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'Hay-jinks' at Harbourfront. Deciding hay is made for tossing, a young visitor, centre at Harbourfront's Harvest Festival exuberantly hurls a handful (...)
'Hay-jinks' at Harbourfront. Deciding hay is made for tossing, a young visitor, centre at Harbourfront's Harvest Festival exuberantly hurls a handful (...)

'Hay-jinks' at Harbourfront. Deciding hay is made for tossing, a young visitor, centre at Harbourfront's Harvest Festival exuberantly hurls a handful (...)

Date10/12/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: 'Hay-jinks' at Harbourfront. Deciding hay is made for tossing; a young visitor; centre at Harbourfront's Harvest Festival exuberantly hurls a handful of the stuff at a playmate yesterday as a third merrymaker cautiously leans back. The free Thanksgiving Day bash on Queen's Quay W. also featured hay rides; apple-doll making; pumpkin carving; hog-calling contests and a country fair.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0112800F
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