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Blind legal secretary Judith Norris gets bandages and socks ready as she prepares for the Miles for Millions walk in Metro a week from today. Friends will join her
Blind legal secretary Judith Norris gets bandages and socks ready as she prepares for the Miles for Millions walk in Metro a week from today. Friends will join her

Blind legal secretary Judith Norris gets bandages and socks ready as she prepares for the Miles for Millions walk in Metro a week from today. Friends will join her

Date4/27/1973
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  • Blind legal secretary Judith Norris gets bandages and socks ready as she prepares for the Miles for Millions walk in Metro a week from today. Friends will join her.
  • Blind legal secretary Judith Norris gets bandages and socks ready as she prepares for the Miles for Millions walk in Metro a week from today. Friends will join her
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Original Toronto Star caption: Blind legal secretary Judith Norris gets bandages and socks ready as she prepares for the Miles for Millions walk in Metro a week from today. Friends will join her.
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