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Tough time: The Rev. Marco Laurencic is in charge of recruitment. He admits times are tough but he thinks he can turn it around
Tough time: The Rev. Marco Laurencic is in charge of recruitment. He admits times are tough but he thinks he can turn it around

Tough time: The Rev. Marco Laurencic is in charge of recruitment. He admits times are tough but he thinks he can turn it around

Date4/26/1989
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Original Toronto Star caption: Tough time: The Rev. Marco Laurencic is in charge of recruitment. He admits times are tough but he thinks he can turn it around.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0022032F
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