Skip to main content
Digital Archive Toronto Public Library Homepage
Everybody's beefing. Louie Flores is fed up with Sunday, Tim Waterhouse says Christmas comes too soon and Bob Davis grouses. I hate work. The Star's O(...)
Everybody's beefing. Louie Flores is fed up with Sunday, Tim Waterhouse says Christmas comes too soon and Bob Davis grouses. I hate work. The Star's O(...)

Everybody's beefing. Louie Flores is fed up with Sunday, Tim Waterhouse says Christmas comes too soon and Bob Davis grouses. I hate work. The Star's O(...)

Daten.d.
Names
(photographer)
(subject)
Format
Notes
Original Toronto Star caption: Everybody's beefing. Louie Flores is fed up with Sunday, Tim Waterhouse says Christmas comes too soon and Bob Davis grouses. I hate work. The Star's Olivia Ward got gripes from 200 other people as well when she set up a complaints booth at the Eaton Centre.
Medium
Language
ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0088154F
Farmer Jose Flores says only his sprinkler system is saving his celery and lettuce crops on his 10-acre holding in Holland Marsh. Despite daily irriga(...)
Farmer Jose Flores says only his sprinkler system is saving his celery and lettuce crops on his 10-acre holding in Holland Marsh. Despite daily irriga(...)
7/16/1978
Everybody's saying, 'Come on, give us a helath council,' says new Onatrio Health Minister Frank Miller
Everybody's saying, 'Come on, give us a helath council,' says new Onatrio Health Minister Frank Miller
3/12/1974
Not everybody's happy
Not everybody's happy
5/27/1984
Everybody's into the act, Start walking to keep fit
Everybody's into the act, Start walking to keep fit
3/17/1987
Canada's own dynamic duo, If you want to attract attention on a Toronto street when everybody's preoccupied with cleaning up the snow, you've got to wear flamboyant clothes
Canada's own dynamic duo, If you want to attract attention on a Toronto street when everybody's preoccupied with cleaning up the snow, you've got to wear flamboyant clothes
12/6/1977
Everybody's hand book. Hendley's Toronto and Dominion ABC railway, omnibus, street railway, steam navigation, time tables, post office and general gui(...)
Everybody's hand book. Hendley's Toronto and Dominion ABC railway, omnibus, street railway, steam navigation, time tables, post office and general gui(...)
1870
Finance Minister Michael Wilson may not be everybody's favorite person after the tough federal budget he unleashed last week, but his mother Connie is(...)
Finance Minister Michael Wilson may not be everybody's favorite person after the tough federal budget he unleashed last week, but his mother Connie is(...)
4/29/1989
Tony Aspler's murder by half should be on everybody's wanted list
Tony Aspler's murder by half should be on everybody's wanted list
7/22/1982
Among the Elvi: Tanita Tikaram, here Monday touring with her third album Everybody's Angel, has inexplicably taken to posing as a young Elvis
Among the Elvi: Tanita Tikaram, here Monday touring with her third album Everybody's Angel, has inexplicably taken to posing as a young Elvis
4/9/1991
'Everybody's crazy'. This is only part of the mass of Beatle-lovers who descended on Maple Leaf Gardens today to get tickets for their heroes' appeara(...)
'Everybody's crazy'. This is only part of the mass of Beatle-lovers who descended on Maple Leaf Gardens today to get tickets for their heroes' appeara(...)
1964
Queen of raunch holds court. Who could mistake those legs, barely hidden by fishnet stockings? When Tina Turner comes to town everybody knows it. She (...)
Queen of raunch holds court. Who could mistake those legs, barely hidden by fishnet stockings? When Tina Turner comes to town everybody knows it. She (...)
8/29/1984
Sailor-businessman Frank Dye (left) knows the ropes when it comes to boats. He and his wife Margaret are in Toronto to talk about some of their adventures. At centre is Don Davis, Wayfarer Sailboat Association president.
Sailor-businessman Frank Dye (left) knows the ropes when it comes to boats. He and his wife Margaret are in Toronto to talk about some of their adventures. At centre is Don Davis, Wayfarer Sailboat Association president.
1/1/1972