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Gladstone Scott: Worker ranked second on list for Jamaican job but was not hired.
Gladstone Scott: Worker ranked second on list for Jamaican job but was not hired.

Gladstone Scott: Worker ranked second on list for Jamaican job but was not hired.

Date12/2/1985
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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_0133477F
On the job: Former construction worker Vito Giovannetti, right, who now runs his own company, talks with Ed Boone, one of his new employees who was hired under a program set up by the Workers' Compensation Board to find jobs for disabled workers
On the job: Former construction worker Vito Giovannetti, right, who now runs his own company, talks with Ed Boone, one of his new employees who was hired under a program set up by the Workers' Compensation Board to find jobs for disabled workers
6/5/1983
Sitting on the Garbage, Robert Litz, a private contractor hired by the borough of Etobicoke to collect and dispose of bulky items, takes notes as worker loads furniture on truck
Sitting on the Garbage, Robert Litz, a private contractor hired by the borough of Etobicoke to collect and dispose of bulky items, takes notes as worker loads furniture on truck
1/13/1972
Printing passes the time and makes life interesting for George Brown who is 68 and has been retired for four years from his job as a postal worker. This is his first attempt at creating a finished painting after taking instruction as the Second Mile Club, a 120-year-old mansion is downtown Toronto that is crowded with old people every night of the week.
Printing passes the time and makes life interesting for George Brown who is 68 and has been retired for four years from his job as a postal worker. This is his first attempt at creating a finished painting after taking instruction as the Second Mile Club, a 120-year-old mansion is downtown Toronto that is crowded with old people every night of the week.
2/12/1969
Master Saddler: Jochen Schleese, an internationally ranked German rider, choose saddlery as his trade
Master Saddler: Jochen Schleese, an internationally ranked German rider, choose saddlery as his trade
12/9/1990
The eyes have it: Former world-ranked welter weight Sammy Luft sping, whose career ended in 1940 because of an injury in the ring, is examined by Toronto ophthalmologist Albert Cheskes. Following a study, Dr. Cheskes is concerned that a number of boxers may have suffered eye injuries but a re unaware of serious problems which could endanger their vision unless they seek help.
The eyes have it: Former world-ranked welter weight Sammy Luft sping, whose career ended in 1940 because of an injury in the ring, is examined by Toronto ophthalmologist Albert Cheskes. Following a study, Dr. Cheskes is concerned that a number of boxers may have suffered eye injuries but a re unaware of serious problems which could endanger their vision unless they seek help.
10/12/1987
Wojtek Fibak: Ranked No. 45 in world, Fibak has been hired as consultant to Tennis Candada to help develop talent
Wojtek Fibak: Ranked No. 45 in world, Fibak has been hired as consultant to Tennis Candada to help develop talent
1/16/1985
Shop teacher Roy Horthe playfully twirls Jamaican hairstyle of Junior Ewen, 17, a Grade 10 student
Shop teacher Roy Horthe playfully twirls Jamaican hairstyle of Junior Ewen, 17, a Grade 10 student
4/20/1977
Proud grandson: Geoffrey Stines, 3, was among the 100 people at York Community Hall yesterday who honored John Brooks, 62, for his work with Jamaican and community groups.
Proud grandson: Geoffrey Stines, 3, was among the 100 people at York Community Hall yesterday who honored John Brooks, 62, for his work with Jamaican and community groups.
11/30/1986
Florizel Spence: His bakery is an institution and popular meeting place for expatriate Jamaicans.
Florizel Spence: His bakery is an institution and popular meeting place for expatriate Jamaicans.
7/14/1988
A call for understanding: Jamaican Rupert James, above, urges whites to tray to understand the pressing social problems facing blacks and, at the same time, calls on black leaders to remain calm and give sound leadership
A call for understanding: Jamaican Rupert James, above, urges whites to tray to understand the pressing social problems facing blacks and, at the same time, calls on black leaders to remain calm and give sound leadership
9/17/1979
Better understanding is needed between the police and the blacks, says Melbourne Thompson of the Jamaican-Canadian Association
Better understanding is needed between the police and the blacks, says Melbourne Thompson of the Jamaican-Canadian Association
8/5/1969
Sal Hall, a Jamaican, came to Canada with $1,000
Sal Hall, a Jamaican, came to Canada with $1,000
4/27/1977