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Mac award was won by The Fig Leaf boutique in London
Mac award was won by The Fig Leaf boutique in London

Mac award was won by The Fig Leaf boutique in London

Date10/17/1971
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0129278F
Al Korman of Korry's Clothiers to Gentlemen is preented with MAC (men's Apparel Club) Award by Kerry Rubenstein, Miss United Appeal
Al Korman of Korry's Clothiers to Gentlemen is preented with MAC (men's Apparel Club) Award by Kerry Rubenstein, Miss United Appeal
10/17/1971
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
Award-winning architect: Philip Carter proudly displays the Governor-General medal he won for his design of the Markham Community Library. The $900,000 library blends in with the 19th-century style and atmosphere of the old village of Markham's Main St. Carter, 42, received his award at a ceremony held in Winnipeg.
Award-winning architect: Philip Carter proudly displays the Governor-General medal he won for his design of the Markham Community Library. The $900,000 library blends in with the 19th-century style and atmosphere of the old village of Markham's Main St. Carter, 42, received his award at a ceremony held in Winnipeg.
6/18/1982
Publisher Vince MacMillan's Etobicoke Guardian won award for general excellence in its class and its classified advertising.
Publisher Vince MacMillan's Etobicoke Guardian won award for general excellence in its class and its classified advertising.
2/28/1972
A Toronto-born scientist has won two awards in a competition among students from 85 medical schools and hospitals in the United States and Canada
A Toronto-born scientist has won two awards in a competition among students from 85 medical schools and hospitals in the United States and Canada
9/8/1986
Winning design: Top left, architect Harry Pellow, who won a 1982 Ontario Renews Award, shows off the curved lightwell in his renovated Annex house.
Winning design: Top left, architect Harry Pellow, who won a 1982 Ontario Renews Award, shows off the curved lightwell in his renovated Annex house.
9/22/1982
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
Profile in Courage: An essay written by Glen du Moulin on the topic of his first trip on public transit after he was blinded three years ago has won a national award.
Profile in Courage: An essay written by Glen du Moulin on the topic of his first trip on public transit after he was blinded three years ago has won a national award.
10/20/1989
Tops in Ontario: Jonathan Tarlton, 18, Upper Canada College, won Canada Permanent Trust's award as the top student short story writer in Ontario, beating more than 900 other entrants
Tops in Ontario: Jonathan Tarlton, 18, Upper Canada College, won Canada Permanent Trust's award as the top student short story writer in Ontario, beating more than 900 other entrants
4/23/1980
Nice medal, granddad: Lesley Kane, 6, admiries the award won by her grandfather, Jim Kane, who was honored Friday for his volunteer work with the Canadian Red Cross Society
Nice medal, granddad: Lesley Kane, 6, admiries the award won by her grandfather, Jim Kane, who was honored Friday for his volunteer work with the Canadian Red Cross Society
10/3/1986
Chief surgeon at Central Hospital, Dr. Doug Hamilton has a flourishing other life as leader of the Brass Connection, a trombone band he founded. it won a Juno award in 1981.
Chief surgeon at Central Hospital, Dr. Doug Hamilton has a flourishing other life as leader of the Brass Connection, a trombone band he founded. it won a Juno award in 1981.
9/22/1983
Scarborough Citizen of the Year Thomas Joseph Shoniker gets a kiss from Margart Birch, who won the same award in 1970
Scarborough Citizen of the Year Thomas Joseph Shoniker gets a kiss from Margart Birch, who won the same award in 1970
1/30/1973