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Steve Wozniak: The 65-year-old Buffalo man - who won a CNE marathon in the 40s
Steve Wozniak: The 65-year-old Buffalo man - who won a CNE marathon in the 40s

Steve Wozniak: The 65-year-old Buffalo man - who won a CNE marathon in the 40s

Date8/17/1980
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Original Toronto Star caption: Steve Wozniak: The 65-year-old Buffalo man - who won a CNE marathon in the 40s.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0090108F
Special gift: Margaret Drabble, who reads tonight at Harbour front, has just finished a novel set partly in Cambridge about three privileged women in their late 40s
Special gift: Margaret Drabble, who reads tonight at Harbour front, has just finished a novel set partly in Cambridge about three privileged women in their late 40s
10/19/1986
Steve Gately: Vice-president of Maple Leaf Plastics Corp. of Toronto persisted and eventually won funding from a federal-provincial program. He hired 12 men to renovate his 40-year-old plant.
Steve Gately: Vice-president of Maple Leaf Plastics Corp. of Toronto persisted and eventually won funding from a federal-provincial program. He hired 12 men to renovate his 40-year-old plant.
2/9/1984
Johnny Mathis took the stage behind a 27-piece band in semi-formal dress bathed in purple lights, just like the lounge singer scene in a '40s flick
Johnny Mathis took the stage behind a 27-piece band in semi-formal dress bathed in purple lights, just like the lounge singer scene in a '40s flick
3/16/1992
Right, copper horse is a novelty radio made in the late '40s by Abbotsware, litho tin lunch boxes are a hot nostalgia item from the '60s that sell now for $100 each
Right, copper horse is a novelty radio made in the late '40s by Abbotsware, litho tin lunch boxes are a hot nostalgia item from the '60s that sell now for $100 each
8/20/1992
Designers: Above, Judy Cornish, right, and Joyce Gunhouse mix '40s elegance with bad boy tattoo images in their new fall line
Designers: Above, Judy Cornish, right, and Joyce Gunhouse mix '40s elegance with bad boy tattoo images in their new fall line
8/15/1988
Dizzy Gillespie: Gained fame in the '40s
Dizzy Gillespie: Gained fame in the '40s
5/6/1968
Laid back on Queen St. Anthony Caria relaxes yesterday outside his store called Locomotion on Queen St. E. The store, specializing in '40s and '50s memorabilia and collectibles, offers for sale Judy the mannequin, the chair and ottoman.
Laid back on Queen St. Anthony Caria relaxes yesterday outside his store called Locomotion on Queen St. E. The store, specializing in '40s and '50s memorabilia and collectibles, offers for sale Judy the mannequin, the chair and ottoman.
4/5/1991
He had first million-selling record in the mid-'40s, but Buddy Greco isn't al nostalgia
He had first million-selling record in the mid-'40s, but Buddy Greco isn't al nostalgia
12/6/1971
Finishing Touches on Doris Anderson's yet untitled novel - a love triangle involving two women in their 40s and a tycoon - are keeping her busy. Next (...)
Finishing Touches on Doris Anderson's yet untitled novel - a love triangle involving two women in their 40s and a tycoon - are keeping her busy. Next (...)
8/29/1977
Gloria Jean in the '40s. Her first film, The Underpup, made her a star at age 11
Gloria Jean in the '40s. Her first film, The Underpup, made her a star at age 11
3/1/1940
Week. Right, Rocco Campanaro of O'Hair Salon in Toronto took the 1987 Canadian Championship for this glamorous '40s style with black net and rhinestone hair accent.
Week. Right, Rocco Campanaro of O'Hair Salon in Toronto took the 1987 Canadian Championship for this glamorous '40s style with black net and rhinestone hair accent.
3/16/1987
Tobacco police: Joanne Angrove and Cindy Wozniak-Mucci, who enforce laws on tobacco sales and public smoking, didn't want their faces shown because they do a lot of surveillance work
Tobacco police: Joanne Angrove and Cindy Wozniak-Mucci, who enforce laws on tobacco sales and public smoking, didn't want their faces shown because they do a lot of surveillance work
2/19/1996