Calabar honour two of their own From: The Weekly Gleaner | Date: November 9, 2006| Author: | Copyright The Gleaner Company Nov 9-Nov 15, 2006. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

TORONTO:

DR. PHILLIP HARRY and Barry Palmer both past students of Calabar High School were recently honoured at a brunch hosted by Calabar Old Boys Association (Toronto Chapter), and held at the Delta Hotel in Mississauga.

Dr. Harry is a general practitioner, operating out of his Toronto office who specialises in psychotherapy and attention deficit disorder. He has been operating in this field for the past 39 years both here in Canada and his native Jamaica. He has a wide medical experience both in general practice and in counselling in both private, public and universal health care education.

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