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Professor Derek Drummond in the School EVERYONE ...and…and your your loyalty loyalty enables enables us us ...as has theof overall Architect fund ure. He enthusiast ically to provide consistent programs encouraged me to apply for a transfer the following year. …and your loyalty enables us ...as has the overall fund HAS A to provide consistent programs Architect ure School was, and st ill is, very demanding but I Giving for the For three Sébastien Hylands and Katherine Dewar make it a point to contribute st 1 time years fl ourished by st udying what truly interest ed me. The school gave to the Faculty of Engineering each year. DARIA MARCHENKO Giving for the For three $113 6549 $118 4341 STORY st 173 me$109 a thorough 6341 foundation in the design process, tect onics, and 3141 time years $118 4341 $13142,000 For 173four architect$109 6341 ural hist ory.$113 We st 6549 udents worked long hours together on years Recent graduates Sébastien McGill like this. Everyone is proud to be with 2011. Of all her time at the Faculty, it’s the For two campus and I learned as much from these talented people as I did $10,000 For four Hylands and Katherine Dewar the school. That’s something we need to Baja Racing that gave her the st rongest years years128 from my professors. They opened my eyes to the wider world of For$8, 000two try every year to support cherish, protect , and help to grow.” memories. 323years For128 five architect ure and gave me the confi dence to att end graduate school their alma mater, either For Hylands and wife Katherine “The Faculty is great at providing $6,000 years 323 For five at University College London. through their time or with Dewar (BCom’13), Montreal natives who clubs to allow you to learn and experience or longer $4,000 years My education prepared me to be a valued member of a donation. Why do they feel both share Québécois and anglophone outside the classroom. It really widens or1 longer,104 $2,000 architect ural fi rms in London and Montreal. Aft er working on the it’s important to give? The ancest ry, their sentimental ties to your horizons,” Dewar says. “I am grateful dynamic couple have powerful McGill are sewn into their family st ories. to the Baja racing club because it helped 1,104 facilities for the Olympic Games in 1976, I moved to New York and 0 2015 2016 2017 memories of their time at Hylands is the third generation of McGill me to fi gure out what I wanted to do with REUNION1947 1952 CLASS1957 1962 1967 GIVING1972 1977 1982 1987 1992 1997 2002 2007 2012 was hired to help prepare New York City’s bid for the 1984 Olympics. 2015 2016 2017 McGill, and some of them span graduates: his grandfather, Hugh Hylands, my career. I realized I wasn’t a person for Classes that have organized reunion class gift s result in Today, I am proud to be a founding principal of one of the largest several generations. came out of Science in 1945, his father technical details,” she says with a smile. higher participation, more leadership gift s, and greater architect ural fi rms in the United States. Thank you, Professor Richard graduated in 1980 with a degree The Dewar-Hylands duo have racked up support for the Faculty. The chart below compares classes Drummond! In 2008, Sébast ien Hylands (BEng’11) had in Commerce, his mother has a degree some impressive professional credentials in Economics (awarded in 1981) and his since leaving the Faculty. Aft er completing with RCGs to classes without. In 2015 I was pleased to become a member of the Faculty a choice to make. Fully bilingual, he could decide to enroll in the engineering program brother left only a few years back with a his MBA, Hylands found his home at Advancement Board and reconnect to the place where my career Annual donation amount average at a top francophone university l’École Bachelor’s of Medicine. Katherine Dewar’s his father’s real est ate development st arted. This has allowed me to underst and the way the McGill Fund (for Pentad* years ending in 2 and 7) Polytechnique or choose the renowned father, Rob Dewar (MEng’88), and mother business, Kevric, while Dewar is working can make possible programs that provide st udents with additional Faculty of Engineering at McGill University, Julie Lemieux (BEng’88) also graduated in the infrast ruct ure invest ment team $2,500 resources outside the classroom. I am particularly interest ed in the his parents’ alma mater. It was a tough from the Faculty. Dewar remembers at international pension fund manager, decision: they were both excellent schools. how much their time at the Faculty of PSP Invest ments. But every