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Home becomes an office: Viv Woolford keeps up with the phone calls while wife, Colleen, helped by son Graham, 4, does some of the paperwork involved in the mortages squeeze protest
Home becomes an office: Viv Woolford keeps up with the phone calls while wife, Colleen, helped by son Graham, 4, does some of the paperwork involved in the mortages squeeze protest

Home becomes an office: Viv Woolford keeps up with the phone calls while wife, Colleen, helped by son Graham, 4, does some of the paperwork involved in the mortages squeeze protest

Date2/28/1980
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Original Toronto Star caption: Home becomes an office: Viv Woolford keeps up with the phone calls while wife, Colleen, helped by son Graham, 4, does some of the paperwork involved in the mortages squeeze protest.
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