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'I see family court as a clearing house for the frustrations of the community' - Judge Warren Durham
'I see family court as a clearing house for the frustrations of the community' - Judge Warren Durham

'I see family court as a clearing house for the frustrations of the community' - Judge Warren Durham

Date12/4/1977
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Helmut Mehnert has been a paraplegic for 17 years and well knows the frustrations of trying to retain some degree of independence
Helmut Mehnert has been a paraplegic for 17 years and well knows the frustrations of trying to retain some degree of independence
2/14/1973
So far in Soviet-Canada hockey series, Russians have not resorted to standard NHL procedure of fighting to relieve frustrations, reader observes, but (...)
So far in Soviet-Canada hockey series, Russians have not resorted to standard NHL procedure of fighting to relieve frustrations, reader observes, but (...)
9/4/1972
Reflections: Dave Raimey insists criticism of mates, coaches in Winnipeg was not malicious, but result of frustrations over club's failure to use him to best advantage
Reflections: Dave Raimey insists criticism of mates, coaches in Winnipeg was not malicious, but result of frustrations over club's failure to use him to best advantage
4/19/1969
Here come the judge, or does he? Court congestion is the single biggest headache I have, says senior County Court Judge Douglas Coo. Judges have too much work. They're all busy and dizzy, says another judge.
Here come the judge, or does he? Court congestion is the single biggest headache I have, says senior County Court Judge Douglas Coo. Judges have too much work. They're all busy and dizzy, says another judge.
11/9/1979
Jean Marc Labrosse, a divorce court judge, deals with broken dreams and bitterness every day: I wonder about the future of marriage [Incomplete]
Jean Marc Labrosse, a divorce court judge, deals with broken dreams and bitterness every day: I wonder about the future of marriage [Incomplete]
3/23/1978
New Canadian: Natalie Marks gets her citizenship papers from Judge Lamartine Silva, right, while Warren Bailie, chief elections officer for Ontario, looks on during a ceremony yesterday
New Canadian: Natalie Marks gets her citizenship papers from Judge Lamartine Silva, right, while Warren Bailie, chief elections officer for Ontario, looks on during a ceremony yesterday
4/14/1986
Banker Willliam C. Duncan retired this week after 65 years in the banking industry. Duncan, 84, started working in a bank at Huntsville in 1906. For the past 20 years he's been manager of the Toronto Clearing House. He hopes to travel.
Banker Willliam C. Duncan retired this week after 65 years in the banking industry. Duncan, 84, started working in a bank at Huntsville in 1906. For the past 20 years he's been manager of the Toronto Clearing House. He hopes to travel.
3/30/1971
Paper flood: One in 10 of those coupons being checked by Gordon Finaly of Nielsen Clearing House has been fraudulently cashed. But problem in Canada doesn't compare with epidemic in U.S., where coupon crooks rip off $200 million a year.
Paper flood: One in 10 of those coupons being checked by Gordon Finaly of Nielsen Clearing House has been fraudulently cashed. But problem in Canada doesn't compare with epidemic in U.S., where coupon crooks rip off $200 million a year.
8/13/1980
New supreme court judges, The three newest judges of the Supreme Court of Ontario were sworn in yesterday at the University Ave. Courthouse.
New supreme court judges, The three newest judges of the Supreme Court of Ontario were sworn in yesterday at the University Ave. Courthouse.
1/12/1978
David M. Stone of Pickering and Harry Stone of television's Night Court have a couple of things in common. Both are judges and self-confessed hams. On June 1, David Stone became a judge. For Stone - previously a criminal lawyer and crown attorney - the appointment to the provincial court (criminal division) in Oshawa is a dream come true. [Incomplete]
David M. Stone of Pickering and Harry Stone of television's Night Court have a couple of things in common. Both are judges and self-confessed hams. On June 1, David Stone became a judge. For Stone - previously a criminal lawyer and crown attorney - the appointment to the provincial court (criminal division) in Oshawa is a dream come true. [Incomplete]
7/19/1990
Sara Simon, a 90-year-old Gwich' in Indian community leader, chats with Judge Rene Dussault, co-chairperson of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal People
Sara Simon, a 90-year-old Gwich' in Indian community leader, chats with Judge Rene Dussault, co-chairperson of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal People
5/12/1992
Visiting old city hall with pupils from Grade 5 of Dewson Public School, volunteer school helper 86-year-old Ida Seigal chats with Judge Tupper Bigelow in his chambers after the group sat in on his court for more than two hours. Judge Bigelow and Mrs. Seigal served on school board together during 1930s.
Visiting old city hall with pupils from Grade 5 of Dewson Public School, volunteer school helper 86-year-old Ida Seigal chats with Judge Tupper Bigelow in his chambers after the group sat in on his court for more than two hours. Judge Bigelow and Mrs. Seigal served on school board together during 1930s.
12/14/1971