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A ding-dong opener for british week
A ding-dong opener for british week

A ding-dong opener for british week

Date10/12/1967
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Original Toronto Star caption: A ding-dong opener for british week. The official town crier for the British city of Lambeth, Alfie Howard gives Mayor Dennison a ring at City Hall today to pass along a message from the mayor of Lambeth, as part of the opening formalities for British Week in Toronto. Prime Minister Lester Pearson was on hand to get the week-long trade festival under way at ceremonies outside the London Pavilion, set up opposite Nathan Phillips Square.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0043316F
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