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May Day march to Lumberman's Arch
May Day march to Lumberman's Arch
May Day march to Lumberman's Arch - [Mike Kramer]
May Day march to Lumberman's Arch
May Day march to Lumberman's Arch
May Day march to Lumberman's Arch
May Day march to Lumberman's Arch
May Day march to Lumberman's Arch
May Day march to Lumberman's Arch
May Day march to Lumberman's Arch
May Day march to Lumberman's Arch
May Day march to Lumberman's Arch
May Day march to Lumberman's Arch
May Day march to Lumberman's Arch
COPE [Committee of Progressive Electors] office following suspected arson (April 29/83)
COPE [Committee of Progressive Electors] office following suspected arson (April 29/83)
COPE [Committee of Progressive Electors] office following suspected arson (April 29/83)
Victoria Walk for Peace, Centennial Square
Victoria Walk for Peace, Centennial Square
Victoria Walk for Peace, Centennial Square
Victoria Walk for Peace, Centennial Square
Speakers, performers at rally following Walk for Peace - Ed McCurdy
Speakers, performers at rally following Walk for Peace - Mike Kramer
Speakers, performers at rally following Walk for Peace - Pastor Morar Murray-Hayes
Speakers, performers at rally following Walk for Peace - Ed McCurdy, Tom Hawkes

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