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Best choice: Cynthia, left, and Individualized Residential Care Program co-ordinator Pam Terry believe the new home is best for both Cynthia and son Wayne
Best choice: Cynthia, left, and Individualized Residential Care Program co-ordinator Pam Terry believe the new home is best for both Cynthia and son Wayne

Best choice: Cynthia, left, and Individualized Residential Care Program co-ordinator Pam Terry believe the new home is best for both Cynthia and son Wayne

Date1/16/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Best choice: Cynthia, left, and Individualized Residential Care Program co-ordinator Pam Terry believe the new home is best for both Cynthia and son Wayne.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0026611F
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