year, when it $2,000 ways McGill can provide leadership training to prepare st udents for But Hylands remembers his decision Engineering meant to them. comes time to think about what to make of careers solving complex social and infrast ruct ure problems. I have $1,500 was cemented on a sp ring day when he “On my fi rst day at McGill, my father the year, they fi nd a way of supporting their also had opportunities to participate in reviews at the School of made an impromptu visit to the Faculty insist ed on bringing me to school. He alma mater. $1,000 Architect ure and see the work of the extremely talented st udents administ ration offi ce in the Macdonald dropped me at the Roddick Gates on “We want to give back to a place that who are att ract ed to McGill. Building. A now-retired administ rative Sherbrooke. I remember him saying to me we value and believe in,” explains Dewar. $500 As we look at the world today, it is clear that diversity remains a assist ant, Lisa Lapka, seeing the graduate as I left , “OK, kiddo, have fun!” What I didn’t “If you can provide a bett er education in know was that, aft er I was gone, he sat your own backyard, that’s a nice way of $0 crucial topic, not just for the Faculty, but for all society. That’s why of Collège Jean-de-Brébeuf in need of With a Reunion Class Gift Without a Reunion Class Gift information, dropped what she was doing on a bench outside the gates for hours, making a diff erence. McGill has meaning alumni support for the McGill fund is so important. It provides the and took him on a full two-hour tour of the remembering his good times at McGill— in our lives, and in our parents’ lives.” Reunion Class Giving programs allow alumni to Faculty the capacity to resp ond to these issues in ways that other facilities. which is remarkable because my Dad’s a Hylands concurs. “When you are commemorate their graduation by making a collect ive gift funding st reams cannot. And it can make a huge diff erence in the “I had gone in there basically prett y busy guy!” st udying at McGill, you don’t realize how to the Faculty. The Faculty of Engineering has created a new lives of st udents – male and female – which you will read about in unannounced, just to see if I could get Although Dewar did not graduate from important the inst itution act ually is. But the position to coordinate this act ivity: Reunion Class Giving this report. Thank you for your contribution. Thank you for making a a sense of what the Faculty was like,” the Faculty of Engineering (she transferred downtown location, the four seasons, the Offi cer. If your class has not yet organized a gift but would Hylands remembers. “Lisa took me around, to Commerce in 2011), her sojourn among education, the social life—all universities diff erence. like to, or if you require assist ance with an exist ing gift , meeting teachers, going into labs, seeing the engineers would mark her in many dream of off ering this to their st udents but please contact Mr. Omri Bassewitch-Frenkel [PhDArts ‘17]: the club rooms—we went through the ways. Not insignifi cantly, Dewar and not many have it. It is something we need (514-398-2447, [email protected]). entire Faculty. Aft er that, it was decided for Hylands met at one of the Faculty’s to be very proud of as Montrealers. McGill me. I think almost everyone has a st ory of design teams, the Baja Racing team, is one of our emblems.” * Pentad years refer to classes celebrating a reunion in a where Hylands was captain from 2009 to fi ve-year reunion cycle. If the graduating year was 1990, reunions will st art in 1995 and will then re-occur every year Mary-Jean East man (BArch ’71) Faculty of Engineering ending in 5 or 0, e.g., 2000, 2005, 2010, etc. 2 3

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, interest, she realized, is to put research into action. It was the MFE that brought her to this understanding. Currently in her second A LITTLE year with the team, Ella attributes this transformation to the ‘Stage-Gate Process,’ a phased project management technique that FRIENDLY requires the team to pass through clearly defined decision-making ‘gates.’ COMPETITION “I learned a lot about working in a team in a large project where every decision impacts somebody else,” Ella says, during When the Class of ’83 a break from prepping MFE19 for its next decided to go for a competition in Lincoln, Nebraska. “Everyone is assigned to a specific subgroup within the fundraising record, larger project, and these subgroups have they found support from to communicate together through a very faraway friends, some of detailed and structured design process.” whom have spread far and Research in Action wide, living in all four The systematic approach is a tangible corners of the globe. skillset that Ella brings to projects in her But no matter where their own field of study. In the spring of 2018 she led a project for the ‘Biodesign Challenge,’ careers may have taken an annual inter-university competition them, they all share a that offers art and design students the feeling that their years Sultan Ali Allana (right) shares a moment with fellow students chance to dream up future applications of at McGill had a profound (from left Salim, Francis Koo) back in the 1980s. JOHN TING Ella Reifsnyder’s experience on the MFE Team helped biotechnology. effect on their lives– define her interest in engineering DARIA MARCHENKO Under her leadership, Ella’s team the achievements of their predecessors. developed ecological sunscreen pods with something they are eager It was a towering goal to reach. The class a unique coating that replaced plastic to share with the next of ’62 had raised over $350k for their packaging. The fact that she was quickly generation of students. 40th reunion, at the time a record for the the officials closed the taps. “Please don’t and easily able to manage a diverse team University. Surpassing that standard would turn off, please don’t turn off,” was Ella’s only of people she had never met before came mean their classmates would have to do a ELLA th thought for the next two minutes. After what as a bit of a surprise – she never considered In 2008, the Class of ’83 held their 25 little bit ‘extra’ and Sultan was ready to do seemed like an eternity, it was still running. herself to be an outgoing person before. reunion and to cap off their silver anniversary, his part. He contributed the first gift, and Sultan Ali Allana AND THE EV “I learned from my experience with the Filip “Fil” Papich (BEng ’83) felt they had to Competitions like these have their took a leadership role in the campaign and Mr. Sultan white-knuckle moments, but this is what MFE how to run these meetings, so I could set their sights on a big target. The biggest, contacted his old network of international makes Ella tick: deadlines, teamwork, basically walk into that room and after one in fact: they would beat the largest class gift class members, many of whom still carried Ali Allana The experiential debugging a problem. The MFE team has meeting I could organize 15 students to ever, a title held by the Class of ’62. fond memories of their years at McGill. (BEng ’83, shaped her passion for applied sciences come up with ideas.” Ever since their student days, Fil was Engineers, it must be noted, are a learning skills derived Diploma in and transformed her career goals. The Ultimately, however, Ella has come to a leader. He had been president of the competitive bunch. Once the challenge from the McGill Formula team is a group of as many as 220 students understand she wants to work on more Engineering Undergraduate Society, and was accepted, the classmates began to management ’84) had also been at the centre of numerous Electric team have from across the Faculty, all dedicated to complex projects than sunscreen. She motivate one another with their donations, is a Director of the Aga Khan helped Ella Reifsnyder designing, constructing and racing an has become a bit ‘addicted’ to the types of activities: flag football, scavenger hunts, which were given as leadership gifts to the challenges she has found on the MFE. In or blood donation drives, to name a few. Fund for Economic Development find her true calling as electric vehicle. In 2017, the team merged annual fund (now called the McGill Fund), with the older McGill Racing team, which fact, she has been chosen to be co-captain But to kick off this latest challenge, he multi-year pledges, or one-time large gifts. and oversees their investments an engineer of the team next year. Looking ahead to knew he couldn’t do it alone. He needed ran its car on a traditional gasoline-powered The fundraising went on for a period of five in banking, insurance and engine. But as sponsor interest in Internal life after graduation, she is seeking similar an anchorman. And he found one in his old years, but near the end of the campaign in Ella Reifsnyder (BEng’20) gritted her teeth as Combustion engine cars dwindled away, the opportunities in her field of study. Mechanical Engineering classmate Sultan Ali 2013, time and energy in the core group were aviation. A career banking the race car was rolled under the rain testing two teams blended operations. Electric cars “There is this company in Montreal that Allana (BEng ’83). in short supply. Their goal