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What does it take to get elected as a new MPP? A lot of time and a lot of help-and a willingness to try again if you lose, as Roy McMurtry, right, fou(...)
What does it take to get elected as a new MPP? A lot of time and a lot of help-and a willingness to try again if you lose, as Roy McMurtry, right, fou(...)

What does it take to get elected as a new MPP? A lot of time and a lot of help-and a willingness to try again if you lose, as Roy McMurtry, right, fou(...)

Date9/18/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: What does it take to get elected as a new MPP? A lot of time and a lot of help-and a willingness to try again if you lose, as Roy McMurtry, right, found. With him as he thanks supporters in Eglinton are his wife Ria and the riding's former member, Len Reilly.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0067575F
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