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On the beam: Laser Magic executives Alan Graf, left, Mark Lowman, centre, and Kevin McCarthy are taking technology's artistry into convention hall.
On the beam: Laser Magic executives Alan Graf, left, Mark Lowman, centre, and Kevin McCarthy are taking technology's artistry into convention hall.

On the beam: Laser Magic executives Alan Graf, left, Mark Lowman, centre, and Kevin McCarthy are taking technology's artistry into convention hall.

Date7/11/1990
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One-time argo halfback and footfball referee Johnny Munro (left) give the go signal to opena convention of life insurance executives yesterday - with the loud help of the loud help of the Metro police pipe band
One-time argo halfback and footfball referee Johnny Munro (left) give the go signal to opena convention of life insurance executives yesterday - with the loud help of the loud help of the Metro police pipe band
11/15/1976
Straight from the Horse's mouth. A.K. Nouara, a straight Egyptian mare, posed before the Toronto Stock Exchange yesterday to publicize the listing of Stonebridge Inc., the first horsebreeder to be listed on the exchange. Accompanying the horse are executives of the company (left to right): Mark Coles, Kim Gladwish, Gordon Coles and Maryelien Coles.
Straight from the Horse's mouth. A.K. Nouara, a straight Egyptian mare, posed before the Toronto Stock Exchange yesterday to publicize the listing of Stonebridge Inc., the first horsebreeder to be listed on the exchange. Accompanying the horse are executives of the company (left to right): Mark Coles, Kim Gladwish, Gordon Coles and Maryelien Coles.
11/13/1988
Future applications for the amazing laser seem limited only by the imagination. As an industrial tool, the laser - a beam of light - is expected to serve a $1 billion market within a few years. University of Toronto physics professor Dr. B. P. Stoicheff demonstrates laser with help from graduate student Bob McCaren.
Future applications for the amazing laser seem limited only by the imagination. As an industrial tool, the laser - a beam of light - is expected to serve a $1 billion market within a few years. University of Toronto physics professor Dr. B. P. Stoicheff demonstrates laser with help from graduate student Bob McCaren.
7/20/1970
Drumming up business: Mel Cooper, a radio station owner in Victoria in change of getting corporate sponsors for Vancouver's Expo 86, speaks to the Broadcast Executives Society at the Sheraton Centre. Sitting to his left are Society president Michael Kennerley and director Marge Anthony.
Drumming up business: Mel Cooper, a radio station owner in Victoria in change of getting corporate sponsors for Vancouver's Expo 86, speaks to the Broadcast Executives Society at the Sheraton Centre. Sitting to his left are Society president Michael Kennerley and director Marge Anthony.
1/15/1986
William Garriock (left) with other Sciex executives Jim Reynolds (centre) and wilf Lewitt
William Garriock (left) with other Sciex executives Jim Reynolds (centre) and wilf Lewitt
10/11/1994
Goodby, birthmark. Her face frozen, lies on an operating table at Toronto General Hospital as plastic surgeon. Dr. Robert Newton erases a deep red birthmakr with a laser beam. Newton says three or four sessions will be needed and it will take six to eight months to see the full effect.
Goodby, birthmark. Her face frozen, lies on an operating table at Toronto General Hospital as plastic surgeon. Dr. Robert Newton erases a deep red birthmakr with a laser beam. Newton says three or four sessions will be needed and it will take six to eight months to see the full effect.
4/17/1980
Coming up Sunny: National sales manager Roger Davies, left, and production supervisor Thomas Jowett look over part of Canadian Applied Technology's environmental monitoring system
Coming up Sunny: National sales manager Roger Davies, left, and production supervisor Thomas Jowett look over part of Canadian Applied Technology's environmental monitoring system
1/13/1987
Changing of guard: Chairman Sydney Jackson (left) of Manufacturers Life Insurance Co. has relinquished the chief executive's chair to president Thomas Di Giacomo.
Changing of guard: Chairman Sydney Jackson (left) of Manufacturers Life Insurance Co. has relinquished the chief executive's chair to president Thomas Di Giacomo.
2/19/1987
Unique service: Retired chief executive Charles Plaxton and four partners launched Executives inc
Unique service: Retired chief executive Charles Plaxton and four partners launched Executives inc
9/26/1989
Walking wounded: Toronto lawyer Brian Grosman, author of The Executive Firing Line, says he's enormously sympathetic to fired executives.
Walking wounded: Toronto lawyer Brian Grosman, author of The Executive Firing Line, says he's enormously sympathetic to fired executives.
7/12/1982
Millionaire Harold Perry, 27, is a headhunter, a recruiter of executives for large companies.
Millionaire Harold Perry, 27, is a headhunter, a recruiter of executives for large companies.
6/30/1975
He advises businessmen: Executives will have better luck being constructive instead of totally negative in their approach to government, says David MacNaughton, a lobbyist who runs Ottawa-based Public Affairs International Ltd
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