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Serving his sentence, 17-year-old Mark Foley loads wheelchairs into a Red Cross vehicle to be delivered to disabled people in Scarborough. With him is(...)
Serving his sentence, 17-year-old Mark Foley loads wheelchairs into a Red Cross vehicle to be delivered to disabled people in Scarborough. With him is(...)

Serving his sentence, 17-year-old Mark Foley loads wheelchairs into a Red Cross vehicle to be delivered to disabled people in Scarborough. With him is(...)

Date7/6/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: Serving his sentence; 17-year-old Mark Foley loads wheelchairs into a Red Cross vehicle to be delivered to disabled people in Scarborough. With him is Marc Desrosiers; Red Cross executive director. In a pilot project; Ontario judges have begun ordering offenders to do community work as part of sentences.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0119880F
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