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An 'Advance Poll' for the mayor
An 'Advance Poll' for the mayor

An 'Advance Poll' for the mayor

Date12/19/1965
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Original Toronto Star caption: An 'Advance Poll' for the mayor. Mayor Philip Givens is a happy patient as he donates blood at the Red Cross headquarters on Jarvis St. comforted by nurse's aide Sylvia Fraser and nurse Rosemary MacNaughton. Mayor Givens will be out of town for his Boxing Day clinic Dec. 27. He made his gift of life in advance.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0050183F
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