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On the Hustings. Florence Gell, deputy-reeve candidate in York township, holds plan of proposed apartment building during speech at Warren Park school last night. Election Meetings
On the Hustings. Florence Gell, deputy-reeve candidate in York township, holds plan of proposed apartment building during speech at Warren Park school last night. Election Meetings

On the Hustings. Florence Gell, deputy-reeve candidate in York township, holds plan of proposed apartment building during speech at Warren Park school last night. Election Meetings

Date11/22/1962
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Original Toronto Star caption: On the Hustings. Florence Gell; deputy-reeve candidate in York township; holds plan of proposed apartment building during speech at Warren Park school last night. Election Meetings
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