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Casual Attire seems to add to the aura of confidence Liberal mayoral candidate Stephen Clarkson displays as he hands his ballot to returning officer M(...)
Casual Attire seems to add to the aura of confidence Liberal mayoral candidate Stephen Clarkson displays as he hands his ballot to returning officer M(...)

Casual Attire seems to add to the aura of confidence Liberal mayoral candidate Stephen Clarkson displays as he hands his ballot to returning officer M(...)

Date12/1/1969
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  • Casual Attire seems to add to the aura of confidence Liberal mayoral candidate Stephen Clarkson displays as he hands his ballot to returning officer Mrs. S. G. Bickley. Clarkson voted at a Nanton Ave. polling station in Ward 10.
  • Casual Attire seems to add to the aura of confidence Liberal mayoral candidate Stephen Clarkson displays as he hands his ballot to returning officer M(...)
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Original Toronto Star caption: Casual Attire seems to add to the aura of confidence Liberal mayoral candidate Stephen Clarkson displays as he hands his ballot to returning officer Mrs. S. G. Bickley. Clarkson voted at a Nanton Ave. polling station in Ward 10.
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