of $500K seemed professional, he is also Chairman bay at the Formula North competition in builds medical devices in the same way Sultan arrived in Montreal from his native are here to stay it seems. tantalizingly out of reach. of Habib Bank Limited, Pakistan’s Barrie, Ontario. She was there with the McGill that MFE builds its cars: researchers hand Pakistan in 1978 and during his five years at Once again Sultan stepped up his game, Formula Electric (MFE) team, and it was the Stage-Gate Design the company an idea and engineers then McGill University, he returned only once to and made yet another gift to successfully largest bank. He is the proud second time their car was being subjected Ella arrived in Montreal in September 2016 design and create a prototype for them,” his home country, as student life in Montreal conclude the campaign. father of two children (one of to this much-dreaded trial. The car must from the idyllic town of Chapel Hill, North she explained. “This I find more interesting. provided him with a sense of community “I felt strongly that I owed a huge whom is also a McGill graduate), stay running under a simulated rainstorm Carolina. She had an interest in biology, the Not the brute research, but how to create and belonging – he eventually met his gratitude to the institution for making me for two minutes and then stay operational result of a three-year course on biomedical something that can actually have an impact. wife, Sharifa, in Montreal. “McGill was a fun what I had become,” Sultan reflected, when and is a passionate collector and place,” recalled Sultan. “We made friends, we for two more minutes after the taps are science she took at East Chapel Hill High This is this is what I want to do.” asked what motivated him to give so much advocate for the arts. “Art is shut. Their vehicle had shorted out during School. A flurry of summer jobs as a laughed, we challenged friends to squash of himself to the campaign. “I felt compelled an expression of human thoughts the same test the previous day. Ella and her research assistant solidified her scientific Ella’s story is an example of how your gift can games, we ran races which we never won to give back. It was this spirit that motivated team spent the night readying their car for rigour. With her credentials, she opted for impact the lives of students. Your generous and we got our iron rings which after 30 years me to come forward and rally the cause of which liberates the usual dogmas a second try; failure meant elimination from donation to the McGill Fund helps our I can’t find.” bioengineering at the Faculty. Now entering giving and become part of a group that put that constrain human progress,” the competition. And now, as nearly twenty her third year, the composed and articulate students become tomorrow’s leaders. Although he may not have been able to in place a program that was participatory engineering students looked on, the car was young student has recognized that pure find his iron ring, Sultan found in Fil a ready and carried a promise of assisting those who he said. drenched again. It was still running when research might not be her passion: her true partner to take up the challenge of topping aspired to excel.”

Faculty of Engineering 4 Faculty of Engineering 5 BAND OF MAKING A BEQUEST BROTHERS TO THE FACULTY Sir William Dawson College, a temporary school set up for WWII It would be hard to find a more enthusiastic advocate of higher vets in the late 1940s, education than Professor Mahesh is a short-lived and Sharma (DipEng’68, MEng’72, little-known passage DipMan’74, MBA’76). Sharma in McGill University’s immigrated to Canada from India history. But for alumni in 1966, and took Master’s degrees from the Faculty of in Engineering and the Desautels Engineering’s Class of Faculty of Management, in addition to two diplomas. But on 1953, it was the gateway June 23, 1985, his life was dealt a devastating blow: His wife to their studies and the Uma, and daughters, Sandhya and Swati, perished in the start to 70-year-long bombing of Air India flight 182. friendships. In honour of his family’s memory Sharma established a legacy gift to fund a student award in Desautels named for his Post-war students at Dawson College. The cots and kitchen crockery were still MCGILL UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES daughters, and another award in Engineering, in his and his rolling through the gates on September wife’s name. 26, 1945 at Sir William Dawson College, It was perhaps due to the spartan the satellite school for McGill University conditions, or the ad hoc feel of their On their 50th anniversary