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Not just seniors, like Martin Dunsford, 95, with nurse Karen Gammon, will benefit from the Centre for Studies in Aging
Not just seniors, like Martin Dunsford, 95, with nurse Karen Gammon, will benefit from the Centre for Studies in Aging

Not just seniors, like Martin Dunsford, 95, with nurse Karen Gammon, will benefit from the Centre for Studies in Aging

Date1/26/1967
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Original Toronto Star caption: Not just seniors; like Martin Dunsford; 95; with nurse Karen Gammon; will benefit from the Centre for Studies in Aging.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0001291F
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      3/12/1987
      Tax time: Harold O'Brien (centre), one of about 6,000 Revenue Canada volunteers helps seniors like Audrey Garrett and Tom Brandon unravel the mysteries of income tax returns
      Tax time: Harold O'Brien (centre), one of about 6,000 Revenue Canada volunteers helps seniors like Audrey Garrett and Tom Brandon unravel the mysteries of income tax returns
      Dunlop, Al
      1/13/1988
      Student Crew: David Holme, a master builder-turned-teacher, studies the house plans with Grade 12 students (from left) Martin Issler, 17, Jason Beever, 18, Kevin Crowley, 17 and Shaun Rounding
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