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Heartwarming: Cancer amputee Kevin Snider, 22, was presented with a $750 cheque by Ivy Dawson,77, of Spencer House for senior citizens, to go toward buying an artificial leg
Heartwarming: Cancer amputee Kevin Snider, 22, was presented with a $750 cheque by Ivy Dawson,77, of Spencer House for senior citizens, to go toward buying an artificial leg

Heartwarming: Cancer amputee Kevin Snider, 22, was presented with a $750 cheque by Ivy Dawson,77, of Spencer House for senior citizens, to go toward buying an artificial leg

Date10/4/1980
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Original Toronto Star caption: Heartwarming: Cancer amputee Kevin Snider, 22, was presented with a $750 cheque by Ivy Dawson,77, of Spencer House for senior citizens, to go toward buying an artificial leg.
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Object NumberTSPA_0025842F
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