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Getting it together: Tony Fusco, above, owner of a large Metro trucking company, made the Columbus recreation and culture complex possible. On the site of the project are, left, Joseph Chiappetta, president of the Italian Canadian Benevolent Corp., and la
Getting it together: Tony Fusco, above, owner of a large Metro trucking company, made the Columbus recreation and culture complex possible. On the site of the project are, left, Joseph Chiappetta, president of the Italian Canadian Benevolent Corp., and la

Getting it together: Tony Fusco, above, owner of a large Metro trucking company, made the Columbus recreation and culture complex possible. On the site of the project are, left, Joseph Chiappetta, president of the Italian Canadian Benevolent Corp., and la

Date6/18/1980
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Big bucks: North York mayor Mel Lastman hands over a Metro cheque for $500,000 to Italian Canadian Benevolent Corporation president Joe Chiappetta while 3-year-old Jessica Karman Thibodeau gets her hands into the mayor's hair
Big bucks: North York mayor Mel Lastman hands over a Metro cheque for $500,000 to Italian Canadian Benevolent Corporation president Joe Chiappetta while 3-year-old Jessica Karman Thibodeau gets her hands into the mayor's hair
2/18/1982
Twice a knight: Tony Fusco, trucking company executive and good samaritan extraordinary, is being honored by the Roman Catholic Church for his community and church services
Twice a knight: Tony Fusco, trucking company executive and good samaritan extraordinary, is being honored by the Roman Catholic Church for his community and church services
2/27/1980
Minorities who excel are readily embraced by the Canadian establishment, says Joseph Chiappetta, a lawyer and community leader of Metro's Italian community. You have to be better than average to be recognized, he said. But this is part of life. You earn recognition and respect. [Incomplete]
Minorities who excel are readily embraced by the Canadian establishment, says Joseph Chiappetta, a lawyer and community leader of Metro's Italian community. You have to be better than average to be recognized, he said. But this is part of life. You earn recognition and respect. [Incomplete]
10/2/1985
Tony Fusco. Aid Metro Italians
Tony Fusco. Aid Metro Italians
11/21/1974
Frank Trevisan: He heads the Mississauga Italian Canadian Benevolent Association and is the driving force behind a non-profit housing complex.
Frank Trevisan: He heads the Mississauga Italian Canadian Benevolent Association and is the driving force behind a non-profit housing complex.
4/23/1992
Columbus Discovers Toronto. Re-enacting the discovery of the New World by Christopher Columbus in 1492, Joseph carrier, a businessman of Italian origi(...)
Columbus Discovers Toronto. Re-enacting the discovery of the New World by Christopher Columbus in 1492, Joseph carrier, a businessman of Italian origi(...)
10/11/1974
Max Haggarty, 39-year-old truck company president from Belleville, is the president of Ontario Trucking Association
Max Haggarty, 39-year-old truck company president from Belleville, is the president of Ontario Trucking Association
11/24/1975
Image shows the President shaking hands with an employee at the coffee shop.
Coffee break: The Italian president shakes hands with owner Tony Guido at Tricolore snackbar on St. Clair Ave. after accepting an employee's invitation to drop in for a cup of coffee.
6/12/1986
Fusco, Tony
Fusco, Tony
2/27/1980
Joseph Goodman, Trucking official
Joseph Goodman, Trucking official
2/19/1974
Two sides: Chairman Eldred King, left, says York Region will not continue taking Metro refuse, but Erv Mcintyre, head of a provincial waste agency, said it plans to inspect 57 possible dump sites
Two sides: Chairman Eldred King, left, says York Region will not continue taking Metro refuse, but Erv Mcintyre, head of a provincial waste agency, said it plans to inspect 57 possible dump sites
3/8/1982
Desmond Christopher, left, head of the residents' council of St. James Town, above, sticks his foot through broken door at the complex. The project is home to more than 12,000 low- and moderate income people.
Desmond Christopher, left, head of the residents' council of St. James Town, above, sticks his foot through broken door at the complex. The project is home to more than 12,000 low- and moderate income people.
2/26/1987