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From the U.S.: Galen Weston (second from right) talked with a Richmond, Va., family, after shareholders quizzed him yesterday. Douglas and Dorothy McM(...)
From the U.S.: Galen Weston (second from right) talked with a Richmond, Va., family, after shareholders quizzed him yesterday. Douglas and Dorothy McM(...)

From the U.S.: Galen Weston (second from right) talked with a Richmond, Va., family, after shareholders quizzed him yesterday. Douglas and Dorothy McM(...)

Date5/7/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: From the U.S.: Galen Weston (second from right) talked with a Richmond, Va., family, after shareholders quizzed him yesterday. Douglas and Dorothy McMullen and their daughter Donna Schaaf (left) renewed acquaintances with the chairman of George Weston Ltd.
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