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for a year. At right are Mary Lou Faris of Rolphton and Jon Church of Palmerston, both of Ontario Agricultural College, Muelph. They plan to marry in May before leaving for two years in India
for a year. At right are Mary Lou Faris of Rolphton and Jon Church of Palmerston, both of Ontario Agricultural College, Muelph. They plan to marry in May before leaving for two years in India

for a year. At right are Mary Lou Faris of Rolphton and Jon Church of Palmerston, both of Ontario Agricultural College, Muelph. They plan to marry in May before leaving for two years in India

Date2/11/1963
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Original Toronto Star caption: for a year. At right are Mary Lou Faris of Rolphton and Jon Church of Palmerston; both of Ontario Agricultural College; Muelph. They plan to marry in May before leaving for two years in India.
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