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Mayoral candidate John Sewell, middle, chats with one of about 500 people who turned up for political walk in Beaches area
Mayoral candidate John Sewell, middle, chats with one of about 500 people who turned up for political walk in Beaches area

Mayoral candidate John Sewell, middle, chats with one of about 500 people who turned up for political walk in Beaches area

Date11/5/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: Mayoral candidate John Sewell, middle, chats with one of about 500 people who turned up for political walk in Beaches area.
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