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Helping hand for blind visitor, Lucio Rosales, left, and Mario Tulio Lopez, members of a choir of blind students from Honduras visiting Metro, try on sunglasses at Imperial Optical Canada
Helping hand for blind visitor, Lucio Rosales, left, and Mario Tulio Lopez, members of a choir of blind students from Honduras visiting Metro, try on sunglasses at Imperial Optical Canada

Helping hand for blind visitor, Lucio Rosales, left, and Mario Tulio Lopez, members of a choir of blind students from Honduras visiting Metro, try on sunglasses at Imperial Optical Canada

Date4/14/1988
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  • Helping hand for blind visitor, Lucio Rosales, left, and Mario Tulio Lopez, members of a choir of blind students from Honduras visiting Metro, try on sunglasses at Imperial Optical Canada
  • Helping hand for blind visitor; Lucio Rosales; left; and Mario Tulio Lopez; members of a choir of blind students from Honduras visiting Metro; try on sunglasses at Imperial Optical Canada.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Helping hand for blind visitor; Lucio Rosales; left; and Mario Tulio Lopez; members of a choir of blind students from Honduras visiting Metro; try on sunglasses at Imperial Optical Canada.
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