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Dr. Gordon Cheung and technologist Lily Alexander check Sunnybrook's console.
Dr. Gordon Cheung and technologist Lily Alexander check Sunnybrook's console.

Dr. Gordon Cheung and technologist Lily Alexander check Sunnybrook's console.

Date5/2/1991
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0125888F
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Midas touch: Bank of Montreal deputy chairman William Bradford, left, is general chairman of Sunnybrook's campaign.
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The front line: Leaders in the fight against the suspected outbreak of Legionnaire's disease are Ontario Health Ministry bacteriologist Dr. Sandy Toma, left, North York Medical Officer of Health Dr. Marguerite Archibald and Dr. Ming Cheung, internal medicine specialist at Humber Memorial Hospital. They were at Humber Memorial meeting yesterday.
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Dr. Ian Dube, director of the first cancer cytogenetics program in Canada, and senior technologist Sandra Johnson, look at lab results from leukemia patients.
Dr. Ian Dube, director of the first cancer cytogenetics program in Canada, and senior technologist Sandra Johnson, look at lab results from leukemia patients.
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Television mogul? Francis Cheung, left, talks with Jia-Yan Xu in Chinavision's studio. Cheung has already invested $3 million in the Chinese-language pay-TV network.
Television mogul? Francis Cheung, left, talks with Jia-Yan Xu in Chinavision's studio. Cheung has already invested $3 million in the Chinese-language pay-TV network.
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Still starting his day at 5 every morning, Julie Goodbaum checks a melon for quality before it goes on the shelves of one of his Sunnybrook Food Markets Stores
Still starting his day at 5 every morning, Julie Goodbaum checks a melon for quality before it goes on the shelves of one of his Sunnybrook Food Markets Stores
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Nuclear Scanner is employed by technologist Nora Bokross to check patient's internal organs at York-Finch General Hospital. Scanner was bought with a grant from The Atkinson Charitable Foundation
Nuclear Scanner is employed by technologist Nora Bokross to check patient's internal organs at York-Finch General Hospital. Scanner was bought with a grant from The Atkinson Charitable Foundation
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Beleaguered: Metro entrepreneur Francis Cheung, above, has seen his Chinavision company go into receivership. In a happlier time, right, he's pictured with daughter Teresa and her groom, Hong Kong singer Kenny B.
Beleaguered: Metro entrepreneur Francis Cheung, above, has seen his Chinavision company go into receivership. In a happlier time, right, he's pictured with daughter Teresa and her groom, Hong Kong singer Kenny B.
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Francis Cheung: Legal tangles embroil his Chinese-language pay TV plans.
Francis Cheung: Legal tangles embroil his Chinese-language pay TV plans.
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Donald Cheung: Life in wheelchair
Donald Cheung: Life in wheelchair
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Francis Cheung
Francis Cheung
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Benjamin Barsh consoles himself with his viola - and it isn't water music
Benjamin Barsh consoles himself with his viola - and it isn't water music
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Money maker: Dr. Bob Moore, head of Sunnybrook Medical Centre's chemistry lab, carried toy donkey in yesterday's 10-kim run. Moore, with the toy in tow, raised more than $2,000.
Money maker: Dr. Bob Moore, head of Sunnybrook Medical Centre's chemistry lab, carried toy donkey in yesterday's 10-kim run. Moore, with the toy in tow, raised more than $2,000.
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