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People Patterns

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In Timmins, Parry Sound, and Picton, "People Patterns" documents some of the festivities that mark each town's celebration of a special anniversary. Timmins is 75 years old, Parry Sound is 100, and Picton celebrates its 150th year.
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Jul 30, 1990
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