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Don't hold the mayo: Kevin Gumbs, 11, gets set to spread a big dollop of mayonnaise on his sandwich, a safe summer practice, a nutrionist says
Don't hold the mayo: Kevin Gumbs, 11, gets set to spread a big dollop of mayonnaise on his sandwich, a safe summer practice, a nutrionist says

Don't hold the mayo: Kevin Gumbs, 11, gets set to spread a big dollop of mayonnaise on his sandwich, a safe summer practice, a nutrionist says

Date8/2/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: Don't hold the mayo: Kevin Gumbs; 11; gets set to spread a big dollop of mayonnaise on his sandwich; a safe summer practice; a nutrionist says.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0007415F
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