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Welcome aboard: Dave and Irene Lewis have operated the Milton Bus Lines since 1973 and they've kept the operation a friendly one. Before town grew in size, buses stopped at a wave of hand and passengers were put down at their front doors.

Picture, 1986
Denis Leary: The most convincing pitchman for tobacco since Rod Serling.

Picture, 1993
Best fan: Mike Stojanovic get a kiss from his best fan; 3-year-old son Doug; after soccer team arrived at Toronto International Airport to a quiet reception last night.

Picture, 1981
Elsie Laverty helps her wheelchair-bound daughter Kelly with therapy

Picture, 1985
Talk about luck!: Welland widow Rose Arteau, 63, holds a Wintario cheque for $100,000 as she calls friends to tell them of her good fortune. When she went to get tickets last Friday for this week's draw, the store owner offered her a sealed book from the draw the night before. She took it - and found it held a $100,000 winning number.

Picture, 1982
All set to roll: Ted Greenslade; his wife and the family cat check out the trunk of their 10-year-old Meteor which they expect will take them in safety and comfort to the coast of British Columbia.

Picture, 1981
In the family: When soprano Mary Lou Fallis; left; showed talent as a singer; she hot her first lessons from her grandmother; Jennie Bouck; seated; who plays the organ and has led several Toronto choirs. Mother; Lois Fallis; teaches music at a public school and writes songs for children.

Picture, 1983
Murder trial: Maisie Clark; left; testified yesterday that she taped love trysts she had with her ex-husband. Clark is charged with the murder of her ex-husband's wife.

Picture, 1981
World War II Veteran John Mitchell, in his dress uniform of the Black Watch Regiment, pays tribute to his fallen comrades as he joins in Remembrance Day services today at the cenotaph in front of old city hall. Hundreds of people of all ages stood in chilling sleet to pay their respects. Stories, page 4.

Picture, 1983
Alvin Curling: Provincial housing minister says funds to fix rundown housing are coming.

Picture, 1984

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