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Right, Wade Hampton, past president of the Ontario March of Dimes, gets a kick out of Bluma Appel's apron, while artist Charles Pachter and Jacqueline Hampton also enjoy the joke
Right, Wade Hampton, past president of the Ontario March of Dimes, gets a kick out of Bluma Appel's apron, while artist Charles Pachter and Jacqueline Hampton also enjoy the joke

Right, Wade Hampton, past president of the Ontario March of Dimes, gets a kick out of Bluma Appel's apron, while artist Charles Pachter and Jacqueline Hampton also enjoy the joke

Date1/30/1988
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Original Toronto Star caption: Right, Wade Hampton, past president of the Ontario March of Dimes, gets a kick out of Bluma Appel's apron, while artist Charles Pachter and Jacqueline Hampton also enjoy the joke.
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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_0072260F
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