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Back to B.C.: Harold Fargey, at 65, is retiring to British Columbia after more than 40 years with Cominco Ltd. where he became executive vice-president.
Back to B.C.: Harold Fargey, at 65, is retiring to British Columbia after more than 40 years with Cominco Ltd. where he became executive vice-president.

Back to B.C.: Harold Fargey, at 65, is retiring to British Columbia after more than 40 years with Cominco Ltd. where he became executive vice-president.

Date3/26/1984
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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
No axe to grind: Although Uxbridge volunteer fire chief Norm James soon turns 65, the town won't force him to retire after more than 40 years of service, unless he wants to
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Syd Reynolds will end a third career this month, retiring after 40 years of teaching
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6/9/1972
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After 40 years: Jack Burke, retiring as principal and teacher of Associated Jewish Schools, has been teaching his own grandchildren there - Michael, 10, David, 8, and Elisa, 12 - as well as the grandchildren of some of his original pupils.
3/28/1980
David Braide, a vice-president of Canadian Industries Ltd. and likely next chairman of Canadian Chamber of Commerce, says governments are starting to follow suggestions of business world. He says the chamber can accomplish a lot working quietly with, rather than against, governments, and hearing their point of view.
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8/31/1978
The subject is steak as Harold Schneer, left, senior vice-president of CDRH Ltd
The subject is steak as Harold Schneer, left, senior vice-president of CDRH Ltd
1/19/1972
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
Tofu very much: Dickson Chu, who runs the Fong On Foods store in Kensington Market, has been making tofu for more than 40 years.
Tofu very much: Dickson Chu, who runs the Fong On Foods store in Kensington Market, has been making tofu for more than 40 years.
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Metro Police Chief Harold Adamson ended more than 40 years' police service, 10 of them as chief, when he resigned today
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4/5/1979
Eric Cmapbell-Smith, executive vice-president of the Toronto Home Builders Association, wears 2-button, single-breasted navy hopsacking blazer. Detailing included patch flap pockets, tack pleats and half belt in back.
Eric Cmapbell-Smith, executive vice-president of the Toronto Home Builders Association, wears 2-button, single-breasted navy hopsacking blazer. Detailing included patch flap pockets, tack pleats and half belt in back.
3/27/1972
Confident executive: Bruce Howe, president of British Columbia Resources Investment Corp
Confident executive: Bruce Howe, president of British Columbia Resources Investment Corp
10/19/1983