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A Leading Candidate for the Most Popular Guy in Town Award during Friday's snow and sleet storm was Andy Heutehaus, who spent the day hauling disabled(...)
A Leading Candidate for the Most Popular Guy in Town Award during Friday's snow and sleet storm was Andy Heutehaus, who spent the day hauling disabled(...)

A Leading Candidate for the Most Popular Guy in Town Award during Friday's snow and sleet storm was Andy Heutehaus, who spent the day hauling disabled(...)

Date1/11/1991
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  • A Leading Candidate for the Most Popular Guy in Town Award during Friday's snow and sleet storm was Andy Heutehaus; who spent the day hauling disabled cars; this one at an accident on Woodbine Ave. south of Queen St.
  • A Leading Candidate for the Most Popular Guy in Town Award during Friday's snow and sleet storm was Andy Heutehaus, who spent the day hauling disabled(...)
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Original Toronto Star caption: A Leading Candidate for the Most Popular Guy in Town Award during Friday's snow and sleet storm was Andy Heutehaus; who spent the day hauling disabled cars; this one at an accident on Woodbine Ave. south of Queen St.
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