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Judge rules he's a happy dad. I'm very happy to be starting a second family, Judge George Gardhouse, 62, said after his wife Charline gave birth to Fr(...)
Judge rules he's a happy dad. I'm very happy to be starting a second family, Judge George Gardhouse, 62, said after his wife Charline gave birth to Fr(...)

Judge rules he's a happy dad. I'm very happy to be starting a second family, Judge George Gardhouse, 62, said after his wife Charline gave birth to Fr(...)

Date1/7/1971
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Original Toronto Star caption: Judge rules he's a happy dad. I'm very happy to be starting a second family; Judge George Gardhouse; 62; said after his wife Charline gave birth to Frances Caroline at Toronto Western Hospital. Gardhouses have four other children from their previous marriages.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0049145F
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