in 2003 the that had been hastily carved out of a education, but a spirit of optimism, class began fundraising for the Faculty. Over The Class of ‘53 have “Education is the best thing in life, and McGill decommissioned air force training school camaraderie (and a bit of tomfoolery) the years, these funds have snowballed to organized Reunion Class Gifts meant a lot to my wife and my daughters,” at St. Johns, Quebec (now St-Jean-sur- over $400,000 dedicated to undergraduate took hold at Dawson. Spontaneous piano on several occasions. Richelieu). McGill University Principal F. Cyril playing that would spiral into all-night scholarships and SURE research awards. he said. “So giving back to the University in their Thank you to all class James had been given only two weeks to parties, legendary water fights, floor hockey It’s the kind of success that earned them name is the best donation I can make.” get the school operational for the academic mayhem - Dawson was a bit unchained. the D. Lorne Gales Award in recognition of members for your dedication year, and now, on that cool September “At Dawson we lived together, ate their commitment to create a legacy for and generosity. Legacy gifts are an important part of McGill’s future and day in front of rows of soldiers’ barracks, together, studied together and played the class. This philanthropic effort was there are many ways to contribute. For example, the endowed an assembly of academics and military together,” Wolofsky reminisces. “It was not spearheaded by a core of four members: personnel shared the field for the lowering just about coming to class in Dawson Hall, Guy Champagne and Michael Tucker, along Number of Reunion gifts: 3 Dean’s Legacy Fund is an opportunity for McGill Fund donors of the Royal Canadian Air Force ensign it was about sharing an experience. It built a with Wolofsky and Jackson. (55th, 60th and 65th) to perpetuate their support. The fund makes the Faculty more and the raising of the McGill flag. Built to certain collegiality.” “I give to the Faculty because I want agile, and fosters new discoveries that lead to exceptional accommodate the rapid influx of young That collegiality would only grow during the students there to feel a responsibility Total gifts: $422,832 student and research experience. By contributing an endowed veterans returning from the Second World their years on the main campus at the to McGill, to remember that McGill started gift through an estate plan, the legacy of an annual gift can War, during its brief five-year existence this Faculty of Engineering, when those Dawson them off,” says Wolofsky. “I hate to think temporary campus would be home to some students mingled with the rest of the cohort that students would leave the Faculty continue to benefit the Dean’s greatest priorities well into the 5,000 young men eager to restart their lives. from the Class of 1953 who came from without something that binds them.” future. Not all the students were veterans. schools such as Loyola College. It was a “Our reputation has been tied up with The following table outlines the amount of endowed funds In the rank and file at the College were a spirt that would continue afterwards for six McGill,” adds Jackson. “It’s a matter of pride to perpetuate various levels of annual gifts. smattering of boys fresh from the halls of decades and counting. for us that the university has flourished, and Montreal’s high schools. Among them were Jackson and Dubuc are currently the we want to support that.” If the annual It can be perpetuated Jacques Dubuc (BEng’53), Jack Wolofsky core committee that is preparing for the Their reunions are all the more (BEng’53) and Lawrence (Lawrie) Jackson Class’ 65th reunion in October 2018—that’s significant given the advanced age of their gift totals: with a bequest of: (BEng’53)—three young students who seven decades of reuniting every five years class. (“Our in memoriam list may soon be would go on to join the McGill Faculty of to relive memories… and create new ones. longer than our class members list,” said $200 $5,000 Engineering’s Class of 1953, and who would Dubuc). Some dear friends like Doug Pollock Mount Steven Club, Chateau Montebello, $500 $12,500 form friendships that would endure for the Ritz Carlton, Bonaventure, Auberge des who have been instrumental to the success seven decades. falaises in Charlevoix—few classes have of the reunions have passed on, but $1,000 $25,000 “The whole history of our class goes brought together so many of their members nonetheless an impressive 15 classmates $5,000 $125,000 back to that time at Dawson,” remembers over so many years. And these high-quality and 10 guests will be returning in October $10,000 $250,000 Jackson. “Jim Coke, Jake Daccord, Jacques locales were also instrumental in facilitating 2018 to celebrate their 65th. It’s a class spirit Dubuc, Jack Wolofsky—we were a core group the bond among the alumni of the Class that never left them, and never will. of students that started at the College and of 1953 who had not had the Dawson Endowed interest calculated at a rate of 4%. For more information on went on to the Faculty of Engineering when experience. making a planned gift, please contact [email protected] the school closed in 1950.”

