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W. Chester MacDonald, Co-chairman of the Prince Edward Island summer games, holds a transparent umbrella over the Queen during a brief shower yesterda(...)
W. Chester MacDonald, Co-chairman of the Prince Edward Island summer games, holds a transparent umbrella over the Queen during a brief shower yesterda(...)

W. Chester MacDonald, Co-chairman of the Prince Edward Island summer games, holds a transparent umbrella over the Queen during a brief shower yesterda(...)

Date7/2/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: W. Chester MacDonald; Co-chairman of the Prince Edward Island summer games; holds a transparent umbrella over the Queen during a brief shower yesterday at the games; in Summerside. About 3;000 spectators and 1;141 competitors cheered when the Queen and Prince Philip arrived to open the games; which celebrate the island province's centennial this year. The Queen leaves for Regina today.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0122828F
. . . but co-chairman W. Chester MacDonald has an umbrella ready to put up
. . . but co-chairman W. Chester MacDonald has an umbrella ready to put up
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