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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.

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.

Date5/26/1988
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