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Margaret Stead was lucky enough to be tients in Metro who will begin new lives as tions this year, from people other the [Incomplete]
Margaret Stead was lucky enough to be tients in Metro who will begin new lives as tions this year, from people other the [Incomplete]

Margaret Stead was lucky enough to be tients in Metro who will begin new lives as tions this year, from people other the [Incomplete]

Date12/10/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: Margaret Stead was lucky enough to be tients in Metro who will begin new lives as tions this year, from people other the [Incomplete]
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Former patients: Shirley Johnson and Fred Serafino of Hamilton say they are piecing together their shock-shattered lives, years after having electro-convulsive therapy
Former patients: Shirley Johnson and Fred Serafino of Hamilton say they are piecing together their shock-shattered lives, years after having electro-convulsive therapy
12/16/1983
Counselling a woman on birth control, Dallas Petroff of Planned Parenthood says not enough women who stop using the pill adopt other birth control met(...)
Counselling a woman on birth control, Dallas Petroff of Planned Parenthood says not enough women who stop using the pill adopt other birth control met(...)
4/21/1978
Sprit still lives
Sprit still lives
5/19/1983
Tiffany Dawe (with mother Linda) lives in co-op Dalhaeko
Tiffany Dawe (with mother Linda) lives in co-op Dalhaeko
2/23/1995
Caroline Dioane lives in co-op Dalhaeko
Caroline Dioane lives in co-op Dalhaeko
2/23/1995
Young patient gets an outing, Four-year-old Joann Armsworthy, who's in Princess Margaret Hospital for treatment, gets a ride through Allan Gardens yes(...)
Young patient gets an outing, Four-year-old Joann Armsworthy, who's in Princess Margaret Hospital for treatment, gets a ride through Allan Gardens yes(...)
6/10/1973
Back on top: Agnes Pretty, who was told she had three weeks to live two years ago, successfully fought acute leukemia and opened her own real estate firm last year
Back on top: Agnes Pretty, who was told she had three weeks to live two years ago, successfully fought acute leukemia and opened her own real estate firm last year
10/9/1986
Joan Almey enjoys a tender moment with her 7-year-old son, Tommy, who wasn't expected to survive the genetic disorder trisomy 13. He has every right to live, she says
Joan Almey enjoys a tender moment with her 7-year-old son, Tommy, who wasn't expected to survive the genetic disorder trisomy 13. He has every right to live, she says
1/16/1992
At funeral of heart donor who gave her husband, Henry Taylor, a new chance to live as result of heart transplant, Mrs
At funeral of heart donor who gave her husband, Henry Taylor, a new chance to live as result of heart transplant, Mrs
10/31/1968
A thief and his victim face each other: Ron Darling, right, lost $2,400 when cheques were forged over his name. David, left, one of the men who did it, is working to pay back part of that money. He holds a job by day and lives in special quarters by night as part of a program new to Metro.
A thief and his victim face each other: Ron Darling, right, lost $2,400 when cheques were forged over his name. David, left, one of the men who did it, is working to pay back part of that money. He holds a job by day and lives in special quarters by night as part of a program new to Metro.
7/4/1978
Berry picker, If you are lucky enough to know friends who live in the country, or have lush berry bushes, do plead with them to go out picking. It's fun and it's healthy
Berry picker, If you are lucky enough to know friends who live in the country, or have lush berry bushes, do plead with them to go out picking. It's fun and it's healthy
8/3/1967
Along with 135,000 other people in Metro, Kelly Pykerman, 28, lives on unemployment insurance
Along with 135,000 other people in Metro, Kelly Pykerman, 28, lives on unemployment insurance
4/11/1975