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Award winner: Robert Derbyshire, 58, a retired policeman and self-taught woodcarver, has won several awards for his work.
Award winner: Robert Derbyshire, 58, a retired policeman and self-taught woodcarver, has won several awards for his work.

Award winner: Robert Derbyshire, 58, a retired policeman and self-taught woodcarver, has won several awards for his work.

Date11/22/1985
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A Toronto-born scientist has won two awards in a competition among students from 85 medical schools and hospitals in the United States and Canada
A Toronto-born scientist has won two awards in a competition among students from 85 medical schools and hospitals in the United States and Canada
9/8/1986
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney meets Michael Gerstweiler, a Gold Medal winner at the National Conference on Technology and Innovation at the Sheraton Centre last week. Gerstwiler won the award for his work on robots.
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney meets Michael Gerstweiler, a Gold Medal winner at the National Conference on Technology and Innovation at the Sheraton Centre last week. Gerstwiler won the award for his work on robots.
1/19/1988
Soul travel to outer space is encouraged by Eckankar, a philosophical -religious organization run by a retired couple, Fabian and Lillian Burbeck. This group believes souls can travel on several mystic planes to outer space and indescribable occult places. Burbecks lead classes - there are 15 courses that take more than 7 years of study to complete - and attract people of all ages. They urge self-improvement.
Soul travel to outer space is encouraged by Eckankar, a philosophical -religious organization run by a retired couple, Fabian and Lillian Burbeck. This group believes souls can travel on several mystic planes to outer space and indescribable occult places. Burbecks lead classes - there are 15 courses that take more than 7 years of study to complete - and attract people of all ages. They urge self-improvement.
4/10/1978
Scott Murray wife Lynne sales and marketing awards
Scott Murray wife Lynne sales and marketing awards
10/12/1994
Paper flood: Director orf Ontario's student awards program, Bill Clarkson, above, sifts through a mountain of applications from students seeking financial assistance with their post-secondary education. Philip Lam talks with personal loans manager Murray Dowey, right, at the Bank of Montreal.
Paper flood: Director orf Ontario's student awards program, Bill Clarkson, above, sifts through a mountain of applications from students seeking financial assistance with their post-secondary education. Philip Lam talks with personal loans manager Murray Dowey, right, at the Bank of Montreal.
8/25/1982
Paper flood: Director of Ontario's student awards program, Bill Clarkson, above, sifts through a mountain of applications from students seeking financial assistance with their post-secondary education.
Paper flood: Director of Ontario's student awards program, Bill Clarkson, above, sifts through a mountain of applications from students seeking financial assistance with their post-secondary education.
8/25/1982
Award-winning architect: Philip Carter proudly displays the Governor-General medal he won for his design of the Markham Community Library. The $900,000 library blends in with the 19th-century style and atmosphere of the old village of Markham's Main St. Carter, 42, received his award at a ceremony held in Winnipeg.
Award-winning architect: Philip Carter proudly displays the Governor-General medal he won for his design of the Markham Community Library. The $900,000 library blends in with the 19th-century style and atmosphere of the old village of Markham's Main St. Carter, 42, received his award at a ceremony held in Winnipeg.
6/18/1982
Award winners: Brian Moretton holds the award he received from Shirley Collins, centre, while Mary Ann Brett, another award winner, looks on.
Award winners: Brian Moretton holds the award he received from Shirley Collins, centre, while Mary Ann Brett, another award winner, looks on.
11/16/1989
Retired prospector Reg Sheppard plays with his dog Nipper on the 58-acre estate, valued at $231,000, he has given to the people of Aurora for use as a park
Retired prospector Reg Sheppard plays with his dog Nipper on the 58-acre estate, valued at $231,000, he has given to the people of Aurora for use as a park
3/27/1972
He will Rock you Gerard Boileau carves rocking horses available at One Of A Kind Christmas Canadian Craft show and sale, from Nov. 26 to Dec. 6. The self-taught carver makes about 20 large horses a year.
He will Rock you Gerard Boileau carves rocking horses available at One Of A Kind Christmas Canadian Craft show and sale, from Nov. 26 to Dec. 6. The self-taught carver makes about 20 large horses a year.
11/8/1992
Killam winners: Jacques Genest, left, winner of award for medicine, and Howard Rapson, U of T professor, for engineering
Killam winners: Jacques Genest, left, winner of award for medicine, and Howard Rapson, U of T professor, for engineering
2/27/1986
Winning design: Top left, architect Harry Pellow, who won a 1982 Ontario Renews Award, shows off the curved lightwell in his renovated Annex house.
Winning design: Top left, architect Harry Pellow, who won a 1982 Ontario Renews Award, shows off the curved lightwell in his renovated Annex house.
9/22/1982