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Picture worth 1,000 watts: Entrepreneur Gord Hamilton of Thornhill holds one of the radiant heat panels he uses in the art works behind him.
Picture worth 1,000 watts: Entrepreneur Gord Hamilton of Thornhill holds one of the radiant heat panels he uses in the art works behind him.

Picture worth 1,000 watts: Entrepreneur Gord Hamilton of Thornhill holds one of the radiant heat panels he uses in the art works behind him.

Date12/31/1985
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0128134F
Under Cover: Mechanical engineering student student Paul Yeh, 24, is almost hidden by the solar panels of his 380-watt fibreglass car, which took a year to build
Under Cover: Mechanical engineering student student Paul Yeh, 24, is almost hidden by the solar panels of his 380-watt fibreglass car, which took a year to build
8/9/1989
Way out: David Burnett, seen with panels from Lynn Donaghue's Four Tradesmen, will soon be leaving the Art Gallery of Ontario.
Way out: David Burnett, seen with panels from Lynn Donaghue's Four Tradesmen, will soon be leaving the Art Gallery of Ontario.
8/29/1984
Export bound: Bill Malone, left, who designed a reusable aluminum form system for concrete construction, displays one of the panels with John Berger, of TS Aluminum, which finished the forms
Export bound: Bill Malone, left, who designed a reusable aluminum form system for concrete construction, displays one of the panels with John Berger, of TS Aluminum, which finished the forms
1/19/1993
Ravaged by time: Bill Barber, curator of the Peel Museum, examines one of the three panels of the historic Meadowvale mural, painted by Fred Haines, which depicts the Mississauga Indians on the Credit River.
Ravaged by time: Bill Barber, curator of the Peel Museum, examines one of the three panels of the historic Meadowvale mural, painted by Fred Haines, which depicts the Mississauga Indians on the Credit River.
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Ontario marble was used in the new wing of the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto, being utilized in the floor, steps, pillars and decorative panels illustrated in this picture
Ontario marble was used in the new wing of the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto, being utilized in the floor, steps, pillars and decorative panels illustrated in this picture
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Cultural crusader: Marcello Pacini, president of the Giovanni Agnelli Foundation, has brought an exhibition to the Royal Ontario Museum that uses photographs, art works, artifacts and audio-visual aids to show the cultural and technological evolution of modern Italy
Cultural crusader: Marcello Pacini, president of the Giovanni Agnelli Foundation, has brought an exhibition to the Royal Ontario Museum that uses photographs, art works, artifacts and audio-visual aids to show the cultural and technological evolution of modern Italy
9/20/1984
Hiding the modern: Master woodworker Derek Maw demonstrates sliding pine panels that he ingeniously built in the living room to hide the television
Hiding the modern: Master woodworker Derek Maw demonstrates sliding pine panels that he ingeniously built in the living room to hide the television
2/7/1990
Sand man: Mark Culligan, one of Toronto's two full-time beachcombers, uses the front-end loader and attachment behind him to sift for gunk.
Sand man: Mark Culligan, one of Toronto's two full-time beachcombers, uses the front-end loader and attachment behind him to sift for gunk.
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On the job: Binh Tran Installs small panels on a door pillar of a LH series car at Chrysler's state-of-the art Bramalea facility on Williams Parkway
On the job: Binh Tran Installs small panels on a door pillar of a LH series car at Chrysler's state-of-the art Bramalea facility on Williams Parkway
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Plewman and grandchildren. Left to right, Plewman, Sally Watts, Mrs, W. A. Watts, daughter, Judy Watts and Tony Watts
Plewman and grandchildren. Left to right, Plewman, Sally Watts, Mrs, W. A. Watts, daughter, Judy Watts and Tony Watts
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Heading the wrong way, Photographer Gord Oswald of Janitis Studio in Scarborough uses his pony as a prop while taking pictures of youngsters around me(...)
Heading the wrong way, Photographer Gord Oswald of Janitis Studio in Scarborough uses his pony as a prop while taking pictures of youngsters around me(...)
6/25/1991
Lionel Lester (left) last night was presented the Pioneer of the Year award by Don Watts, president of the Canadian Motion Picture Pioneers
Lionel Lester (left) last night was presented the Pioneer of the Year award by Don Watts, president of the Canadian Motion Picture Pioneers
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