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Moving Up: David Deaves, 43, became the City of Etobicoke's first city manager on June 27. Etobicoke is the first municipality in Metro to create such a position.
Moving Up: David Deaves, 43, became the City of Etobicoke's first city manager on June 27. Etobicoke is the first municipality in Metro to create such a position.

Moving Up: David Deaves, 43, became the City of Etobicoke's first city manager on June 27. Etobicoke is the first municipality in Metro to create such a position.

Date7/5/1988
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Moving up: Would-be electrician Ray Calleja was profiled in Janis Foord's first column two years ago. He was hired, has been promoted, and a management position is in sight.
Moving up: Would-be electrician Ray Calleja was profiled in Janis Foord's first column two years ago. He was hired, has been promoted, and a management position is in sight.
8/28/1987
Public park talks: When union local president Bob Kennett (left) refused to cross a picket line to meet mayor Dennis Flynn in Etobicoke's Civic Centre, the two men held informal negotiations in a public park across the street
Public park talks: When union local president Bob Kennett (left) refused to cross a picket line to meet mayor Dennis Flynn in Etobicoke's Civic Centre, the two men held informal negotiations in a public park across the street
7/26/1984
Barry Morrisson: Etobicoke's top planner says designing a new downtown is not as far advanced as in North York.
Barry Morrisson: Etobicoke's top planner says designing a new downtown is not as far advanced as in North York.
5/13/1983
In top 10: Etobicoke recently held its first Volunteer of the Year Award ceremony and Richard W. Corbett, for Youth Without Shelter, was one of the 10 winners. He's shown with his wife Gail.
In top 10: Etobicoke recently held its first Volunteer of the Year Award ceremony and Richard W. Corbett, for Youth Without Shelter, was one of the 10 winners. He's shown with his wife Gail.
4/21/1987
Well done: Stanley Strickland, 20, at Mimico Correctional Centre is the first graduate of the Etobicoke Board of Education's inmate program
Well done: Stanley Strickland, 20, at Mimico Correctional Centre is the first graduate of the Etobicoke Board of Education's inmate program
9/13/1990
Top business spokesman J. Hugh Stevens stands in front of mammoth wire spool at Laird Dr. plant of Canada Wire and Cable Co. Ltd., of which he's chief executive. Stevens, who today became persident of the Canadian Manufactures Association says companies must become more competitive to create more jobs.
Top business spokesman J. Hugh Stevens stands in front of mammoth wire spool at Laird Dr. plant of Canada Wire and Cable Co. Ltd., of which he's chief executive. Stevens, who today became persident of the Canadian Manufactures Association says companies must become more competitive to create more jobs.
6/3/1977
Loses battle: Closing community schools will create mini-waste lands, with people moving out, Trustee Ken Crowley argued - vainly.
Loses battle: Closing community schools will create mini-waste lands, with people moving out, Trustee Ken Crowley argued - vainly.
10/22/1979
An Etobicoke restaurant owner has been ordered to comply with the city's no-smokig bylaw or face contempt of court charges. [Incomplete]
An Etobicoke restaurant owner has been ordered to comply with the city's no-smokig bylaw or face contempt of court charges. [Incomplete]
2/15/1987
It was 20 cents a pint when retiring bartender Jimmy Robertson, 71, first started slinging beer at the Winchester Hotel 43 years ago, and its now 70 cents
It was 20 cents a pint when retiring bartender Jimmy Robertson, 71, first started slinging beer at the Winchester Hotel 43 years ago, and its now 70 cents
7/11/1977
Giant step: Quadriplegic Garry Stockfish yesterday became the first patient in the Lyndhurst Hospital's education program to earn a Grade 13 diploma and received his certificate in a special ceremony
Giant step: Quadriplegic Garry Stockfish yesterday became the first patient in the Lyndhurst Hospital's education program to earn a Grade 13 diploma and received his certificate in a special ceremony
12/16/1982
Moving on: Doug Lychak, Mississauga's city manager since 1985, is moving to become municipal manager for Surrey, B
Moving on: Doug Lychak, Mississauga's city manager since 1985, is moving to become municipal manager for Surrey, B
4/6/1992
Harry Mitchell, the man in charge of Ontario's land purchases for the new airport city, says false rumors create the biggest problems.
Harry Mitchell, the man in charge of Ontario's land purchases for the new airport city, says false rumors create the biggest problems.
4/27/1972