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Charles Robertson 1993 W/bat Benji
Charles Robertson 1993 W/bat Benji

Charles Robertson 1993 W/bat Benji

Date7/13/1993
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0132860F
Charles Robertson
Charles Robertson
7/13/1993
Bat man: Randolph Lee Peterson, the Royal Ontario Museum's expert on bats, holds up a bat known as a flying fox
Bat man: Randolph Lee Peterson, the Royal Ontario Museum's expert on bats, holds up a bat known as a flying fox
10/26/1989
Admiring the baseball bat signed by the Blue Jays and auctioned for $425 are, left to right, lawyers Arlene and Mitchell Wolfe and Michael Bregman of MMMuffins, with his wife Barbara at bat.
Admiring the baseball bat signed by the Blue Jays and auctioned for $425 are, left to right, lawyers Arlene and Mitchell Wolfe and Michael Bregman of MMMuffins, with his wife Barbara at bat.
4/27/1987
Charles Marczinski: Losing 18 residents like losing your family, nursing home director says.
Charles Marczinski: Losing 18 residents like losing your family, nursing home director says.
10/11/1985
Continental free trade is demanded by ironworker Charles Martin, who figures duty-free import from the U
Continental free trade is demanded by ironworker Charles Martin, who figures duty-free import from the U
7/19/1973
That's a kangaroo on his lap, and Charles Millar of Northern Telecom finds such offbeat telephones are easier to merchandise than other company products like central switching equipment, costing into the millions
That's a kangaroo on his lap, and Charles Millar of Northern Telecom finds such offbeat telephones are easier to merchandise than other company products like central switching equipment, costing into the millions
9/6/1977
Not all: Murphy Oll's Charles Murphy revealed that some directors opposed the Hibernia deal, and that's why his company's stake was only 6
Not all: Murphy Oll's Charles Murphy revealed that some directors opposed the Hibernia deal, and that's why his company's stake was only 6
1/25/1993
Sitting pretty: Ed Pennock, left, of Charles Schwab Canada, plans to offer no-frills service from former Air Canada ticket office on Bay St.
Sitting pretty: Ed Pennock, left, of Charles Schwab Canada, plans to offer no-frills service from former Air Canada ticket office on Bay St.
3/25/1983
Charles Oberdorf
Charles Oberdorf
3/1/1994
Taxes are too high: Most people would agree with Charles Pelletier, new president of the Canadian Tax Foundation, on that
Taxes are too high: Most people would agree with Charles Pelletier, new president of the Canadian Tax Foundation, on that
4/14/1981
Home of the hits: John Parikhal has spun an ability to find out what the public wants into Joint Communications, a nine-year-old company he formed with radio veteran Dave Charles
Home of the hits: John Parikhal has spun an ability to find out what the public wants into Joint Communications, a nine-year-old company he formed with radio veteran Dave Charles
5/7/1986
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