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Young patient gets an outing, Four-year-old Joann Armsworthy, who's in Princess Margaret Hospital for treatment, gets a ride through Allan Gardens yes(...)
Young patient gets an outing, Four-year-old Joann Armsworthy, who's in Princess Margaret Hospital for treatment, gets a ride through Allan Gardens yes(...)

Young patient gets an outing, Four-year-old Joann Armsworthy, who's in Princess Margaret Hospital for treatment, gets a ride through Allan Gardens yes(...)

Date6/10/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Young patient gets an outing, Four-year-old Joann Armsworthy, who's in Princess Margaret Hospital for treatment, gets a ride through Allan Gardens yesterday with her parents, Tom and Edith Armsworthy, and her sister, Donna, 12, of Camp Borden. Joann just loved the trip in hospital bed, with intravenous-feeding equipment still attached.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0025911F
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