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Next-door Nay-Bors. Two households on Mount Pleasant Rd. Show signs of Disagreement over Progressive Conservative John Bosley, who is seeking re-elect(...)
Next-door Nay-Bors. Two households on Mount Pleasant Rd. Show signs of Disagreement over Progressive Conservative John Bosley, who is seeking re-elect(...)

Next-door Nay-Bors. Two households on Mount Pleasant Rd. Show signs of Disagreement over Progressive Conservative John Bosley, who is seeking re-elect(...)

Date10/23/1988
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Original Toronto Star caption: Next-door Nay-Bors. Two households on Mount Pleasant Rd. Show signs of Disagreement over Progressive Conservative John Bosley; who is seeking re-election in the Metro riding of Don Valley west. The house on the right has prepared a custom-made response to the neighbors' election sign and the juxtaposition is proving eye-catching to passers-by.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0005672F
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