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Joe Fancsali
Joe Fancsali

Joe Fancsali

Date3/30/1995
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0127150F
Street philosopher: Joe Leone, a retired Toronto barber, still gives haircuts to friends like Glen Wright, above, in his West End Junk shop, Crazy Joe's Flea Market
Street philosopher: Joe Leone, a retired Toronto barber, still gives haircuts to friends like Glen Wright, above, in his West End Junk shop, Crazy Joe's Flea Market
3/27/1984
Precision cut: Barber Joe Mager gives long-time customer Jimmy roszier, 73, a haicut in his faded, old-fashioned barber shop on Bathurst St
Precision cut: Barber Joe Mager gives long-time customer Jimmy roszier, 73, a haicut in his faded, old-fashioned barber shop on Bathurst St
5/14/1987
Brian Hill talks to Morlane Oliver and Joe Snider between Weather Forecasts
Brian Hill talks to Morlane Oliver and Joe Snider between Weather Forecasts
10/29/1998
Former TV reporter for CBC's fifth estate, Irish-born Joe MacAnthony got lots of meterial for his books, including his latest, The Blood God
Former TV reporter for CBC's fifth estate, Irish-born Joe MacAnthony got lots of meterial for his books, including his latest, The Blood God
3/17/1988
He was there: Joe McNamara, right, formerly a homeless alcoholic and now a tireless downtown street worker, chats with Red Dog, 52, who sleeps on Toronto's warm air grates
He was there: Joe McNamara, right, formerly a homeless alcoholic and now a tireless downtown street worker, chats with Red Dog, 52, who sleeps on Toronto's warm air grates
1/20/1992
He wanted to be a policeman but his attempts to meet the education requirements ended in disaster, says 24-year-old factory worker Joe Gough as he sits beside his wife and his 5-year-old son outside their home in Etobicoke
He wanted to be a policeman but his attempts to meet the education requirements ended in disaster, says 24-year-old factory worker Joe Gough as he sits beside his wife and his 5-year-old son outside their home in Etobicoke
8/4/1971
Joe Perez, above, with mom Maria in front of their house, dreams of being able to pay off the mortgage. The student works summer and winter.
Joe Perez, above, with mom Maria in front of their house, dreams of being able to pay off the mortgage. The student works summer and winter.
7/3/1986
Joe and Josie Peretz
Joe and Josie Peretz
11/4/1994
Not willing to wait: Surge in spending for home furnishings is forecast by Joe McNichols, retailing consultant
Not willing to wait: Surge in spending for home furnishings is forecast by Joe McNichols, retailing consultant
8/13/1979
Joe McNulty surveys his domain, the famed Beach area of Toronto's east-end
Joe McNulty surveys his domain, the famed Beach area of Toronto's east-end
11/11/1971
Two views: Probation officer Sue Jones, above, sees her job as social work while Peter McMurtry, far right, with client Joe Costa, tends to be an enforcer
Two views: Probation officer Sue Jones, above, sees her job as social work while Peter McMurtry, far right, with client Joe Costa, tends to be an enforcer
6/23/1989
Red herring?, Georgina Mayor Joe Dales (left), a veteran ice fisherman, didn't get a single nibble during the Great Georgina Ice Fishing Derby so he helped Dave Sharp dispose of several dozen herring.
Red herring?, Georgina Mayor Joe Dales (left), a veteran ice fisherman, didn't get a single nibble during the Great Georgina Ice Fishing Derby so he helped Dave Sharp dispose of several dozen herring.
3/4/1982