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The Queen Mom stops and gives a wave and a smile to the crowd who waited for 2 hours
The Queen Mom stops and gives a wave and a smile to the crowd who waited for 2 hours

The Queen Mom stops and gives a wave and a smile to the crowd who waited for 2 hours

Date7/6/1987
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  • The Queen Mom stops and gives a wave and a smile to the crowd who waited for 2 hours.
  • The Queen Mom stops and gives a wave and a smile to the crowd who waited for 2 hours
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Original Toronto Star caption: The Queen Mom stops and gives a wave and a smile to the crowd who waited for 2 hours.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0123478F
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Down on the farm: Meighan de Jong, 1 1/2, (top) is all smiles as she gives a friendly pat on the nose
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Down on the farm: Meighan de Jong, 1 1/2, (top) is all smiles as she gives a friendly pat on the nose
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Daughter Jennie, 2, wants Michael Crawford's attention but he had papers to mark, lessons to prepare, at night. That, with teaching five days and two nights, gives him 67-hour work week - and hourly pay less than caretaker's.
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The Queen stops for a moment to chat with Lance-Corporal Malcolm Weir of Toronto
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