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The winner Julie White, 19, of Brampton Centennial Secondary School, a member of Canada's 1976 Olympic team, leaps high during her winnings 14.85-seco(...)
The winner Julie White, 19, of Brampton Centennial Secondary School, a member of Canada's 1976 Olympic team, leaps high during her winnings 14.85-seco(...)

The winner Julie White, 19, of Brampton Centennial Secondary School, a member of Canada's 1976 Olympic team, leaps high during her winnings 14.85-seco(...)

Date6/8/1979
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Original Toronto Star caption: The winner Julie White, 19, of Brampton Centennial Secondary School, a member of Canada's 1976 Olympic team, leaps high during her winnings 14.85-second run in the Senior 100-metre hurdles at the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Association's All-Ontario Track and Field Championships at Etobicoke Centennial Stadium.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0089019F
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