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Decision, decisions . . . Beatrice Arthur tries to decide what she's going to wear as Mrs. Claus fo the Shoppers Drug Mart Christman commercial she was making in town recently
Decision, decisions . . . Beatrice Arthur tries to decide what she's going to wear as Mrs. Claus fo the Shoppers Drug Mart Christman commercial she was making in town recently

Decision, decisions . . . Beatrice Arthur tries to decide what she's going to wear as Mrs. Claus fo the Shoppers Drug Mart Christman commercial she was making in town recently

Date8/8/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: Decision, decisions . . . Beatrice Arthur tries to decide what she's going to wear as Mrs. Claus fo the Shoppers Drug Mart Christman commercial she was making in town recently.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0029745F
All hands on deck: Murray Koffler (left), chairman of Shoppers Drug Mart, has received his handshake from Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, but other dinner guests mob him to try their luck
All hands on deck: Murray Koffler (left), chairman of Shoppers Drug Mart, has received his handshake from Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, but other dinner guests mob him to try their luck
12/13/1983
Close-knit team: Pharmacist Barry Phillips (centre) poses with workers at his Shoppers Drug Mart franchise in the Jane-Finch Mall
Close-knit team: Pharmacist Barry Phillips (centre) poses with workers at his Shoppers Drug Mart franchise in the Jane-Finch Mall
10/23/1986
Hypocrisy: Dr. John O'Brien Bell, criticized Shoppers Drug Mart for continuing to sell tobacco products.
Hypocrisy: Dr. John O'Brien Bell, criticized Shoppers Drug Mart for continuing to sell tobacco products.
3/17/1986
Retiring letter carrier John Hoggett gets a hug from shoppers Drug Mart employee Evelyne Rozelu
Retiring letter carrier John Hoggett gets a hug from shoppers Drug Mart employee Evelyne Rozelu
8/14/1992
Shoppers drug mart Rhonda McKellar
Shoppers drug mart Rhonda McKellar
6/11/1996
Turning on that famous smile, Mary Tyler Moore gives Shoppers Drug Mart president Herb Binder, left, and chairman and CEO David Bloom a sculpture for helping to raise $1.4 million for the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation.
Turning on that famous smile, Mary Tyler Moore gives Shoppers Drug Mart president Herb Binder, left, and chairman and CEO David Bloom a sculpture for helping to raise $1.4 million for the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation.
6/2/1997
Sample auction: Joe Shanab, purchasing vice-president of Shoopers Drug Mart, and Christine Cattell, a TV commercial spokesman, get ready to auction off merchandise samples to the drug chain's head offfice staff, to raise money for The Star Santa Claus Fund
Sample auction: Joe Shanab, purchasing vice-president of Shoopers Drug Mart, and Christine Cattell, a TV commercial spokesman, get ready to auction off merchandise samples to the drug chain's head offfice staff, to raise money for The Star Santa Claus Fund
12/15/1981
As chairman of cabinet in Premier Peterson's government, Elinor Caplan, 41, referees policy decisions and as minister of government services, she has everything to say about spending
As chairman of cabinet in Premier Peterson's government, Elinor Caplan, 41, referees policy decisions and as minister of government services, she has everything to say about spending
2/9/1986
Digest of ''precedents or decisions'' by select committees appointed to try the merits of Upper Canada contested elections, from 1824 to 1849
Digest of ''precedents or decisions'' by select committees appointed to try the merits of Upper Canada contested elections, from 1824 to 1849
1849
Mrs. Jeanette Lavell, 28, an Ojibway Indian, seen with son, won a victory for other Indian women who have married white men. She won decision against Indian Act which says a woman marrying a non-Indian loses her status with her band. She based her case on the Bill of Rights.
Mrs. Jeanette Lavell, 28, an Ojibway Indian, seen with son, won a victory for other Indian women who have married white men. She won decision against Indian Act which says a woman marrying a non-Indian loses her status with her band. She based her case on the Bill of Rights.
11/26/1971
What now? Hamilton's prospects hand to a lesser degree these days on decisions made in the Steico Tower, above. Former Stelco supervisor Art Frewin, left, developer Peter DeSantis, below left, and franchise owner Greg Peitchinis worry about the city's future.
What now? Hamilton's prospects hand to a lesser degree these days on decisions made in the Steico Tower, above. Former Stelco supervisor Art Frewin, left, developer Peter DeSantis, below left, and franchise owner Greg Peitchinis worry about the city's future.
8/9/1991
The laws relating to grammar and common schools, in cities, towns and villages in Upper Canada, together with decisions of the courts, and other information
The laws relating to grammar and common schools, in cities, towns and villages in Upper Canada, together with decisions of the courts, and other information
1860