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William Small: Fewer starts
William Small: Fewer starts

William Small: Fewer starts

Date1/10/1979
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0133955F
Cool cash representing the United Way's $16.2 million goal surrounds campaign chairman William Christener deep in vaults of a Metro Bank. There is is folks . . . that's exactly what we need. Let's go out and get it, Christener said as he kicked off campaign early yesterday for the media. Official appeal kick-off starts tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Nathan Phillips Square and you're invited.
Cool cash representing the United Way's $16.2 million goal surrounds campaign chairman William Christener deep in vaults of a Metro Bank. There is is folks . . . that's exactly what we need. Let's go out and get it, Christener said as he kicked off campaign early yesterday for the media. Official appeal kick-off starts tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Nathan Phillips Square and you're invited.
9/22/1977
Starts a new life: Bob Busby, along with his wife Helen and dog Champ, starts a new life this week following his retirement after 37 years at Goodyear.
Starts a new life: Bob Busby, along with his wife Helen and dog Champ, starts a new life this week following his retirement after 37 years at Goodyear.
6/13/1980
Tables turned: Student entrepreneur Leslie Marlowe takes Greg Guest and Anne-Marie Applin on a tour of Yorkville in a demonstration of his pedicab service which starts Tuesday
Tables turned: Student entrepreneur Leslie Marlowe takes Greg Guest and Anne-Marie Applin on a tour of Yorkville in a demonstration of his pedicab service which starts Tuesday
4/27/1984
Ready for the grand opening: Tomorrow marks the day the National Bank of Detroit (Canada) starts doing business as a Canadian bank and president Gerald O'Neill is ready for it
Ready for the grand opening: Tomorrow marks the day the National Bank of Detroit (Canada) starts doing business as a Canadian bank and president Gerald O'Neill is ready for it
8/19/1981
Preparing for their exhibition that starts today, Anne, Pedro and Anita Leon give finishing touches to pottery, abstract prints and drawings at Scarborough College's gallery
Preparing for their exhibition that starts today, Anne, Pedro and Anita Leon give finishing touches to pottery, abstract prints and drawings at Scarborough College's gallery
11/11/1976
Frank Huson starts club for singles. The meat-market atmosphere is out
Frank Huson starts club for singles. The meat-market atmosphere is out
4/17/1974
Candidates for the Liberal nomination in Scarborough Centre riding, John Tsopelas and Sylvane Walters kiss before voting starts
Candidates for the Liberal nomination in Scarborough Centre riding, John Tsopelas and Sylvane Walters kiss before voting starts
1/16/1978
'I know full well that what starts south of the 49th parallel slowly creeps into Canada.'
'I know full well that what starts south of the 49th parallel slowly creeps into Canada.'
10/9/1992
George Bancroft: Guyana-born director starts top job tomorrow.
George Bancroft: Guyana-born director starts top job tomorrow.
8/29/1980
Ready to go: John Curtin, 18, a student at forest hill collegiate, starts a cross-canada walk Thursday in St. John's, Nfld., on behalf of the Red Cross Bone Marrow Registry.
Ready to go: John Curtin, 18, a student at forest hill collegiate, starts a cross-canada walk Thursday in St. John's, Nfld., on behalf of the Red Cross Bone Marrow Registry.
7/23/1990
Ron Maksymetz. Fewer applications for weird projects this year
Ron Maksymetz. Fewer applications for weird projects this year
5/2/1973
New technique: Dr. Hartley Miltchin says he has good news for those who suffer from foot ailments. A new technique called Minimal Incision Surgery corrects foot problems, which afflict many seniors, with fewer after-effects than conventional surgery.
New technique: Dr. Hartley Miltchin says he has good news for those who suffer from foot ailments. A new technique called Minimal Incision Surgery corrects foot problems, which afflict many seniors, with fewer after-effects than conventional surgery.
3/15/1985