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Keith G. Dalglish. To the top in five months
Keith G. Dalglish. To the top in five months

Keith G. Dalglish. To the top in five months

Date6/13/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: Keith G. Dalglish. To the top in five months.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0041702F
Dying art: Fourth-generation woodcarver Barac of North York puts a lot of work into creations such as this wooden altar. While he gets a great deal of joy out of his work, he is also saddened by the fact that his craft is drying. The native of Yugoslavia has spent 14 months carving this altar, which will sit in a church in Yorkton, Sask.
Dying art: Fourth-generation woodcarver Barac of North York puts a lot of work into creations such as this wooden altar. While he gets a great deal of joy out of his work, he is also saddened by the fact that his craft is drying. The native of Yugoslavia has spent 14 months carving this altar, which will sit in a church in Yorkton, Sask.
12/14/1982
Edmund Bovey: Report by retired businessman, 68, is the result of a $650,000 study set up 13 months ago by the government
Edmund Bovey: Report by retired businessman, 68, is the result of a $650,000 study set up 13 months ago by the government
1/15/1985
Award winners: Dr. John Scott, left, Carl Hiebert, centre, and Peter Dalglish are three of the five winners of the 1986 Vanier Awards. They'll be honored at a Sheraton Centre dinner tonight
Award winners: Dr. John Scott, left, Carl Hiebert, centre, and Peter Dalglish are three of the five winners of the 1986 Vanier Awards. They'll be honored at a Sheraton Centre dinner tonight
3/5/1987
Reunited after six months, Rosemary Culbertson joyfully hugs her 17-month old son, Keith, who was snatched from her arms in a shopping plaza in Stow, (...)
Reunited after six months, Rosemary Culbertson joyfully hugs her 17-month old son, Keith, who was snatched from her arms in a shopping plaza in Stow, (...)
3/14/1972
The new metro chairman, Paul Godfrey, gets a big laugh from his son, Robin, 5 months
The new metro chairman, Paul Godfrey, gets a big laugh from his son, Robin, 5 months
7/3/1973
Beaty, Keith
Beaty, Keith
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G. William Daniel. Misleading information
G. William Daniel. Misleading information
10/1/1973
Thomas G. Bolton, President Dominion Store,
Thomas G. Bolton, President Dominion Store,
1/18/1978
Canadians are going to have to learn to pay more for natual gas, according to Robert Blair, president of Alberta Gas Trunk Line Co. Firm is one of a g(...)
Canadians are going to have to learn to pay more for natual gas, according to Robert Blair, president of Alberta Gas Trunk Line Co. Firm is one of a g(...)
7/31/1974
G. Max Bell, of Calgary, made what he called his annual pilgrimage to the East last week to talk to about 200 Toronto stockbrokers. Bell has holdings (...)
G. Max Bell, of Calgary, made what he called his annual pilgrimage to the East last week to talk to about 200 Toronto stockbrokers. Bell has holdings (...)
1/28/1970
Corporation lawyer G. E. (Ted) Creber became chairman of George Weston Ltd. in 1969, and is most important policy - maker for subsidiary Loblaw Companies Ltd
Corporation lawyer G. E. (Ted) Creber became chairman of George Weston Ltd. in 1969, and is most important policy - maker for subsidiary Loblaw Companies Ltd
1/22/1973
Creber, G E (Ted)
Creber, G E (Ted)
12/16/1975