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Busy Day: Ann Easveid, with grandchild at left, looks after mother, Anne Burgess, B2, who has Alzheimer's
Busy Day: Ann Easveid, with grandchild at left, looks after mother, Anne Burgess, B2, who has Alzheimer's

Busy Day: Ann Easveid, with grandchild at left, looks after mother, Anne Burgess, B2, who has Alzheimer's

Date9/24/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Busy Day: Ann Easveid; with grandchild at left; looks after mother; Anne Burgess; B2; who has Alzheimer's.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0115783F
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