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Politics and a family go together for Nola Sam Crewe, no ordinary housewife and mother
Politics and a family go together for Nola Sam Crewe, no ordinary housewife and mother

Politics and a family go together for Nola Sam Crewe, no ordinary housewife and mother

Date5/25/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: Politics and a family go together for Nola Sam Crewe, no ordinary housewife and mother. Mrs. Crewe's the Progressive Conservative candidate in Riverdale riding running against long-time incumbent, the NDP's Jim Renwick. Her husband, Harold Nelson, production editor for CBC-TV's national news is looking after children, Derby, 13, Kate, 11, Martha, 9, Verity, 4, Tory, 2, while she campaigns.
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Two views, Nola Crewe (left), who chairs board, represents a backlash against NDP-dominated politics but Trustee Fiona Nelson says nothing is more political than education
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