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November 25, 1961 (Creation)
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6 photographs : b&w negatives ; 6 x 6 cm
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Envelope scanned as TIF files March 2018.
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Photos missing from envelope appeared on Page 21 of the Monday, November 27, 1961 edition of the newspaper as part of the article: "More Than 60,000 Line Parade Route to Hail Santa Claus".
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Photo caption from two published photos [see 61-1187_002 for closest version of one of the photos]: "Crowds as much as eight deep in many places lined King Street in Kitchener and Waterloo Saturday to see the Twin Cities' first Santa Claus parade in 10 years. Many were from outside centres."
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Photo caption from three missing photos [no suitable substitutes]: "The float entered by CKKW, Frosty the Snowman (left) was names best in the parade. The floats of the Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Record were not entered in the competition."
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Photo caption from three missing photos [no suitable substitutes]: "Children had the front row, some even front row seats for the parade and laughed happily at the antics of the more than 80 clowns who marched the full route from Kitchener to Waterloo."
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Goudies Department Store; Tamblyn Drugs; Young's Jewellers; Englert's Gift Shop; Oswald's Book Store; Herman Lippert's Men's Wear; and Grafton's visible in background of some of the published images".