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Closing down
Closing down

Closing down

Date3/28/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: Closing down: Madawaska Mines Ltd.; the biggest employer in Bancroft; shuts down next month. Norman Snider (right) and 389 others will be out of work. It's kind of an empty feeling; he says.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0105963F
Postal worker Ken Lee says he dislikes closing down the nation's postal service
Postal worker Ken Lee says he dislikes closing down the nation's postal service
10/30/1975
Bad news: Saddened General Tire workers in Barrie reflect during their work break on the announcement of the closing down of their plant next month, a move which will throw almost 900 out of work
Bad news: Saddened General Tire workers in Barrie reflect during their work break on the announcement of the closing down of their plant next month, a move which will throw almost 900 out of work
9/4/1991
Closing out: Leonard Court, whose Ross, Court and Co. answered the most outlandish requests for old records and music, is closing his store and is moving to England. A unique business will be lost.
Closing out: Leonard Court, whose Ross, Court and Co. answered the most outlandish requests for old records and music, is closing his store and is moving to England. A unique business will be lost.
3/15/1972
Child's: Closing its door forever
Child's: Closing its door forever
8/8/1963
Programme for the Ontario Institution for the Blind's closing entertainment and prize distribut ...
Ontario Institution for the Blind : closing entertainment and prize distribution, 1882
1882
Closing out the Imperial Room's season this year, ever-popular singer Tony Bennett last night captivated a capacity audience with his romantic mood nu(...)
Closing out the Imperial Room's season this year, ever-popular singer Tony Bennett last night captivated a capacity audience with his romantic mood nu(...)
6/13/1973
The Midland Armories are closing and local residents aren't happy about it
The Midland Armories are closing and local residents aren't happy about it
1/18/1970
Closing his campaign quietly, Liberal Leader Robert Nixon yesterday shook hands in various ridings, flew to Ottawa to meet John Turner, former federal(...)
Closing his campaign quietly, Liberal Leader Robert Nixon yesterday shook hands in various ridings, flew to Ottawa to meet John Turner, former federal(...)
9/18/1975
Mr. and Mrs. Lawson on the lawn in front of their home. The party was the first ever held at the private home of a Lieutenant-Governor, and biggest of its kind since closing of Chorley Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawson on the lawn in front of their home. The party was the first ever held at the private home of a Lieutenant-Governor, and biggest of its kind since closing of Chorley Park.
8/23/1947
Wrenching decision: Stanley John McConaghy gets ready to dismantle machinery before closing the family's involute Gear Co. on Howland Ave.
Wrenching decision: Stanley John McConaghy gets ready to dismantle machinery before closing the family's involute Gear Co. on Howland Ave.
10/8/1991
Closing the gap between the needs of United Appeal agencies and the money collected last year is necessary, Appeal campaign chairman Norman Paton says. [Incomplete]
Closing the gap between the needs of United Appeal agencies and the money collected last year is necessary, Appeal campaign chairman Norman Paton says. [Incomplete]
6/1/1972
Farewell to The Dell: Owner Bill De Laurentis and waitresses Jean Ramsdell, left, and Christal Shambrook, raise a final toast to The Dell Restaurant and Tavern at Simcoe and Elm streets, which has been open since 1948. The official closing date is July 15.
Farewell to The Dell: Owner Bill De Laurentis and waitresses Jean Ramsdell, left, and Christal Shambrook, raise a final toast to The Dell Restaurant and Tavern at Simcoe and Elm streets, which has been open since 1948. The official closing date is July 15.
7/3/1986