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Quick work: Constable Glenn MacDonald pointed out oncoming truck
Quick work: Constable Glenn MacDonald pointed out oncoming truck

Quick work: Constable Glenn MacDonald pointed out oncoming truck

Date5/10/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Quick work: Constable Glenn MacDonald pointed out oncoming truck.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0027691F
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To L.R. Saunders, secretary-treasurer of Allied Collection Agencies, for remainging unfrffled despite his company's freqent appaearance in the columns of help wanted. Allied agreed to stop dunning Orfeo Avaro for $4.60 when help wanted pointed out that Mrs. Avaro was sure he had never ordered lihgt bulbs by mail and, when they did arrive, had promptly mailed them back. In his next appearance, Mr. Saunders sent $3,71 to the STar Wilson had mistakely overpaid.
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