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A Gold Medal won at the Ontario Winter Games has encouraged 14-year-old Nancy Buys of Mississauga to compete against the best skaters in the nation in(...)
A Gold Medal won at the Ontario Winter Games has encouraged 14-year-old Nancy Buys of Mississauga to compete against the best skaters in the nation in(...)

A Gold Medal won at the Ontario Winter Games has encouraged 14-year-old Nancy Buys of Mississauga to compete against the best skaters in the nation in(...)

Date1/6/1975
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  • A Gold Medal won at the Ontario Winter Games has encouraged 14-year-old Nancy Buys of Mississauga to compete against the best skaters in the nation in the Canada Games in Lethbridge next month. She's a Grade 9 student at St. Paul's School and started figure skating five years ago.
  • A Gold Medal won at the Ontario Winter Games has encouraged 14-year-old Nancy Buys of Mississauga to compete against the best skaters in the nation in(...)
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Original Toronto Star caption: A Gold Medal won at the Ontario Winter Games has encouraged 14-year-old Nancy Buys of Mississauga to compete against the best skaters in the nation in the Canada Games in Lethbridge next month. She's a Grade 9 student at St. Paul's School and started figure skating five years ago.
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