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New style: Ted Samuel, head of Plydesigns in Orono, is targeting U
New style: Ted Samuel, head of Plydesigns in Orono, is targeting U

New style: Ted Samuel, head of Plydesigns in Orono, is targeting U

Date3/29/1984
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0133249F
Creating with wood: Marvin Christi (above) uses modern chainsaws and old-time hand instruments to prepare the logs with which he builds houses. Each is unique: Orono artist Ron Barber (right) carves a different decoration for each Christie creation, in this case a painstakingly detailed eagle on a crooked beam that will project from the house over the front door.
Creating with wood: Marvin Christi (above) uses modern chainsaws and old-time hand instruments to prepare the logs with which he builds houses. Each is unique: Orono artist Ron Barber (right) carves a different decoration for each Christie creation, in this case a painstakingly detailed eagle on a crooked beam that will project from the house over the front door.
5/31/1983
Newcastle citizens' rights activist Lynn Helpard looks out over his land, just north of Orono
Newcastle citizens' rights activist Lynn Helpard looks out over his land, just north of Orono
2/3/1992
Ted Conover. Returned as board head
Ted Conover. Returned as board head
1/5/1971
Ted Rowe heads the group that saved Sisman shoes
Ted Rowe heads the group that saved Sisman shoes
10/18/1978
Italian Style: Red Lobster's parent firm is counting on the olive garden for growth, says william dover, head of Canadian operations.
Italian Style: Red Lobster's parent firm is counting on the olive garden for growth, says william dover, head of Canadian operations.
3/17/1991
Anthony Eardley, head of U of T's architecture faculty, is trying to put the 100-year-old school back on its feet.
Anthony Eardley, head of U of T's architecture faculty, is trying to put the 100-year-old school back on its feet.
1/28/1991
Samuel Gotfrid, Revenue's new president
Samuel Gotfrid, Revenue's new president
11/24/1969
Tea, anyone? Samuel Twining, ninth-generation heir to the world's oldest tea dynasty, poured cuppas at the opening of a new tea lounge in Toronto
Tea, anyone? Samuel Twining, ninth-generation heir to the world's oldest tea dynasty, poured cuppas at the opening of a new tea lounge in Toronto
5/3/1980
A reassuring calm is one of the tools of the trade for Ted Curtis, Ontario mortgage supervisor for IAC Ltd, Curtis is the new president of the Ontario Mortgage Brokers Association, which has proposed a mechanism wherby mortgages could be bought and sold as securities in a manner similar to stock and bond trading. Payment to investors would be guaranteed under scheme, similar to one in U.S.
A reassuring calm is one of the tools of the trade for Ted Curtis, Ontario mortgage supervisor for IAC Ltd, Curtis is the new president of the Ontario Mortgage Brokers Association, which has proposed a mechanism wherby mortgages could be bought and sold as securities in a manner similar to stock and bond trading. Payment to investors would be guaranteed under scheme, similar to one in U.S.
6/23/1977
Master planners: Harold Chmara, left, and Ted Hall are planning how Th Hudon's Bay Co. will implement the new federal sales tax throughout its retailing empire, including the flagship Simpsons store in down town Toronto, where 100 cas registers must be repogrammed.
Master planners: Harold Chmara, left, and Ted Hall are planning how Th Hudon's Bay Co. will implement the new federal sales tax throughout its retailing empire, including the flagship Simpsons store in down town Toronto, where 100 cas registers must be repogrammed.
12/7/1989
Nobody likes hearing what Ted Delahay thinks - at least not right now, because the Canadian-born New York financial analyst and consultant expects a collapse. He says U.S. government probably will soon be backing price supports, rather than price cuts. Canada, he fears, is to receive an economic jolt.
Nobody likes hearing what Ted Delahay thinks - at least not right now, because the Canadian-born New York financial analyst and consultant expects a collapse. He says U.S. government probably will soon be backing price supports, rather than price cuts. Canada, he fears, is to receive an economic jolt.
3/16/1975
Labor curiosity: Ted Dyment shows new Wobbly literature.
Labor curiosity: Ted Dyment shows new Wobbly literature.
12/15/1988