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Two lucky ones are Rianna McNamara, left, and Roger Braithwaite, right, who have been legally adopted
Two lucky ones are Rianna McNamara, left, and Roger Braithwaite, right, who have been legally adopted

Two lucky ones are Rianna McNamara, left, and Roger Braithwaite, right, who have been legally adopted

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Original Toronto Star caption: Two lucky ones are Rianna McNamara, left, and Roger Braithwaite, right, who have been legally adopted. The McNamaras are White, the Braithwaites, Negro. [Incomplete]
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Two lucky ones are Rianna McNamara, left, and Roger Braithwaite, right, who have been legally adopted
Two lucky ones are Rianna McNamara, left, and Roger Braithwaite, right, who have been legally adopted
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Lucky ones: Three men who managed to get a job for the day file into a west-end warehouse
Lucky ones: Three men who managed to get a job for the day file into a west-end warehouse
12/12/1990
One of the lucky ones
One of the lucky ones
2/14/1980
The lucky ones, Krystyna Bienias, daughter Marta and husband Janusz look at book on Canada, their new home
The lucky ones, Krystyna Bienias, daughter Marta and husband Janusz look at book on Canada, their new home
12/11/1981
In ward 7, in Toronto's inner city, two candidates for alderman-Karl Jaffary (left) and John Sewell (right) - have been leaders in fight against high-(...)
In ward 7, in Toronto's inner city, two candidates for alderman-Karl Jaffary (left) and John Sewell (right) - have been leaders in fight against high-(...)
10/4/1972
Two orphans from South Viet Nam are happily settled into the family of Alice and Lee Whitney, who also have four daughters - two of them adopted. Whit(...)
Two orphans from South Viet Nam are happily settled into the family of Alice and Lee Whitney, who also have four daughters - two of them adopted. Whit(...)
4/14/1975
Jack Van Evera. I was petrified. Remember ladies and gentlemen, you only have one life to live and if you play your cards right, one's enough
Jack Van Evera. I was petrified. Remember ladies and gentlemen, you only have one life to live and if you play your cards right, one's enough
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Job hunting: 'The new ones are the most depressing because they're people who worked steadily for 10 or 12 years and suddenly they've been laid off,' says welfare worker Rochelle Winnick
Job hunting: 'The new ones are the most depressing because they're people who worked steadily for 10 or 12 years and suddenly they've been laid off,' says welfare worker Rochelle Winnick
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There are no bigger or more responsible jobs these days than the ones held by these two men
There are no bigger or more responsible jobs these days than the ones held by these two men
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Sister Theresa Khen, one of nine nuns who care for 1,245 young orphans, walks with two little ones
Sister Theresa Khen, one of nine nuns who care for 1,245 young orphans, walks with two little ones
2/20/1973
Courageous victim: Marg Lawson, 22, her mother at her bedside in Sunnybrook Medical Centre, said yesterday she was feeling great after surgery and feeling lucky not to have been hurt worse in a bike accident that left her paralyzed in both legs
Courageous victim: Marg Lawson, 22, her mother at her bedside in Sunnybrook Medical Centre, said yesterday she was feeling great after surgery and feeling lucky not to have been hurt worse in a bike accident that left her paralyzed in both legs
7/7/1983
Discussing the planned congress with youth chairman Janis Waithe, right, are high school students Carol Campbell, left, and Diana Braithwaite. Janis i(...)
Discussing the planned congress with youth chairman Janis Waithe, right, are high school students Carol Campbell, left, and Diana Braithwaite. Janis i(...)
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