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Cashing in: Ken kadanoff, a seafood-loving lawyer, displays some of the choices available at the Dockside Sea market restaurants he co - founded
Cashing in: Ken kadanoff, a seafood-loving lawyer, displays some of the choices available at the Dockside Sea market restaurants he co - founded

Cashing in: Ken kadanoff, a seafood-loving lawyer, displays some of the choices available at the Dockside Sea market restaurants he co - founded

Date5/8/1986
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Restaurant goes under. Dozens watched from dockside and from aboard sister ship Jadran yesterday as Captain John's floating seafood restaurant buried
Restaurant goes under. Dozens watched from dockside and from aboard sister ship Jadran yesterday as Captain John's floating seafood restaurant buried
16 June 1981
Fowl friends: Ken Quigley displays some of the many avian houseguests sent to him by friends after he complained of a dearth of penguin artifacts.
Fowl friends: Ken Quigley displays some of the many avian houseguests sent to him by friends after he complained of a dearth of penguin artifacts.
6/12/1990
Cleared seafood: Dealer Rodney Clark is still enthusiastic about the delicacy even if it is the frozen and tested New York variety he ordered yesterday, since the ban on his fresh P.E.I. favorites was extended. The owner of a catering and supply business, he is also opening an oyster restaurant Friday.
Cleared seafood: Dealer Rodney Clark is still enthusiastic about the delicacy even if it is the frozen and tested New York variety he ordered yesterday, since the ban on his fresh P.E.I. favorites was extended. The owner of a catering and supply business, he is also opening an oyster restaurant Friday.
1/6/1988
Toby condliffe: Make choices based on a fund's long-term track record, the executive vide president at Midland Walwyn inc. advises.
Toby condliffe: Make choices based on a fund's long-term track record, the executive vide president at Midland Walwyn inc. advises.
12/27/1991
When he feels he deserves a break from restaurants
When he feels he deserves a break from restaurants
4/4/1978
Sartorial splendor: Milton Eugene, owner of Eugene Manufacturing, displays some of the ties he has produced for 660 companies in Canada. Eugene says sales are up 30 per cent this year and he plans to expand by opening outlets in Atlanta and Dallas next ye
Sartorial splendor: Milton Eugene, owner of Eugene Manufacturing, displays some of the ties he has produced for 660 companies in Canada. Eugene says sales are up 30 per cent this year and he plans to expand by opening outlets in Atlanta and Dallas next ye
12/16/1982
Controversy rages over whether a CNE landmark and one of its oldest restaurants should remain closed during Blue Jay games to give new stadium concessionaries more business. Gregory Dallas (above), owner of the 60-year-old Dugan's, says he's been asked to shut down an hour before each game.
Controversy rages over whether a CNE landmark and one of its oldest restaurants should remain closed during Blue Jay games to give new stadium concessionaries more business. Gregory Dallas (above), owner of the 60-year-old Dugan's, says he's been asked to shut down an hour before each game.
6/20/1977
From Russia with love, When he isn't table-hopping, the Barmalay restaurant's genial owner, Gregory Bruskin, is shaking a tambourine for singer Ella Porstsky.
From Russia with love, When he isn't table-hopping, the Barmalay restaurant's genial owner, Gregory Bruskin, is shaking a tambourine for singer Ella Porstsky.
6/1/1979
Egg man: Robert Strickland, 70, displays some of the 200 dozen eggs he delivers each week
Egg man: Robert Strickland, 70, displays some of the 200 dozen eggs he delivers each week
7/23/1987
Christmas delights: Tony Simonetta, 35, inmate in a Kingston-area prison, displays some of the toys he and seven other convicts have made for needy youngsters
Christmas delights: Tony Simonetta, 35, inmate in a Kingston-area prison, displays some of the toys he and seven other convicts have made for needy youngsters
3/6/1985
High-riding headgear: Darryl Miller, co-owner of Western Corral Boots N' Jeans, displays an $85 Biltmore hat, left, and an imported custom-made $465 hat with a rattlesnake head on it, right
High-riding headgear: Darryl Miller, co-owner of Western Corral Boots N' Jeans, displays an $85 Biltmore hat, left, and an imported custom-made $465 hat with a rattlesnake head on it, right
4/8/1982
It's his baby: Howard Malchy, 24, teamed with Winnipeg school buddy Barry Adleman, 25, to turn out What's Happening, a news-on-your-place-mat idea that's quickly spreading in Toronto restaurants
It's his baby: Howard Malchy, 24, teamed with Winnipeg school buddy Barry Adleman, 25, to turn out What's Happening, a news-on-your-place-mat idea that's quickly spreading in Toronto restaurants
4/22/1970