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Addressing supporters at his victory party last night in the Ajax Community Centre, Liberal Norm Cafik of Ontario riding has his son Michael, 6, with him
Addressing supporters at his victory party last night in the Ajax Community Centre, Liberal Norm Cafik of Ontario riding has his son Michael, 6, with him

Addressing supporters at his victory party last night in the Ajax Community Centre, Liberal Norm Cafik of Ontario riding has his son Michael, 6, with him

Date7/8/1974
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  • Addressing supporters at his victory party last night in the Ajax Community Centre, Liberal Norm Cafik of Ontario riding has his son Michael, 6, with him.
  • Addressing supporters at his victory party last night in the Ajax Community Centre, Liberal Norm Cafik of Ontario riding has his son Michael, 6, with him
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Original Toronto Star caption: Addressing supporters at his victory party last night in the Ajax Community Centre, Liberal Norm Cafik of Ontario riding has his son Michael, 6, with him.
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