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All alone before the party, Shelley Hailman, a Toronto-Dominion Centre hostess, sat to eat her lunch on one of the 2,000 folding chairs set out for gu(...)
All alone before the party, Shelley Hailman, a Toronto-Dominion Centre hostess, sat to eat her lunch on one of the 2,000 folding chairs set out for gu(...)

All alone before the party, Shelley Hailman, a Toronto-Dominion Centre hostess, sat to eat her lunch on one of the 2,000 folding chairs set out for gu(...)

Date5/14/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: All alone before the party; Shelley Hailman; a Toronto-Dominion Centre hostess; sat to eat her lunch on one of the 2;000 folding chairs set out for guests at today's official opening held in front of the 56-storey Toronto skyscraper.
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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_0110762F
P.C. Allan's catalogue and price list of outdoor and indoor games and sports: headquarters for lawn tennis, cricket, football, base ball, lacrosse, bowls, archery, croquet, badminton, etc., etc. : parlor games and amus[ement]s of every description : also tents, hammocks, folding chairs and beds, and useful novelties.
P.C. Allan's catalogue and price list of outdoor and indoor games and sports: headquarters for lawn tennis, cricket, football, base ball, lacrosse, bowls, archery, croquet, badminton, etc., etc. : parlor games and amus[ement]s of every description : also tents, hammocks, folding chairs and beds, and useful novelties.
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