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After Paul Cranna underwent two lifesaving brain operations, it was Goodwill Industries that helped him put his life back together.
After Paul Cranna underwent two lifesaving brain operations, it was Goodwill Industries that helped him put his life back together.

After Paul Cranna underwent two lifesaving brain operations, it was Goodwill Industries that helped him put his life back together.

Date8/20/1992
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Meat is the mainstay in any supermarket operation: Mottle Goodbaum, right, who helped open two new Sunnybrook stores in a single day, this week, here talks meat with his meat operations managing Irvin Zucker
Meat is the mainstay in any supermarket operation: Mottle Goodbaum, right, who helped open two new Sunnybrook stores in a single day, this week, here talks meat with his meat operations managing Irvin Zucker
7/14/1970
Lighting and dining: The two may not have much in common, but they both have helped Ted Loyst, above, to the top with two successful franchise operations, Living Lighting, which sells lighting fixtures, and The Panhandlers, which serves would-be gourmets
Lighting and dining: The two may not have much in common, but they both have helped Ted Loyst, above, to the top with two successful franchise operations, Living Lighting, which sells lighting fixtures, and The Panhandlers, which serves would-be gourmets
9/26/1979
Travelling man Lucien Cornez of Westburne International Industries mixes the excitement of the oil-gas race with more pedestrian business of plumbing, where central buying power has helped spell growth and steady revenues.
Travelling man Lucien Cornez of Westburne International Industries mixes the excitement of the oil-gas race with more pedestrian business of plumbing, where central buying power has helped spell growth and steady revenues.
3/17/1972
Cycle of life: Retired family physician Dr. Gus Rowe, shown working out on an exercise bicycle at his home in Don Mills, underwent a quadruple coronary bypass operation in 1984.
Cycle of life: Retired family physician Dr. Gus Rowe, shown working out on an exercise bicycle at his home in Don Mills, underwent a quadruple coronary bypass operation in 1984.
5/26/1988
Mr. Life Insurance for 1975-76 is W. James D. Lewis, president, Canadian operations, of Prudential Insurance of America, who has been elected president of Canadian Life Insurance Association. A mathematics whiz, Lewis never sold a policy directly - but don't remind him of the little oddity, too often.
Mr. Life Insurance for 1975-76 is W. James D. Lewis, president, Canadian operations, of Prudential Insurance of America, who has been elected president of Canadian Life Insurance Association. A mathematics whiz, Lewis never sold a policy directly - but don't remind him of the little oddity, too often.
5/21/1975
Painful recovery: Michael McGauley of Etobicoke, whose legs were crushed below the knee when a drunk driver ran into him in 1989, faces more operations
Painful recovery: Michael McGauley of Etobicoke, whose legs were crushed below the knee when a drunk driver ran into him in 1989, faces more operations
12/6/1991
William Kitchen: The Toronto engineer helped put together a Toronto Migraine Foundation study on the effects of negative ions on migraine sufferers
William Kitchen: The Toronto engineer helped put together a Toronto Migraine Foundation study on the effects of negative ions on migraine sufferers
2/25/1975
Presiding over rescue operations at Sayvette is 35-year-old Paul Harrington, already a veteran of several retail operations, including Eaton's ly concedes he'll have to take some dram
Presiding over rescue operations at Sayvette is 35-year-old Paul Harrington, already a veteran of several retail operations, including Eaton's ly concedes he'll have to take some dram
6/10/1975
It cost him $900 to put together his 400-pound musical toy from brass plumbing pipe and other bits and pieces, says jeweller Stan Griffith of North York but a Louisiana circus has offered him $10,000 for his homemade calliope
It cost him $900 to put together his 400-pound musical toy from brass plumbing pipe and other bits and pieces, says jeweller Stan Griffith of North York but a Louisiana circus has offered him $10,000 for his homemade calliope
9/10/1978
Innovator: Toronto urologist Dr. Mel Sutton worked painstakingly for three years to perfect the microscoop he displays here. The delicate surgical tool offers new hope to men who've been sterilized by vasectomy operations, but now want families, by taking the uncertainly out of the reversal operation and making it an easier task for surgeons.
Innovator: Toronto urologist Dr. Mel Sutton worked painstakingly for three years to perfect the microscoop he displays here. The delicate surgical tool offers new hope to men who've been sterilized by vasectomy operations, but now want families, by taking the uncertainly out of the reversal operation and making it an easier task for surgeons.
9/12/1981
Right: Architect Bill Strong likes to travel with a three-piece suit, feels it always give him well-put-together look.
Right: Architect Bill Strong likes to travel with a three-piece suit, feels it always give him well-put-together look.
4/18/1975
Sounding a sweet note for Canada's music industry is W. J. I. Croombs, president of Boosey and Hawkes Canada Ltd. and the Canadian Music Industries Association. Industry, with a growth rate of 10-15 per cent, is holding its annual trade show in Toronto with 46 manufacturers and distributors on hand.
Sounding a sweet note for Canada's music industry is W. J. I. Croombs, president of Boosey and Hawkes Canada Ltd. and the Canadian Music Industries Association. Industry, with a growth rate of 10-15 per cent, is holding its annual trade show in Toronto with 46 manufacturers and distributors on hand.
8/25/1975