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In Radio . . ., She's Lynn Higgins, program organizer for CBC-Radio's five-day-a week afternoon program Matinee
In Radio . . ., She's Lynn Higgins, program organizer for CBC-Radio's five-day-a week afternoon program Matinee

In Radio . . ., She's Lynn Higgins, program organizer for CBC-Radio's five-day-a week afternoon program Matinee

Date10/26/1966
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Original Toronto Star caption: In Radio . . .; She's Lynn Higgins; program organizer for CBC-Radio's five-day-a week afternoon program Matinee.
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