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Narendra Sankar

Picture, 1997

Commander Paul Guindon, Honnah Peck

Picture, 1997

Honesty rewarded: Luke Scheuer, 8, who turned in $75,000 of jewelry he found that was stolen from the Canadian Bank of Commerce, was given a $500 bank account yesterday by manager Jim Brown of the Bathurst and Dupont Sts. branch. He also received some Blue Jays hats and balls.

Picture, 1986

Survivor - Dr. henryk Fenigstein. He holds a reproduction of a painting done in the ghetto

Picture, 1968

Douglas Burrows, Keep up with the times

Picture, 1972

Saul Goldkind has a Chargex card in his jewelry and gift store on Danforth Ave. but he says he can't tell you if it works. How can he, he asks, if he's only seen two cards since the plan started six months ago?

Picture, 1969

Lookalike?: John William Shane, right, poses in dark glasses and clothing similar to that worn by a robber who was caught on film by a bank camera at the Royal Bank Plaza in 1985, left photo. Shane ended up behind bars when acquaintances who saw the picture taken in the bank, thought it looked like him and tipped off the Crime Stoppers program.

Picture, 1987

New elbow: Ben Magri, 19, with Dr. Robert Bell, has his right arm in a cast at Mt. Sinai Hospital after the world's first elbow transplant.

Picture, 1989

Help yourself: Dr, Norman Forman urges women clients to take a consumer's approach to buying psychiatric treatment

Picture, 1979

Dream comes true: Sjoerd (Johny) Bruggenkamp of the Netherlands and his stepmother Marion Cates embrace yesterday at Pearson International Airport as they met for the first time.

Picture, 1987

He wants money: Dr. Mario Piacenza of the southern Italian town of Altomonte is in Toronto lookin for funds to build a school for peasant children. He's hoping to get it from the parents of the children he's leading here - natives of Alomonte who left their home town for North America. So far, he's visited 7 cities on a 3-month North American tour but has raised only $2,000 of the $20,000 he needs. He's had a picnic with Altomonteans here and plans another one.

Picture, 1969

Sada Nagendran I spend every penny I make, there are on savings. Sada (Nage) Nagendran, 55, lives with his wife, Rajamani, 46, and three children Ravi, 19, Ragini, 18 and Shanthini, 12 in a two - bedroom apartment in Scarborough. equipped with a university history degre from his native Sri Lanka and 15 years teaching experience in Zambia, he came to Canada in 1990 and has worked at a number of low-paying jobs. [Incomplete]

Picture, 1992

After 62 years of peddling newspaper the streets of downtown Toronto, Ed Harris 70 tomorrow and will retire next Saturday. For years, his office has been outside the Park Plaza where yesterday he said goodby to Bob Sault, a Bloor St. businessman he's seen every day for years. [Incomplete]

Picture, 1976

Prescribes no drugs: Dr. Eric Shrubb, president of the Ontario Naturopathic Association, says levels of public health are deteriorating due to overuse of drugs. Shrubb treats patients with vitamins, minerals and herbal remedies.

Picture, 1981

Michael Sheppard

Picture, 1993

Victor Schwartzman, volunteer with Unemployment Help Centre, helps people handle claims.

Picture, 1978

Running the show: Dennis McPherson is hard at work in the Weechi-it-te-win office co-ordinating the efforts of the 10 Rainy River Indian bands affiliated with the Rainy Lake Region Tribal Chiefs.

Picture, 1984

Not impressed: Robert Fothergill sees nothing of benefit for his family as he, his wife Eleanor Dudar and their sons Patrick, 7, and Simon, 3, watch details of the new budget unfold last night. As a whole, the budget contained too much for business and to

Picture, 1985

Tiny interior: Hair stylist Paul King surveys his narrow house from the dining area, which is not quite 6 feet wide.

Picture, 1992

Hugh Bruce, Unavailable, out of town

Picture, 1969

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Narendra Sankar

Commander Paul Guindon, Honnah Peck

Honesty rewarded: Luke Scheuer, 8, who turned in $75,000 of jewelry he found that was stolen from the Canadian Bank of Commerce, was given a $500 bank account yesterday by manager Jim Brown of the Bathurst and Dupont Sts. branch. He also received some Blue Jays hats and balls.

Survivor - Dr. henryk Fenigstein. He holds a reproduction of a painting done in the ghetto

Douglas Burrows, Keep up with the times

Saul Goldkind has a Chargex card in his jewelry and gift store on Danforth Ave. but he says he can't tell you if it works. How can he, he asks, if he's only seen two cards since the plan started six months ago?

New elbow: Ben Magri, 19, with Dr. Robert Bell, has his right arm in a cast at Mt. Sinai Hospital after the world's first elbow transplant.

Help yourself: Dr, Norman Forman urges women clients to take a consumer's approach to buying psychiatric treatment

Dream comes true: Sjoerd (Johny) Bruggenkamp of the Netherlands and his stepmother Marion Cates embrace yesterday at Pearson International Airport as they met for the first time.

After 62 years of peddling newspaper the streets of downtown Toronto, Ed Harris 70 tomorrow and will retire next Saturday. For years, his office has been outside the Park Plaza where yesterday he said goodby to Bob Sault, a Bloor St. businessman he's seen every day for years. [Incomplete]

Prescribes no drugs: Dr. Eric Shrubb, president of the Ontario Naturopathic Association, says levels of public health are deteriorating due to overuse of drugs. Shrubb treats patients with vitamins, minerals and herbal remedies.

Michael Sheppard

Victor Schwartzman, volunteer with Unemployment Help Centre, helps people handle claims.

Running the show: Dennis McPherson is hard at work in the Weechi-it-te-win office co-ordinating the efforts of the 10 Rainy River Indian bands affiliated with the Rainy Lake Region Tribal Chiefs.

Not impressed: Robert Fothergill sees nothing of benefit for his family as he, his wife Eleanor Dudar and their sons Patrick, 7, and Simon, 3, watch details of the new budget unfold last night. As a whole, the budget contained too much for business and to

Tiny interior: Hair stylist Paul King surveys his narrow house from the dining area, which is not quite 6 feet wide.

Hugh Bruce, Unavailable, out of town

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