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Butler emeritus: Miroslav Stojanovich, 68, is now a steward at Massey College but for years he was Vincent Massey's butler. It's a good profession, he says, but nobody wants to do the work anymore.

Picture, 1980

Gregory Sanders

Picture, 1990

Architect Irving Grossman, who believes high-rise apartments should provide residents with a feeling of identification, discusses plans for the YWCA's 14-storey complex for single working people with two of his advisers. The girls, Laurell Ritchie (left) and Mary Carey are part of a team helping to make the apartments ideal for young single working people who have to live in Toronto on limited budgets.

Picture, 1972

Growing fast: John Stodgell, new chairman of the Investment Dealers Association of Canada, has seen his firm, Walwyn Stodgell Murray Ltd., grow from tiny securities firm to one of Canada's larger brokerage houses through series of mergers.

Picture, 1980

Not alone: Mark Sanderson, 20, a Seneca College student, will speak at a symposium April 29 on how he's learned to overcome his learning disability.

Picture, 1991

Computer-timekeeper keeps track of flexible hours. Geoff Fitzgibbon of Flextime says 190 companies in Canada use it

Picture, 1978

Safe and sound: Deanne and David Brandt at home with twins Andrew and Graeme.

Picture, 1990

James Guillet holds container of concentrate crystals of discovery that allows plastic to disintegrate in sun over short period of time when mixed with raw material prior to manufacture.

Picture, 1976

Michael Stoewner: University student claims he was beaten by an off-duty Metro policeman.

Picture, 1987

Ned Santarossa, Canamould Extrusions Inc

Picture, 1997

Too many takeovers: Canada's business environment if littered with high technology companies which are surrendering to (foreign) acquisition as the only way to get needed capital, says a report prepared by Patricia Johnston for the Toronto to Stock Exchange. TSE chairman Hugh, McMahon, seen here with Johnston, says the TSE may make changes in listing requirements to encourage equity investment in small Canadian companies.

Picture, 1980

Al Ferris

Picture, 1993

Wally Sparks. He managed to quit

Picture, 1972

Dr. Peter Breggin of Washington D.C., He opposes experimental brain surgery

Picture, 1973

Albert, a great dane, gets a bath from Carol and Jamie Parker who have operated a boarding kennel for pets in North York for the past 10 years. A new ranch-style kennel building just being completed offers pets central-heating and air-conditionting. Menus for the boarders include mashed potatoes, roast beef, barbecued chicken, fried calves brains and whipped cream.

Picture, 1973

llest warden in Ontario Herbert Merry was chosen yesterday by Halon county council at Milton. The Oakville reeve, who has been on county coucil for eight years, is six feet, seven.

Picture, 1965

Penny Wise: Blake Goldring, president of AGF Management Ltd., teaches daughters Georgina, 6, left, Arabella. 5, and Serena, 2. I want to learn it's not easy to come by.

Picture, 1998

Moment of anger for one grad. Honors student Kenneth Everett Stone, 21, angrily rips up his diploma on the platform in front of faculty members during University of Toronto convocation yesterday. He called BA degree in political science worthless scrap of paper.

Picture, 1968

Rescuing the fallen: Bankruptcy trustee Cyril Sapiro says declaring you can't pay your debts is a terrible, stressful experience that is hitting more people every week in a tight economy.

Picture, 1990

Repaying a debt that he feels he owes mankind, Joseph Sallos lectures about Bolivia. Proceeds will go to build a floating medical clinic for natives on Amazon.

Picture, 1970

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Butler emeritus: Miroslav Stojanovich, 68, is now a steward at Massey College but for years he was Vincent Massey's butler. It's a good profession, he says, but nobody wants to do the work anymore.

Gregory Sanders

Growing fast: John Stodgell, new chairman of the Investment Dealers Association of Canada, has seen his firm, Walwyn Stodgell Murray Ltd., grow from tiny securities firm to one of Canada's larger brokerage houses through series of mergers.

Not alone: Mark Sanderson, 20, a Seneca College student, will speak at a symposium April 29 on how he's learned to overcome his learning disability.

Computer-timekeeper keeps track of flexible hours. Geoff Fitzgibbon of Flextime says 190 companies in Canada use it

Safe and sound: Deanne and David Brandt at home with twins Andrew and Graeme.

James Guillet holds container of concentrate crystals of discovery that allows plastic to disintegrate in sun over short period of time when mixed with raw material prior to manufacture.

Michael Stoewner: University student claims he was beaten by an off-duty Metro policeman.

Ned Santarossa, Canamould Extrusions Inc

Al Ferris

Wally Sparks. He managed to quit

Dr. Peter Breggin of Washington D.C., He opposes experimental brain surgery

llest warden in Ontario Herbert Merry was chosen yesterday by Halon county council at Milton. The Oakville reeve, who has been on county coucil for eight years, is six feet, seven.

Penny Wise: Blake Goldring, president of AGF Management Ltd., teaches daughters Georgina, 6, left, Arabella. 5, and Serena, 2. I want to learn it's not easy to come by.

Moment of anger for one grad. Honors student Kenneth Everett Stone, 21, angrily rips up his diploma on the platform in front of faculty members during University of Toronto convocation yesterday. He called BA degree in political science worthless scrap of paper.

Rescuing the fallen: Bankruptcy trustee Cyril Sapiro says declaring you can't pay your debts is a terrible, stressful experience that is hitting more people every week in a tight economy.

Repaying a debt that he feels he owes mankind, Joseph Sallos lectures about Bolivia. Proceeds will go to build a floating medical clinic for natives on Amazon.

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