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Faye MacGlauchian, a trooper with the Governor-General's Horse Guards, finds adjusting her hat a little tricky at the Simcoe Day fun yesterday at Todmorden Mills
Faye MacGlauchian, a trooper with the Governor-General's Horse Guards, finds adjusting her hat a little tricky at the Simcoe Day fun yesterday at Todmorden Mills

Faye MacGlauchian, a trooper with the Governor-General's Horse Guards, finds adjusting her hat a little tricky at the Simcoe Day fun yesterday at Todmorden Mills

Date8/6/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: Faye MacGlauchian; a trooper with the Governor-General's Horse Guards; finds adjusting her hat a little tricky at the Simcoe Day fun yesterday at Todmorden Mills.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0001952F
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