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Lunch at the Sheraton Toronto East Hotel with Maple Leaf Gary Leeman was the prize in this summer's Centenary Hospital 5-kilometre run won by Barbara Ballantine, left, (overall winner with $700), Sharon Mullen, 9, ($84) and Maria Kangrga, 13, ($98)
Lunch at the Sheraton Toronto East Hotel with Maple Leaf Gary Leeman was the prize in this summer's Centenary Hospital 5-kilometre run won by Barbara Ballantine, left, (overall winner with $700), Sharon Mullen, 9, ($84) and Maria Kangrga, 13, ($98)

Lunch at the Sheraton Toronto East Hotel with Maple Leaf Gary Leeman was the prize in this summer's Centenary Hospital 5-kilometre run won by Barbara Ballantine, left, (overall winner with $700), Sharon Mullen, 9, ($84) and Maria Kangrga, 13, ($98)

Date9/5/1990
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0062348F
Country:Canada
Building, monument or park:Centenary Hospital
City, town or township:Toronto
Historical location:Scarborough (Ont.)
Neighbourhood:Highland Creek
Province or state:Ontario
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