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Winner of the best-dressed-man on The Street award goes to lending officer Derrell Hendrix, above
Winner of the best-dressed-man on The Street award goes to lending officer Derrell Hendrix, above

Winner of the best-dressed-man on The Street award goes to lending officer Derrell Hendrix, above

Date6/10/1982
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0128319F
Paul Di Lauro: The 69-year-old Scarborough resident has been lending his expertise as an x-ray technician to set up desperately needed medical centres in poverty-stricken countries, most recently Bolivia.
Paul Di Lauro: The 69-year-old Scarborough resident has been lending his expertise as an x-ray technician to set up desperately needed medical centres in poverty-stricken countries, most recently Bolivia.
10/5/1992
Pat Fox: Displays bootleg copies of Jimi Hendrix and Eric Clapton albums in his Toronto office
Pat Fox: Displays bootleg copies of Jimi Hendrix and Eric Clapton albums in his Toronto office
4/22/1988
Retired Metro police superintendent John Gillespie, realxing with his grandson, Christopher Orr, above, says in letter that police officers of even citizens are not adequately protected under one-man patrol system. It is acceptable only by daylight, he sa
Retired Metro police superintendent John Gillespie, realxing with his grandson, Christopher Orr, above, says in letter that police officers of even citizens are not adequately protected under one-man patrol system. It is acceptable only by daylight, he sa
2/13/1973
Award winners: Brian Moretton holds the award he received from Shirley Collins, centre, while Mary Ann Brett, another award winner, looks on.
Award winners: Brian Moretton holds the award he received from Shirley Collins, centre, while Mary Ann Brett, another award winner, looks on.
11/16/1989
Ancient samurai sword goes home. Major George Suzuki (left), a Japanese-Canadian intelligence officer in World War II, last night completed a personal centennial project by handing centuries-old Samurai sword over to Japanese Vice-Consul Tamotsu Furuta fo
Ancient samurai sword goes home. Major George Suzuki (left), a Japanese-Canadian intelligence officer in World War II, last night completed a personal centennial project by handing centuries-old Samurai sword over to Japanese Vice-Consul Tamotsu Furuta fo
11/1/1967
Officers assaulted me man tells police panel, By Chris Welner, Toronto Star, A Scarborough steamfitter was handcuffed and beaten by police after swearing at them for ticketing a friend who had been drinking on the street, a public complaints tribunal has
Officers assaulted me man tells police panel, By Chris Welner, Toronto Star, A Scarborough steamfitter was handcuffed and beaten by police after swearing at them for ticketing a friend who had been drinking on the street, a public complaints tribunal has
6/4/1987
Award winner: Robert Derbyshire, 58, a retired policeman and self-taught woodcarver, has won several awards for his work.
Award winner: Robert Derbyshire, 58, a retired policeman and self-taught woodcarver, has won several awards for his work.
11/22/1985
Killam winners: Jacques Genest, left, winner of award for medicine, and Howard Rapson, U of T professor, for engineering
Killam winners: Jacques Genest, left, winner of award for medicine, and Howard Rapson, U of T professor, for engineering
2/27/1986
In top 10: Etobicoke recently held its first Volunteer of the Year Award ceremony and Richard W. Corbett, for Youth Without Shelter, was one of the 10 winners. He's shown with his wife Gail.
In top 10: Etobicoke recently held its first Volunteer of the Year Award ceremony and Richard W. Corbett, for Youth Without Shelter, was one of the 10 winners. He's shown with his wife Gail.
4/21/1987
Philip Granovsky, Negev award winner
Philip Granovsky, Negev award winner
11/27/1974
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney meets Michael Gerstweiler, a Gold Medal winner at the National Conference on Technology and Innovation at the Sheraton Centre last week. Gerstwiler won the award for his work on robots.
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney meets Michael Gerstweiler, a Gold Medal winner at the National Conference on Technology and Innovation at the Sheraton Centre last week. Gerstwiler won the award for his work on robots.
1/19/1988
Prize winners: Leda and Lino Confalone of Woodbridge pose with their award winning desk set at the Torotno Furniture Market trade show being held this week in Mississauga.
Prize winners: Leda and Lino Confalone of Woodbridge pose with their award winning desk set at the Torotno Furniture Market trade show being held this week in Mississauga.
1/13/1992