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Temporary home in doctor's vacant office has been made available Mrs
Temporary home in doctor's vacant office has been made available Mrs

Temporary home in doctor's vacant office has been made available Mrs

Date5/6/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: Temporary home in doctor's vacant office has been made available Mrs. Ella Louise Parker and her two teenage children. Dr. Thomas chats with Mrs. Parker after rescuing family from a tent near the Scarborough Civic Centre where they had been living since Monday to protest what she called unfair treatment by Ontario Housing Corp. At least I'll be in a nice warm place; Mrs. Parker said. [Incomplete]
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0008646F
Temporary home in doctor's vacant office has been made available to Mrs
Temporary home in doctor's vacant office has been made available to Mrs
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