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Surgeon emeritus: Dr. Norman Delarue, Canada's first crusader in the antismoking movement, was harassed and teased in the early days. Now, retired after decades as a busy surgeon, he has seen the movement grow and only regrets that smoking will not vanish
Surgeon emeritus: Dr. Norman Delarue, Canada's first crusader in the antismoking movement, was harassed and teased in the early days. Now, retired after decades as a busy surgeon, he has seen the movement grow and only regrets that smoking will not vanish

Surgeon emeritus: Dr. Norman Delarue, Canada's first crusader in the antismoking movement, was harassed and teased in the early days. Now, retired after decades as a busy surgeon, he has seen the movement grow and only regrets that smoking will not vanish

Date5/16/1986
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0126565F
No relaxing: Doug and Marie Lovatt hardly have time for relaxing these days, now that they have opened their Milton home to troubled teenagers, but they have no regrets over having their hands full at retirement
No relaxing: Doug and Marie Lovatt hardly have time for relaxing these days, now that they have opened their Milton home to troubled teenagers, but they have no regrets over having their hands full at retirement
8/20/1981
Museum 'bugs' little children, Philip Murphy, 9, of Oakville almost regrets his curiosity now that a live hissing cockroach from Madagascar is walking on his hand
Museum 'bugs' little children, Philip Murphy, 9, of Oakville almost regrets his curiosity now that a live hissing cockroach from Madagascar is walking on his hand
3/10/1986
They bronzed his favorites. When world-famous heart surgeon Dr. Wilfred Bigelow, 64, retired in October as head of Toronto General Hospital's cardiova(...)
They bronzed his favorites. When world-famous heart surgeon Dr. Wilfred Bigelow, 64, retired in October as head of Toronto General Hospital's cardiova(...)
12/7/1977
Sole Surgeon: Dr. Tim Winton, Toronto Hospital's only lung transplant surgeon, checks on his 138th recipient, William Fletcher of Charlottetown, P.E.I
Sole Surgeon: Dr. Tim Winton, Toronto Hospital's only lung transplant surgeon, checks on his 138th recipient, William Fletcher of Charlottetown, P.E.I
2/5/1993
Colored slide of lung cancer is held up for examination, From left are John Millington, Dr. Norman Delarue and Douglas Millington
Colored slide of lung cancer is held up for examination, From left are John Millington, Dr. Norman Delarue and Douglas Millington
3/2/1965
Rex Loring, the man 800,000 Canadians wake up to, is quitting CBC radio's World Report after two decades co-hosting the early a.m. news
Rex Loring, the man 800,000 Canadians wake up to, is quitting CBC radio's World Report after two decades co-hosting the early a.m. news
7/31/1990
But on other parts of the Yonge Strip, right, the happy, crazy, beery party to celebrate the ecstasy of the first win in three decades, went on unabated until early this morning
But on other parts of the Yonge Strip, right, the happy, crazy, beery party to celebrate the ecstasy of the first win in three decades, went on unabated until early this morning
11/27/1983
Changing with times: Former tobacco farmer Ray Clement, 67, switched to growing ginseng on his farm near Delhi in 1982 when he realized Ray Clement, 67, swithced to growing ginseng the strength of the anti-smoking movement.
Changing with times: Former tobacco farmer Ray Clement, 67, switched to growing ginseng on his farm near Delhi in 1982 when he realized Ray Clement, 67, swithced to growing ginseng the strength of the anti-smoking movement.
8/30/1991
Joe Coleman. Finley suffers regrets
Joe Coleman. Finley suffers regrets
5/24/1978
Arnold Brown. Regrets leaving city
Arnold Brown. Regrets leaving city
10/26/1973
No regrets: Peter Kormos meets reporters after his firing today. He said he never fitted well in cabinet, saying: I'm not a good team player, okay?
No regrets: Peter Kormos meets reporters after his firing today. He said he never fitted well in cabinet, saying: I'm not a good team player, okay?
3/18/1991
'I don't have any regrets,' says Mikhail Baryshnikov
'I don't have any regrets,' says Mikhail Baryshnikov
2/18/1984