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'It's my turn next . . .' Jillian Aimis, 7, waits her turn to go up in the United Way balloon, which is anchored in a Metro public works yard on Lesli(...)
'It's my turn next . . .' Jillian Aimis, 7, waits her turn to go up in the United Way balloon, which is anchored in a Metro public works yard on Lesli(...)

'It's my turn next . . .' Jillian Aimis, 7, waits her turn to go up in the United Way balloon, which is anchored in a Metro public works yard on Lesli(...)

Date8/29/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: 'It's my turn next . . .' Jillian Aimis; 7; waits her turn to go up in the United Way balloon; which is anchored in a Metro public works yard on Leslie St. She was one of 80 children given rides yesterday as part of the 1973 campaign of the United Way; formerly the United Appeal; which hopes to raise $14;826;000 in Metro for its 78 agencies.
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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_0115760F
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