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Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Harbourfront - 1987

Picture, 1987
What a fun guy! Scarborough Mayor Gus Harris kicks up his heels alongside his sporty Toyota Celica coupe. It's his own car and he says chauffeur-driven limousines are a waste of time. "You have these fellows sitting six hours at Metro waiting for their masters." Cars for Metro's mayors range from Art Eggleton's city-owned Chrysler to Alan Tonks' own Pontiac.

Picture, 1986
What's up? A newly hatched cockatiel takes a look at the world as he stands on the hand of John Bennett, the birdman of Durham. The Uxbridge resident imports and breeds exotic birds and has a stock of 400 feathered friends ranging from finches to toucans.

Picture, 1982
Dr. Donald McLachlan: Centre's director believes breakthrough is possible in understanding Alzheimer's Disease, which can strike the middle-aged or elderly, such as woman shown above.

Picture, 1987
Murder suspect: Rob Baltovich; 25; is brought into No. 41 Division headquarters today; charged with murdering University of Toronto student Elizabeth Bain; 23.

Picture, 1990
The eyes have it: Conservative leader Grossman, left, thanks a supporter during his nomination meeting last night for the St. Andrew-St. Patrick riding. He told some 175 Tories he would establish an emergency housing directorate in Ontario municipalities to help the homeless find shelter.

Picture, 1987
Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Harbourfront - 1987

Picture, 1987
Serious blow: Orioles second baseman Billy Ripken is checked by the Baltimore trainer in first inning of game last night at Exhibition Stadium after he hurt himself trying to field a ground ball hit by Tony Fernandez. He was taken to hospital and was found to have a torn lateral ligament in his rights ankle and will be out the rest of the season. The Jays won 6-2 behind former Oriole Mike Flanagan.

Picture, 1987
Ottawa-bound: Cerebral palsy victim John Kellerman was determined to get to the Conservative convention in Ottawa, even though VIA Rail refused to take his electric cart. Disregarding the danger, he set out by road. However, a shipping company stepped in and is flying him to the capital.

Picture, 1983
How about a seat: Lorraine Slater is shown with some of the wheelchairs that are loaned out as part of the equipment program at the Scarborough branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society.

Picture, 1986

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