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Jerry Smith and Ron Burke
Jerry Smith and Ron Burke

Jerry Smith and Ron Burke

Date9/17/1993
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0134028F
Hooked on work: They are hyperactive, aggressive, restlesss, driving, highly competitive people who frequently suffer coronary disease, as well as ulcers and hypertention, says psychologist Ron Burke.
Hooked on work: They are hyperactive, aggressive, restlesss, driving, highly competitive people who frequently suffer coronary disease, as well as ulcers and hypertention, says psychologist Ron Burke.
11/14/1974
Jerry Smith
Jerry Smith
9/17/1993
Ron Smith
Ron Smith
7/24/1996
Ron Smith, TLC Project
Ron Smith, TLC Project
5/8/1995
Running harder: The first Marathon team with Lawrence Bloomberg, centre, and front left Robert Disbrow, Eric Savics, Richard Dorman, Ron Smith, Paul Brisbois, Barbara Millichamp and Rick Hallisey.
Running harder: The first Marathon team with Lawrence Bloomberg, centre, and front left Robert Disbrow, Eric Savics, Richard Dorman, Ron Smith, Paul Brisbois, Barbara Millichamp and Rick Hallisey.
10/30/1980
Computer view: Ron Lane-Smith of the University of B.C. calls up the Taj Mahal to show how architectural students can study the famous building.
Computer view: Ron Lane-Smith of the University of B.C. calls up the Taj Mahal to show how architectural students can study the famous building.
10/28/1991
Draft-dodgers should be welcomed into Canada, Tom Faulkner (pointing), president of the University of Toronto students' council, argued in debate yesterday with Edmund Burke Society, opening meet draft-dodger campaign.
Draft-dodgers should be welcomed into Canada, Tom Faulkner (pointing), president of the University of Toronto students' council, argued in debate yesterday with Edmund Burke Society, opening meet draft-dodger campaign.
11/1/1968
Churchillian appearance of Metro's Benjamin Burke has stunned hundreds of people. The carbon copy of the late Sir Winston has been stopped many times by strangers who took him for the real thing. The reaction has often been 'You must be his brother!'
Churchillian appearance of Metro's Benjamin Burke has stunned hundreds of people. The carbon copy of the late Sir Winston has been stopped many times by strangers who took him for the real thing. The reaction has often been 'You must be his brother!'
12/31/1977
Richard Burke, ex-assistant to Senator Kennedy: I'm not saying there's not parts of my life I loved, It was exciting. But his influence obviously had a lot to do with the fact I got involved with the drugs.
Richard Burke, ex-assistant to Senator Kennedy: I'm not saying there's not parts of my life I loved, It was exciting. But his influence obviously had a lot to do with the fact I got involved with the drugs.
10/5/1992
After 40 years: Jack Burke, retiring as principal and teacher of Associated Jewish Schools, has been teaching his own grandchildren there - Michael, 10, David, 8, and Elisa, 12 - as well as the grandchildren of some of his original pupils.
After 40 years: Jack Burke, retiring as principal and teacher of Associated Jewish Schools, has been teaching his own grandchildren there - Michael, 10, David, 8, and Elisa, 12 - as well as the grandchildren of some of his original pupils.
3/28/1980
Super super, Benjamin Burke, superintendent at Prudential House on York St. for 50 years, gets a cigar lit for him by Jean May at a party the employees there threw for him. They gave him a headdress, tom-tom and $4,800. He's 69, but not about to retire.
Super super, Benjamin Burke, superintendent at Prudential House on York St. for 50 years, gets a cigar lit for him by Jean May at a party the employees there threw for him. They gave him a headdress, tom-tom and $4,800. He's 69, but not about to retire.
5/23/1980
Burke: If you like our service . . .
Burke: If you like our service . . .
6/8/1979