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Clinton Lynas dropped out of school and now own two companies with an annual $100,000 turnover.
Clinton Lynas dropped out of school and now own two companies with an annual $100,000 turnover.

Clinton Lynas dropped out of school and now own two companies with an annual $100,000 turnover.

Date7/29/1975
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0129657F
Clinton Lynas: Stones 'no big deal'.
Clinton Lynas: Stones 'no big deal'.
7/22/1980
Gift of life: Lise Lynas holds a picture of her son Scot, who was declared brain-dead as a result of an accident last May
Gift of life: Lise Lynas holds a picture of her son Scot, who was declared brain-dead as a result of an accident last May
9/30/1986
Below, Shane Farberman owns Farco Enterprises, one of dozens of Metro companies offering concept party planning.
Below, Shane Farberman owns Farco Enterprises, one of dozens of Metro companies offering concept party planning.
5/8/1988
Believers: Insurance specialists David Cowper, left, Chris Snyder, centre, and Tom Delamere know all the ins and outs of so-called key-man policies. Large companies with lots of bench strength may not need such insurance but smaller companies are vulnerab
Believers: Insurance specialists David Cowper, left, Chris Snyder, centre, and Tom Delamere know all the ins and outs of so-called key-man policies. Large companies with lots of bench strength may not need such insurance but smaller companies are vulnerab
3/1/1984
Raymond Lum dropped out of university to start his own business and join the booming Industry in paper shredding services.
Raymond Lum dropped out of university to start his own business and join the booming Industry in paper shredding services.
2/21/1990
David Cossar and his father Alan Cossar revived Speculative Investments Ltd. and transformed it into Vencap. Now they avoid getting into start-up phase of new companies because it's a gamble, says David Cossar.
David Cossar and his father Alan Cossar revived Speculative Investments Ltd. and transformed it into Vencap. Now they avoid getting into start-up phase of new companies because it's a gamble, says David Cossar.
7/6/1973
Basil Clark, PC, 39. Married, two children. Lawyer, Carleton University graduate in political science and economics. Legal counsel to two Ontario government agencies. Former adviser to private companies. Joined PC's in 1953.
Basil Clark, PC, 39. Married, two children. Lawyer, Carleton University graduate in political science and economics. Legal counsel to two Ontario government agencies. Former adviser to private companies. Joined PC's in 1953.
10/6/1972
Dr. Robert King, in charge of home care and medical rehabilitation for Ontario's health department, says the group winning the Halton contract will likely act as co-ordinator, contracting out tasks to private companies and groups.
Dr. Robert King, in charge of home care and medical rehabilitation for Ontario's health department, says the group winning the Halton contract will likely act as co-ordinator, contracting out tasks to private companies and groups.
4/17/1972
Watch out: Grant Murray, outgoing president of the Canadian Business Equipment Manufacturers' Association, says companies like Bell Canada should be tightly monitored to ensure they don't have an unfair advantage
Watch out: Grant Murray, outgoing president of the Canadian Business Equipment Manufacturers' Association, says companies like Bell Canada should be tightly monitored to ensure they don't have an unfair advantage
5/28/1981
Recent arrivals from Montreal are Lila and Arnold Dewhurst and son Philip, 12. Dewhurst is executive with Alcan, one of the big companies which are seeking new policies to ease the problem of frequent moves in upper echelons. Some companies provide interest-free loans, assist in selling houses, pay for license plate changes, alterations to carpets and phone charges.
Recent arrivals from Montreal are Lila and Arnold Dewhurst and son Philip, 12. Dewhurst is executive with Alcan, one of the big companies which are seeking new policies to ease the problem of frequent moves in upper echelons. Some companies provide interest-free loans, assist in selling houses, pay for license plate changes, alterations to carpets and phone charges.
6/12/1972
Foreign ownership of investment firms is a problem for domestically-owned companies if it allows financial advantages, James Cronyn said today. Toronto bond man appeared at hearing of Ontario government committee pondering ownership of investment companies. Main issue: What controls on ownerships?
Foreign ownership of investment firms is a problem for domestically-owned companies if it allows financial advantages, James Cronyn said today. Toronto bond man appeared at hearing of Ontario government committee pondering ownership of investment companies. Main issue: What controls on ownerships?
11/9/1971
Debt structure of Loblaw Companies threatened grave consequences for the company until Phil Connell, chartered accountant, and Loblaw vice-president finance, went to work.
Debt structure of Loblaw Companies threatened grave consequences for the company until Phil Connell, chartered accountant, and Loblaw vice-president finance, went to work.
1/22/1973