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Decked out in fluffy rabbit ears, Vivian Papadakos of Centennial College joins kids from Morse St
Decked out in fluffy rabbit ears, Vivian Papadakos of Centennial College joins kids from Morse St

Decked out in fluffy rabbit ears, Vivian Papadakos of Centennial College joins kids from Morse St

Date1/29/1993
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Original Toronto Star caption: Decked out in fluffy rabbit ears; Vivian Papadakos of Centennial College joins kids from Morse St. Junior Public School for Toon Town Winter Carnival at Jimmie Simpson Recreation Centre on Queens St. E.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0004563F
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