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It was amazing, said Germain Gagnon, 30, as he watched his wife, Nicole, 28, give birth yesterday to quadruplets, their first children. The babies, ye(...)
It was amazing, said Germain Gagnon, 30, as he watched his wife, Nicole, 28, give birth yesterday to quadruplets, their first children. The babies, ye(...)

It was amazing, said Germain Gagnon, 30, as he watched his wife, Nicole, 28, give birth yesterday to quadruplets, their first children. The babies, ye(...)

Date10/6/1975
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  • It was amazing; said Germain Gagnon; 30; as he watched his wife; Nicole; 28; give birth yesterday to quadruplets; their first children. The babies; yet unnamed; are seen in incubators at St. Michael's Hospital. The two boys and two girls are the second set of quadruplets born in Toronto within the past month.
  • It was amazing, said Germain Gagnon, 30, as he watched his wife, Nicole, 28, give birth yesterday to quadruplets, their first children. The babies, ye(...)
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Original Toronto Star caption: It was amazing; said Germain Gagnon; 30; as he watched his wife; Nicole; 28; give birth yesterday to quadruplets; their first children. The babies; yet unnamed; are seen in incubators at St. Michael's Hospital. The two boys and two girls are the second set of quadruplets born in Toronto within the past month.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0020567F