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In the Lavish MPP's Lounge at Queen's Park, Mac Makarchuk (foreground) of NDP couldn't order liquor from the two uniformed stewards, even if he wished(...)
In the Lavish MPP's Lounge at Queen's Park, Mac Makarchuk (foreground) of NDP couldn't order liquor from the two uniformed stewards, even if he wished(...)

In the Lavish MPP's Lounge at Queen's Park, Mac Makarchuk (foreground) of NDP couldn't order liquor from the two uniformed stewards, even if he wished(...)

Date4/30/1971
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  • In the Lavish MPP's Lounge at Queen's Park, Mac Makarchuk (foreground) of NDP couldn't order liquor from the two uniformed stewards, even if he wished(...)
  • In the Lavish MPP's Lounge at Queen's Park; Mac Makarchuk (foreground) of NDP couldn't order liquor from the two uniformed stewards; even if he wished. They serve only coffee - so far. Decision on liquor will be made soon.
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Original Toronto Star caption: In the Lavish MPP's Lounge at Queen's Park; Mac Makarchuk (foreground) of NDP couldn't order liquor from the two uniformed stewards; even if he wished. They serve only coffee - so far. Decision on liquor will be made soon.
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