Coming up Sunny: National sales manager Roger Davies, left, and production supervisor Thomas Jowett look over part of Canadian Applied Technology's environmental monitoring system

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Coming up Sunny: National sales manager Roger Davies, left, and production supervisor Thomas Jowett look over part of Canadian Applied Technology's environmental monitoring system

Date1/13/1987

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Russell, Jim (photographer)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

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Coming up Sunny: National sales manager Roger Davies, left, and production supervisor Thomas Jowett look over part of Canadian Applied Technology's environmental monitoring system
Coming up Sunny: National sales manager Roger Davies; left; and production supervisor Thomas Jowett look over part of Canadian Applied Technology's environmental monitoring system.

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Original Toronto Star caption: Coming up Sunny: National sales manager Roger Davies; left; and production supervisor Thomas Jowett look over part of Canadian Applied Technology's environmental monitoring system.

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