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Rowland Frazee (left), chairman of the Royal Bank, congratulates Dr. Gordon Bell as he presents him with the $100,000 Royal Bank Award for Canadian Achievement.
Rowland Frazee (left), chairman of the Royal Bank, congratulates Dr. Gordon Bell as he presents him with the $100,000 Royal Bank Award for Canadian Achievement.

Rowland Frazee (left), chairman of the Royal Bank, congratulates Dr. Gordon Bell as he presents him with the $100,000 Royal Bank Award for Canadian Achievement.

Date22 April 1985
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  • Rowland Frazee (left), chairman of the Royal Bank, congratulates Dr. Gordon Bell as he presents him with the $100,000 Royal Bank Award for Canadian Achievement.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Award presentation: Rowland Frazee (left), chairman of the Royal Bank, congratulates Dr. Gordon Bell as he presents him with the $100,000 Royal Bank Award for Canadian Achievement.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0031841F
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