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Rain couldn't cancel this picnic
Rain couldn't cancel this picnic

Rain couldn't cancel this picnic

Date9/13/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Rain couldn't cancel this picnic. Under sheltering umbrella held by Jam Stocker, Arbishop Philip Pocock chats with Barbara Misztal, 16, Henry Checko, 17, and Krys Kaleta, 15, at Centre Island Sunday after saying mass at St. Stanislaus Parish Credit Union picnic. The credit union, with over 11,000 members from Metro's Polish community is North America's largest ethnic credit union. Picnic marked 25th anniversary.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0074056F
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