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Weekly visit: Susan Randall, 13, left, and Revi Krochmalnik, 14, Grade 8 students at Highland Junior High School in North York pause for a chat with Cecilia Phair, 71, after buying her grocerier
Weekly visit: Susan Randall, 13, left, and Revi Krochmalnik, 14, Grade 8 students at Highland Junior High School in North York pause for a chat with Cecilia Phair, 71, after buying her grocerier

Weekly visit: Susan Randall, 13, left, and Revi Krochmalnik, 14, Grade 8 students at Highland Junior High School in North York pause for a chat with Cecilia Phair, 71, after buying her grocerier

Date2/25/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Weekly visit: Susan Randall; 13; left; and Revi Krochmalnik; 14; Grade 8 students at Highland Junior High School in North York pause for a chat with Cecilia Phair; 71; after buying her grocerier
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0014060F
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