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Move-in ends in move-out as Mrs. Jennie Marriott, holding granddaughter Cindy, 3, and with son Glen, 8, beside her, hands back keys of the town house (...)
Move-in ends in move-out as Mrs. Jennie Marriott, holding granddaughter Cindy, 3, and with son Glen, 8, beside her, hands back keys of the town house (...)

Move-in ends in move-out as Mrs. Jennie Marriott, holding granddaughter Cindy, 3, and with son Glen, 8, beside her, hands back keys of the town house (...)

Date11/16/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: Move-in ends in move-out as Mrs. Jennie Marriott, holding granddaughter Cindy, 3, and with son Glen, 8, beside her, hands back keys of the town house she occupied on her own since last Saturday to Ontario Housing Corporation deputy managing director E. H. Whaley. She was moved back to old apartment.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0065552F
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