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City Council's last meeting of 1964 ended lamblike
City Council's last meeting of 1964 ended lamblike

City Council's last meeting of 1964 ended lamblike

Date11/10/1964
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Original Toronto Star caption: City Council's last meeting of 1964 ended lamblike. In fact, several members were so exhausted when 9 hours of debate enede at 12,09 a.m., they appeared to be counting sheep. Left to right, Controller Herbert Orliffe, Alderman May Birchard, Controller William Archer, Alderman Mary Temple.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0071815F
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