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- Testimonial Committee (l to r) Front: George Whalen, James King, Thomas Sheridan, Back: Eileen Duggan, Ruth Camelio, John Kennedy, Sophie Minko, John Tobin, Bob Duggan - November 13, 1977&#13;
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