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A happy Mr
A happy Mr

A happy Mr

Date4/28/1970
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0130968F
Darrell day, 29, trained to be a mechanical engineer but is happy with his new career as proprietor of this paint store on Parliament St. He enjoys being his own boss and may renovate the old building in the future. Day is fond of variety-he has worked as an extra in films, renovated houses, sold heating equipment.
Darrell day, 29, trained to be a mechanical engineer but is happy with his new career as proprietor of this paint store on Parliament St. He enjoys being his own boss and may renovate the old building in the future. Day is fond of variety-he has worked as an extra in films, renovated houses, sold heating equipment.
1/21/1974
Not happy: Gary Picton, head of tax inquiries in Toronto said the 31 percent error rate is unacceptable.
Not happy: Gary Picton, head of tax inquiries in Toronto said the 31 percent error rate is unacceptable.
3/20/1985
Now, They're looking forward to Christmas with happy smiles, as family of General Morotrs worker Tom Simmons decorates Christmas tree
Now, They're looking forward to Christmas with happy smiles, as family of General Morotrs worker Tom Simmons decorates Christmas tree
12/16/1970
The Midland Armories are closing and local residents aren't happy about it
The Midland Armories are closing and local residents aren't happy about it
1/18/1970
Happy reunion: Ron and Gabriele Smuk of Kitchener were happily reunited with their son, Jeffrey, 7, at Toronto International Airport yesterday.
Happy reunion: Ron and Gabriele Smuk of Kitchener were happily reunited with their son, Jeffrey, 7, at Toronto International Airport yesterday.
7/19/1982
Happy on base: Lt.-Cmdr. Brent Hobson, his wife, Dawn, and their children, Leah, 9, Jill, 6, and Cole, 3, enjoy a game at their home. Dawn Hobson says they are happier on the base than off.
Happy on base: Lt.-Cmdr. Brent Hobson, his wife, Dawn, and their children, Leah, 9, Jill, 6, and Cole, 3, enjoy a game at their home. Dawn Hobson says they are happier on the base than off.
12/19/1986
Happy Smiles are worn by Norair Kassabian and his daughter, Nora, 11, at launching of 45-foot cement hull ketch they worked on together
Happy Smiles are worn by Norair Kassabian and his daughter, Nora, 11, at launching of 45-foot cement hull ketch they worked on together
10/30/1975
Two stories: David Schofield, 31, at home with his family in Aurora, is happy to be working again but his sense of security has suffered
Two stories: David Schofield, 31, at home with his family in Aurora, is happy to be working again but his sense of security has suffered
2/26/1987
One happy man: Harry Chubby Ferriman, 75, still operates a service station at Avenue Rd. and Chaplin Cres. Ferriman has been in the business since 1928 and got his first job as a service station attendant with Imperial Oil at the age of 17. Time is the es
One happy man: Harry Chubby Ferriman, 75, still operates a service station at Avenue Rd. and Chaplin Cres. Ferriman has been in the business since 1928 and got his first job as a service station attendant with Imperial Oil at the age of 17. Time is the es
12/22/1986
We're behind the city building a new rink and naturally we'd be happy to help out
We're behind the city building a new rink and naturally we'd be happy to help out
8/10/1982
Kees and Maureen Huismans conduct a lively and happy music session in the living-room of the group home they operatate for the Children's Aid Society
Kees and Maureen Huismans conduct a lively and happy music session in the living-room of the group home they operatate for the Children's Aid Society
4/27/1972
Happy journey: Robert Perkins, aboard the pedal-powered mansized vehicle he invented, gets an affectionate smile from a cab driver on a Toronto street
Happy journey: Robert Perkins, aboard the pedal-powered mansized vehicle he invented, gets an affectionate smile from a cab driver on a Toronto street
3/21/1985