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Winners of dance marathon for muscular dystrophy, David Miller, 22, and Nancy McCormick, 18, dance out last few minutes of 72 hours in tent at Alderwo(...)
Winners of dance marathon for muscular dystrophy, David Miller, 22, and Nancy McCormick, 18, dance out last few minutes of 72 hours in tent at Alderwo(...)

Winners of dance marathon for muscular dystrophy, David Miller, 22, and Nancy McCormick, 18, dance out last few minutes of 72 hours in tent at Alderwo(...)

Date9/6/1971
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  • Winners of dance marathon for muscular dystrophy, David Miller, 22, and Nancy McCormick, 18, dance out last few minutes of 72 hours in tent at Alderwood Plaza, Brown's Line, Etobicoke. They later celebrated by dancing in west-end tavern.
  • Winners of dance marathon for muscular dystrophy, David Miller, 22, and Nancy McCormick, 18, dance out last few minutes of 72 hours in tent at Alderwo(...)
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Original Toronto Star caption: Winners of dance marathon for muscular dystrophy, David Miller, 22, and Nancy McCormick, 18, dance out last few minutes of 72 hours in tent at Alderwood Plaza, Brown's Line, Etobicoke. They later celebrated by dancing in west-end tavern. Alderwood Plaza, 847 Brown's Line, southeast corner of Evans Avenue, Etobicoke.||Photograph published in the Toronto Star, 7 September 1971, page 24, to illustrate article ''5 dance for 3 days to raise $200,000 celebrate by dancing.''||(43.6103963, -79.5474630)
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