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Phillip Gooch Côme Laguë Joseph Vilagos FACULTY OF Stephen S. Hessian Edward Lam Nels Vollo Zhu Liu and Liying Jiang Brian R Lambert Djati Walujo Robert J Robinson Timothy Lark Walter E Webb ENGINEERING George Rodney Tait Chris Lawrence Gabriel Werner Jacques E Samson David K Lee Paul Williams Edmond Taschereau Dennis C Y Lee Xiang Sheng Yan FOUNDER’S CIRCLE Martin Theriault Qinglan Li John C. Wills Leon Fattal Gregory Vance Charles Lin Allan Yip Kai Y. Wong In honor of Robert Weihmayer Julianna Elizabeth Lin Lutfi Nabil Zakhour Lorne M. Trottier Hal Wilson Gordon Littlejohn Michael Winship Kirby Losch PRINCIPAL’S CIRCLE Gary Whitelaw Harald Ludwig John M. Bishop James Madgett James & Barbara Brodeur DEANS’ CIRCLE Simon Margel SCHOOL OF Gewurz Family Foundation Jacques Adam Jack Mark Michael John Green Mahmoud Jawad Al-Daccak Denis Martin ARCHITECTURE Louis C Ho Constantinos Apostolidis Hugh McKay Bonnie & Daryl Howard Majd Bakar Charles Meubus Charitable Foundation Alex G Balogh Donald Mooney FOUNDER’S CIRCLE Peter Jarvis Jim Bell Kian L Moozar Crystal and Arthur C.F. Lau, Robert MacLean Marc Belliveau Steven Nador C.M., F.R.A.I.C. Ram & Durga Panda Dominic Bergeron Jan Nesset John Saabas Maier Blostein Anthony R. Nichols GOVERNORS’ CIRCLE Morris Shohet J.J. André Boutin Marc Novakoff Mary-Jean Eastman Louis & Anna Viglione Wayne Bryce, P.Eng Kristine Ortmanis A Scott Taylor Hugh Cameron and Heather Hume Pierre Pacarar CHANCELLOR’S CIRCLE Dave Winship Graham Candler Carol and Filip Papich Siew Fang Chan Patrick Cavanagh Naser Partovi David M. Covo GOVERNORS’ CIRCLE Antoine Chagnon Norman Pearl Pamela Fischer James & Mrs. Julia Adams Huan-Wei (David) Chen Tony Petrilli Julia Gersovitz, OC Andre Allaire John W M Cheng Henry Polkki Alan Edward Orton Dick Brown Paul Cheung Gordon A Read Mauro Pambianchi Ahmad Ali Ettehadieh William Cosgrove Dr. J. S. Riordon Bruno St-Jean Donna Fairservice Alex Davidkhanian David Rodier John M. Watt Bill Fletcher Edith & Giuliano Di Francesco John Ross David T. Fung Dave Ellis Hal Rosser DEANS’ CIRCLE Dr. Alfred Guenkel Damien Faucher Paul Russo, PhD Bruce E. Allan Thomas M. Hamblin Donna M. Feng J Gordon Routley Victor S. Benghozi Rod Hayes Timothy D. Fitzpatrick RESP Martin Bressani Geza Joos Dr André Foisy Hesham Said Jean Dufresne Nestor Lewyckyj Mat Fokas John Saroudis Murray Goodz Ken MacKenzie John Forsey Stephen Saunders Frederic Klein & Dorothee Hansen Tim Rodney Foss Jay Scott Rosalie Tehue Lam Ian McLachlin Charles Fowler William Seath Mary Katherine Leslie Tim O’Meara John W Francis Jacqueline Anne Seto Allan Marr Beverly and Arthur Mendel Vincent Francoeur Edward Sexton David Stuart McRobie Nevine Nassif Anthony Furness Smith Marc Simmons Gerald E. Soiferman Frank Panarello Edward Gaiotti Edward N Shadeed Benjamin Sternthal David W Peat Michel A. Habib Michael Shannon Jeffrey P. Telgarsky Allan and Linda Stephens Leslie E. Hajdo Nuggihalli Shyamprasad Robert Thibodeau David Mei-Tzou Ting Bill Harker Colin Soul Marika Zelenka Roy Dan Hewitt Gordon & Myrna Spratt Tareck Horchani Krishna Srinivasan CHANCELLOR’S CIRCLE Dennis Howes Paul Stanfield The Barwick Family Foundation Jerry Yien Wen Huang Bill Stedman 2,424 ALUMNI CONTRIBUTED TO THE John Broughton Michel D Ingham Ritchie Tabachnick McGILL FUND IN 2017-18. WHILE Cara Campbell-Hoisak Lawrie Jackson Stafford Tavares WE WOULD LIKE TO BE ABLE TO PUBLISH Guy B. Champagne Neil Jonas Peter Tekker ALL OF THEIR NAMES, WE ONLY HAVE Louis Clement Dean Journeaux Rene B Testa SPACE TO LIST ‘LEADERSHIP’ GIFTS ON Nandini Dasgupta Norman Kadanoff Nickolas J. Themelis Robert Dewar Jeffrey Kadanoff John D. Thompson THIS PAGE (THOSE WHO CONTRIBUTED Carl Diodati Marvin Krasnow Roger Urquhart $1000 OR MORE). THE LIST IS NOT Glenn Dobby Michel Labonté J A La Vallière COMPREHENSIVE; MANY INDIVIDUALS Fernando Di Caprio Mr. Ernest J Laidlaw Serge Vezina Jim Fraser WISHED TO REMAIN ANONYMOUS.

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