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Hundreds of entries in Enigma's biggest-ever free-weekend-in-Montreal limerick contest were judged last week by Paul Raynor of VIA Rail, left, Pamela (...)
Hundreds of entries in Enigma's biggest-ever free-weekend-in-Montreal limerick contest were judged last week by Paul Raynor of VIA Rail, left, Pamela (...)

Hundreds of entries in Enigma's biggest-ever free-weekend-in-Montreal limerick contest were judged last week by Paul Raynor of VIA Rail, left, Pamela (...)

Date11/10/1981
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Original Toronto Star caption: Hundreds of entries in Enigma's biggest-ever free-weekend-in-Montreal limerick contest were judged last week by Paul Raynor of VIA Rail; left; Pamela Jackson of the Sheraton Centre; and Enigma's own Stan Fisher.
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If there was one lesson at the weekend Conservative convention in Ottawa, it was that leadership races can turn hundreds of thousands of dollars worth(...)
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