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Tom, 1957-1960, Canada

p. 278- "We were treated to a light lunch and an opportunity to pick any item of clothing we desired." </br>Tom in his new clothes.
p. 278- "We were treated to a light lunch and an opportunity to pick any item of clothing we desired."
Tom in his new clothes.
p. 289- "I could not see spending two to three dollars at a car wash. Instead, I bought a rope and a bucket and made it a routine to drive down to the St. Lawrence River on Saturday mornings to wash the Blue Beauty."</br>Photo of Blue Beauty.
p. 289- "I could not see spending two to three dollars at a car wash. Instead, I bought a rope and a bucket and made it a routine to drive down to the St. Lawrence River on Saturday mornings to wash the Blue Beauty."
Photo of Blue Beauty.
p. 293- "I liked the small Côte des Neiges Presbyterian Church, where a young elder named Derek reached out to me."
p. 293- "I liked the small Côte des Neiges Presbyterian Church, where a young elder named Derek reached out to me."
p. 294- "I kept in touch with Mother mainly by phone, which by now I could afford. She was doing well but hoped to join me one day." </br>Barbara in front of her shop in Budapest.
p. 294- "I kept in touch with Mother mainly by phone, which by now I could afford. She was doing well but hoped to join me one day."
Barbara in front of her shop in Budapest.

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