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Olympians get a $5,000 boost. Jim Worrall (left), president of Canadian Olympic Association, receives cheque for $5,000 from Metro Chairman Wm. Allen (...)
Olympians get a $5,000 boost. Jim Worrall (left), president of Canadian Olympic Association, receives cheque for $5,000 from Metro Chairman Wm. Allen (...)

Olympians get a $5,000 boost. Jim Worrall (left), president of Canadian Olympic Association, receives cheque for $5,000 from Metro Chairman Wm. Allen (...)

Date5/26/1964
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Original Toronto Star caption: Olympians get a $5,000 boost. Jim Worrall (left), president of Canadian Olympic Association, receives cheque for $5,000 from Metro Chairman Wm. Allen at city hall yesterday. Money will be used to send Canadians to 1964 Olympic Games in Toyko in October.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0090057F
Jim Worrall (left) president Canadian Olympic Association
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