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Metro Stompers' Jim Galloway and wife Rosemary whip up an oatmeal dessert in the kitchen of his mid-town home, a 130-year-old former farmhouse
Metro Stompers' Jim Galloway and wife Rosemary whip up an oatmeal dessert in the kitchen of his mid-town home, a 130-year-old former farmhouse

Metro Stompers' Jim Galloway and wife Rosemary whip up an oatmeal dessert in the kitchen of his mid-town home, a 130-year-old former farmhouse

Date9/5/1980
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  • Metro Stompers' Jim Galloway and wife Rosemary whip up an oatmeal dessert in the kitchen of his mid-town home, a 130-year-old former farmhouse
  • Metro Stompers' Jim Galloway and wife Rosemary whip up an oatmeal dessert in the kitchen of his mid-town home; a 130-year-old former farmhouse.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Metro Stompers' Jim Galloway and wife Rosemary whip up an oatmeal dessert in the kitchen of his mid-town home; a 130-year-old former farmhouse.
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      Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0048965F
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