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Everything comes up roses as the Queen receives a bouquet from 10-year-old Jennifer Mattinson, a Brownie, at the summerside air base. Jennifer was acc(...)
Everything comes up roses as the Queen receives a bouquet from 10-year-old Jennifer Mattinson, a Brownie, at the summerside air base. Jennifer was acc(...)

Everything comes up roses as the Queen receives a bouquet from 10-year-old Jennifer Mattinson, a Brownie, at the summerside air base. Jennifer was acc(...)

Date10/6/1964
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  • Everything comes up roses as the Queen receives a bouquet from 10-year-old Jennifer Mattinson, a Brownie, at the summerside air base. Jennifer was acc(...)
  • Everything comes up roses as the Queen receives a bouquet from 10-year-old Jennifer Mattinson; a Brownie; at the summerside air base. Jennifer was accompanied by two Girl Guides and another Brownie. The Queen smiled charmingly on receiving them and Prince Philip questioned the girls about what their fathers did and their service ranks.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Everything comes up roses as the Queen receives a bouquet from 10-year-old Jennifer Mattinson; a Brownie; at the summerside air base. Jennifer was accompanied by two Girl Guides and another Brownie. The Queen smiled charmingly on receiving them and Prince Philip questioned the girls about what their fathers did and their service ranks.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0122643F
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