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Gord Gee, metrlogist at Malton Weather Office, considers the perfect day as sunny with a few clouds, humainity 40 per cent and no wind
Gord Gee, metrlogist at Malton Weather Office, considers the perfect day as sunny with a few clouds, humainity 40 per cent and no wind

Gord Gee, metrlogist at Malton Weather Office, considers the perfect day as sunny with a few clouds, humainity 40 per cent and no wind

Date2/13/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Gord Gee; metrlogist at Malton Weather Office; considers the perfect day as sunny with a few clouds; humainity 40 per cent and no wind.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0049565F
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