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The wildlife is one of the attractions for Charlotte who has returned to Tapawingo for a fifth summer.
Thestar.com - Home Page Leslie Ferenc 2011
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It's where she reconnects with old friends - like her pal from Kenya who she only sees at Tapawingo - and makes new ones.
Thestar.com - Home Page Leslie Ferenc 2011
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The mom in Lake Tapawingo had tried everything to help her 40-year-old son.
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The mom in Lake Tapawingo had tried everything to help her 40-year-old son.
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It may take a few more years before Charlotte recognizes how she's blossoming at Tapawingo.
Thestar.com - Home Page Leslie Ferenc 2011
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Her mother Trish was a camper and counsellor at Tapawingo.
Thestar.com - Home Page Leslie Ferenc 2011
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The McMichael Canadian Art Collection is housed in the former home of Robert and Signe McMichael who had named their home in Kleinburg, just north of Toronto, Tapawingo, a native word for "place of joy."
Thestar.com - Home Page Peter Edwards 2011
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Tapawingo name plate when cleaning out a home on the lake in 1950.
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The board also took under advisement three bids for a Tapawingo Park project, which would build a concrete vault in the park's ice rink.
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By the 1950′s, the Mission Society’s Harlem Unit had also developed several innovative leadership training programs, including the Tapawingo Honor Society, the Order of the Feather Fraternity, and the Cadet Corps.
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