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Don't fence them in - A group of Don Mills condominium owners want maintain the park-like atmosphere they say will go if fences are erected. Staring i(...)
Don't fence them in - A group of Don Mills condominium owners want maintain the park-like atmosphere they say will go if fences are erected. Staring i(...)

Don't fence them in - A group of Don Mills condominium owners want maintain the park-like atmosphere they say will go if fences are erected. Staring i(...)

Date9/6/1972
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  • Don't fence them in - A group of Don Mills condominium owners want maintain the park-like atmosphere they say will go if fences are erected. Staring i(...)
  • Don't fence them in - A group of Don Mills condominium owners want maintain the park-like atmosphere they say will go if fences are erected. Staring in anger from left; Mrs. Jean Sandell; Mrs. Lynn Grant; Mrs. Barbara Heard.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Don't fence them in - A group of Don Mills condominium owners want maintain the park-like atmosphere they say will go if fences are erected. Staring in anger from left; Mrs. Jean Sandell; Mrs. Lynn Grant; Mrs. Barbara Heard.
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