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Don Marlow and home. 'Shock ran through the building'
Don Marlow and home. 'Shock ran through the building'

Don Marlow and home. 'Shock ran through the building'

Date9/20/1978
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0130506F
Long-term factory workers are taken through the shock and pain of job loss, taught how to look for work, counselled as to career changes they canmake, or helped in choosing a retraining program
Long-term factory workers are taken through the shock and pain of job loss, taught how to look for work, counselled as to career changes they canmake, or helped in choosing a retraining program
8/13/1982
A people person' Sam Ruth ran Baycrest Centre, a Jewish home for the aged, for 25 years and still spends a lot of time taking to residents, including the home's button king, Jake Davis
A people person' Sam Ruth ran Baycrest Centre, a Jewish home for the aged, for 25 years and still spends a lot of time taking to residents, including the home's button king, Jake Davis
5/17/1988
Future shock: Such technological advances as word processors create potentially deadly stress, according to Sheldon Geller, left, and Eli Bay.
Future shock: Such technological advances as word processors create potentially deadly stress, according to Sheldon Geller, left, and Eli Bay.
5/23/1982
Eugene Tenenbaum: The only Canadian accountant in Moscow finds financial culture shock.
Eugene Tenenbaum: The only Canadian accountant in Moscow finds financial culture shock.
2/19/1991
Trying to absorb the shock, Clifford Trevor stands in front of his antique store, The Prince of Serendip, after learning that he is going to have to pack up his business and leave with just one month's notice
Trying to absorb the shock, Clifford Trevor stands in front of his antique store, The Prince of Serendip, after learning that he is going to have to pack up his business and leave with just one month's notice
2/1/1972
Business philosophy: After the oil price shock of 1973, the Japanese learned they had to bcome international in their outlook, says Masao Ikeda, president of Mitsui Canada, which owns 50 per cent of the stock of Toyoto Canada
Business philosophy: After the oil price shock of 1973, the Japanese learned they had to bcome international in their outlook, says Masao Ikeda, president of Mitsui Canada, which owns 50 per cent of the stock of Toyoto Canada
4/1/1982
Future shock: Such technological advances as word processors create potentially deadly stress, according to Sheldon Geller, left, and Eli Bay.
Future shock: Such technological advances as word processors create potentially deadly stress, according to Sheldon Geller, left, and Eli Bay.
3/30/1982
Charles Kallai holds shock - absorbing seat
Charles Kallai holds shock - absorbing seat
12/22/1978
How much! North York aldermanic candidate Jason Pearson goes into shock as he examines his mounting campaign bills
How much! North York aldermanic candidate Jason Pearson goes into shock as he examines his mounting campaign bills
10/22/1985
Rod Petersen works on labels in college library. He slept in snow for more than a month when his money ran out
Rod Petersen works on labels in college library. He slept in snow for more than a month when his money ran out
3/3/1967
Official Liberal Candidate and winner in High Park, Walter Deakon, with wife and sons Tim, 10, and Tony, 8, was congratulated by all but one opponent: Ralph Cowan, cut off by the Liberal Party, ran badly but wouldn't concede he was defeated. This was a contest, Cowan replied bleakly.
Official Liberal Candidate and winner in High Park, Walter Deakon, with wife and sons Tim, 10, and Tony, 8, was congratulated by all but one opponent: Ralph Cowan, cut off by the Liberal Party, ran badly but wouldn't concede he was defeated. This was a contest, Cowan replied bleakly.
6/25/1968
Michael Davies: Publisher of Kingston Whig-Standard which ran daily columns bashing Tory policies, said: The issues? The issues were that I was away in Greece. I only came back election day.
Michael Davies: Publisher of Kingston Whig-Standard which ran daily columns bashing Tory policies, said: The issues? The issues were that I was away in Greece. I only came back election day.
5/9/1985