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Author doesn't put on airs and prefers that no one attach labels to her.
Author doesn't put on airs and prefers that no one attach labels to her.

Author doesn't put on airs and prefers that no one attach labels to her.

Date3/26/1984
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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_0062665F
Jean-Pierre Goyer, Canada's solicitor-general prefers the label ''minster responsible for social defence'' to being called the nation's top policeman.(...)
Jean-Pierre Goyer, Canada's solicitor-general prefers the label ''minster responsible for social defence'' to being called the nation's top policeman.(...)
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He notes in his book, The Canadian Heritage Label Collection, that many famous Canadian artists earned their bread and beans designing can labels in the bygone era when every town had a cannery
He notes in his book, The Canadian Heritage Label Collection, that many famous Canadian artists earned their bread and beans designing can labels in the bygone era when every town had a cannery
7/16/1982
Trying to put on (H)airs
Trying to put on (H)airs
1910 circa
The men behind the Dylex labels (from left), Wilf Posluns, president, Jimny Kay, chairman, vice-presidents Irv and Jack Posluns
The men behind the Dylex labels (from left), Wilf Posluns, president, Jimny Kay, chairman, vice-presidents Irv and Jack Posluns
11/27/1974
Rod Petersen works on labels in college library. He slept in snow for more than a month when his money ran out
Rod Petersen works on labels in college library. He slept in snow for more than a month when his money ran out
3/3/1967
Mr. Dress-up: Bob McMahon, above, co-owner of Dudes, believes in casual chic for men. Harold Caplan, left, owner of New York, New York, likes big-name desinger labels in menswear.
Mr. Dress-up: Bob McMahon, above, co-owner of Dudes, believes in casual chic for men. Harold Caplan, left, owner of New York, New York, likes big-name desinger labels in menswear.
8/31/1979
Statistician Glen Jones works in the University of Toronto computer centre, where he and two fellow hockey fans had a machine turn out address labels (...)
Statistician Glen Jones works in the University of Toronto computer centre, where he and two fellow hockey fans had a machine turn out address labels (...)
8/30/1972
The significant point about flutist Kathryn Moses is that she defiantly spurns labels because she believes in bridging gaps between musical styles, sa(...)
The significant point about flutist Kathryn Moses is that she defiantly spurns labels because she believes in bridging gaps between musical styles, sa(...)
5/17/1977
Yolanda Dubois applis preserving shellac to the labels on the cases of tracer bullets in the Defence Industries Ltd
Yolanda Dubois applis preserving shellac to the labels on the cases of tracer bullets in the Defence Industries Ltd
1/1/1943
Boon for blind: Joan Yim and Mario Luciano, of Unviersal Braille, with labels containing braille notation printed with a silk-screen process developed by Yim
Boon for blind: Joan Yim and Mario Luciano, of Unviersal Braille, with labels containing braille notation printed with a silk-screen process developed by Yim
5/20/1993
Faith Popcorn, Marketing consultant who coined the term cocooning has book with 10 catchy labels for new trends
Faith Popcorn, Marketing consultant who coined the term cocooning has book with 10 catchy labels for new trends
9/15/1991
Surprise: Labels don't have to detail the Caffeine content of jar of coffee
Surprise: Labels don't have to detail the Caffeine content of jar of coffee
8/8/1980