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Ann Taylor and Ron Harding chat over plate of food Bachelor Harding was host to the club members, their wives and dates
Ann Taylor and Ron Harding chat over plate of food Bachelor Harding was host to the club members, their wives and dates

Ann Taylor and Ron Harding chat over plate of food Bachelor Harding was host to the club members, their wives and dates

Date6/29/1973
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0128173F
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Despite '92 results, Hees chief Robert Harding predicts improved earnings this year.
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Merger moves: Hees executive Robert Harding says there has been no pressure to sell assets.
Merger moves: Hees executive Robert Harding says there has been no pressure to sell assets.
2/26/1995
Jim Harding Siu
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3/14/1994
One man in a tub: Ashe Davis, treasurer of King Township Historical Society, relaxes in a 1800s bath tub while stroking a violin dates back to the early 1900s.
One man in a tub: Ashe Davis, treasurer of King Township Historical Society, relaxes in a 1800s bath tub while stroking a violin dates back to the early 1900s.
9/12/1983
Man in charge: Bob Cornell, owner of Clevelands House, which dates back to 1869, started as a bellhop at the lodge on Lake Rosseau in 1949.
Man in charge: Bob Cornell, owner of Clevelands House, which dates back to 1869, started as a bellhop at the lodge on Lake Rosseau in 1949.
8/2/1991
Working wives are taking over from happy little homemakers as the most influential force shaping retail operations and advertising, according to Toronto adman David Cravit. Women like Carol Anne Calderone, shown with Cravit, are forcing stores to extend hours and change times of clearance sales. Toronto supermarkets are already experimenting with late shopping hours.
Working wives are taking over from happy little homemakers as the most influential force shaping retail operations and advertising, according to Toronto adman David Cravit. Women like Carol Anne Calderone, shown with Cravit, are forcing stores to extend hours and change times of clearance sales. Toronto supermarkets are already experimenting with late shopping hours.
12/22/1977
Rubin Todres. Studied 38 deserting wives
Rubin Todres. Studied 38 deserting wives
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Host Bernie Taylor and guest Joanna Humen in cook's dream of a kitchen built into basement
Host Bernie Taylor and guest Joanna Humen in cook's dream of a kitchen built into basement
6/2/1974
Ron Graham (r) and Terry Taylor (c)
Ron Graham (r) and Terry Taylor (c)
9/15/1998
$125-a-plate dinner honors Toronto man. The Ben-Gurion University of the Negev tribute dinner for Toronto resident Ron Oelbaum, held at the Inn on the Park last night, boasted a distinguished guest list. Seen chatting are, from left: Sidney Chelsky, Canadian associate of the university, Abba Eban, Israel's former minister of foreign affairs, Morris Kaufman, committee chairman, and Martin Offman, chairman of the dinner.
$125-a-plate dinner honors Toronto man. The Ben-Gurion University of the Negev tribute dinner for Toronto resident Ron Oelbaum, held at the Inn on the Park last night, boasted a distinguished guest list. Seen chatting are, from left: Sidney Chelsky, Canadian associate of the university, Abba Eban, Israel's former minister of foreign affairs, Morris Kaufman, committee chairman, and Martin Offman, chairman of the dinner.
4/27/1988
Decorator Gil Rice accepted the challenge to his ingenuity to prove that an abundance of good taste can turn a bachelor apartment in to elegant living quarters
Decorator Gil Rice accepted the challenge to his ingenuity to prove that an abundance of good taste can turn a bachelor apartment in to elegant living quarters
7/26/1971
Bill Rogers, a 73-year-old bachelor who is paralyzed on the right side, supports himself by selling old newspapers for $4 a ton
Bill Rogers, a 73-year-old bachelor who is paralyzed on the right side, supports himself by selling old newspapers for $4 a ton
7/19/1973