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A new bus specially equipped for the handicapped was put into use yesterday as soon as it was officially presented by Lyndhurst Hospital. A. L. H. Har(...)
A new bus specially equipped for the handicapped was put into use yesterday as soon as it was officially presented by Lyndhurst Hospital. A. L. H. Har(...)

A new bus specially equipped for the handicapped was put into use yesterday as soon as it was officially presented by Lyndhurst Hospital. A. L. H. Har(...)

Date6/18/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: A new bus specially equipped for the handicapped was put into use yesterday as soon as it was officially presented by Lyndhurst Hospital. A. L. H. Harris (left); president of Hospital Special Needs Inc.; operated the lift device for Gerald F. Clarke (centre); the executive officer of the Ontario Advisory Council on the Physically Handicapped; while former wrestler Whipper Billy Watson helped with wheelchair.
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