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Toronto engineer William Kitchen uses a small ionization generator
Toronto engineer William Kitchen uses a small ionization generator

Toronto engineer William Kitchen uses a small ionization generator

Date2/25/1975
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0129004F
William Kitchen: The Toronto engineer helped put together a Toronto Migraine Foundation study on the effects of negative ions on migraine sufferers
William Kitchen: The Toronto engineer helped put together a Toronto Migraine Foundation study on the effects of negative ions on migraine sufferers
2/25/1975
Providing running water the hard way-by running for it-John Piatka uses bucket to fill kitchen sink in his home on Macauley Ave
Providing running water the hard way-by running for it-John Piatka uses bucket to fill kitchen sink in his home on Macauley Ave
1/3/1972
Monitoring the charge of electrial particles in the air, engineer William Kitchen has become convinced that negative ions soothe and rejuvenate, while positive ones increase crime, suicides and infections
Monitoring the charge of electrial particles in the air, engineer William Kitchen has become convinced that negative ions soothe and rejuvenate, while positive ones increase crime, suicides and infections
2/25/1975
John MacGregor uses common wood kitchen chairs and transforms them by building them too large or too small and setting them at an angle. Some are split apart
John MacGregor uses common wood kitchen chairs and transforms them by building them too large or too small and setting them at an angle. Some are split apart
2/4/1970
Beaming up: Bruce Small, right, a construction engineer specializing in enviornmental health, and Joe Vella, who is building under healthier home guidelines
Beaming up: Bruce Small, right, a construction engineer specializing in enviornmental health, and Joe Vella, who is building under healthier home guidelines
2/4/1995
Helpful machine: Toronto podiatrist Hartley Miltchin uses a hightech x-ray device called Lixi Scope on Betty Hallett's foot
Helpful machine: Toronto podiatrist Hartley Miltchin uses a hightech x-ray device called Lixi Scope on Betty Hallett's foot
8/27/1986
Creative director of a big Toronto advertising agency, k Kuper uses his skills in graphic design and in writing
Creative director of a big Toronto advertising agency, k Kuper uses his skills in graphic design and in writing
9/21/1967
On the level: Ontario New Home Warranty Program inspector Jack Hussman uses a transit to check levels of a house under constrcution in Toronto
On the level: Ontario New Home Warranty Program inspector Jack Hussman uses a transit to check levels of a house under constrcution in Toronto
5/26/1988
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.
7/17/1990
Wind-powered generator is demonstrated by Tony Barrett, a founder of Pollution Probe who now helps run Solartech, a small Toronto company which sells (...)
Wind-powered generator is demonstrated by Tony Barrett, a founder of Pollution Probe who now helps run Solartech, a small Toronto company which sells (...)
10/17/1976
New house: John Israel, left, and his wife Pat both use wheelchairs, so they built a house from scratch with everything, including kitchen counters and sinks, at a 4 1/2-foot level
New house: John Israel, left, and his wife Pat both use wheelchairs, so they built a house from scratch with everything, including kitchen counters and sinks, at a 4 1/2-foot level
10/10/1989
Designing computer: Project specialist Jim Crichton uses a computer hooked up to a video display terminal to produce designs at a Hamilton metal working firm. A Canadian Manufacturers' Association survey has found most companies do not use computerized drafting.
Designing computer: Project specialist Jim Crichton uses a computer hooked up to a video display terminal to produce designs at a Hamilton metal working firm. A Canadian Manufacturers' Association survey has found most companies do not use computerized drafting.
3/4/1982