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A grey cup party - for mental health
A grey cup party - for mental health

A grey cup party - for mental health

Date11/23/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: A grey cup party - for mental health. Former Toronto controller Margaret Campbell has a solution for fans who can't get into the Grey Cup game. She's a director of the Metro branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association and it's throwing a Grey Cup Madness party at the Palais Royale at the same time as Saturday's game. She's shown with Metro Chairman Albert Campbell after yesterday's kickoff of Grey Cup week at City Hall.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0036093F
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