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His patience has worn thin, admits Rev
His patience has worn thin, admits Rev

His patience has worn thin, admits Rev

Date1/18/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: His patience has worn thin; admits Rev. Fred Miller; rector of Church of the Holy Trinity; because of all the dust and noise and traffic caused by construction of Eaton Centre. But the members of 130-year-old church surrounded by centre feel it will acquire new life after centre opens Feb. 10.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0022211F
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