerns of Mrs

Date12/7/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: More Summer Jobs for students are among the first concerns of Mrs. Margaret Birch in her new position as Ontario's minister without portfolio with special responsibility for youth. Mrs. Birch, mother of Randy, 21, and Jane, 18 (above) has been a member of the Ontario Legislature since the 1971 provincial election.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0032858F
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