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Sara at the helm: Sara Henderson-Neale, 12, jumps right into her job as police chief for a day yesterday at the desk of Chief William McCormack
Sara at the helm: Sara Henderson-Neale, 12, jumps right into her job as police chief for a day yesterday at the desk of Chief William McCormack

Sara at the helm: Sara Henderson-Neale, 12, jumps right into her job as police chief for a day yesterday at the desk of Chief William McCormack

Date1/30/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Sara at the helm: Sara Henderson-Neale, 12, jumps right into her job as police chief for a day yesterday at the desk of Chief William McCormack.
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