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Alexander Sandy Nicholson

Picture, 1989

Jack Nissen: Man who risked his life to find out type of radar the Germans were using in World War II could win highest award.

Picture, 1991

Hard at work, student K. Douglas Crocker, 21, moors a yacht at Ontario Place marina. Crocker decided to set up his own vacation service to relieve boatowners of cleaning, bartending and other chores so they could enjoy themselves.

Picture, 1974

Buying a house not a headache. Inspection can help avoid surprise bills expert says

Picture, 1982

Panelists at The Toronto Star Forum on unemployment held last night were; from left: Forrest Rogers; economic adviser to Bank of Nova Scotia; Marvyn Novick; consultant to Metro's Social Planning Council; John H. Young; chairman of Prices and Incomes Commission; Fred Hotson; manager; Star public service department; Mrs. Dian Cohen; Montreal economist; A. J. Woods; unemployed Toronto man; William Dodge; secretary-treasurer of Canadian Labor Congress. About 250 persons turned out for the discussion at the St. Lawrence Centre.

Picture, 1971

Riding high: John Cox, owner of a Toronto luxury-car dealership, displays one of his brisk-selling Rolls-Royces. He settled in Canada after his British boss wouldn't promote him to salesman because of his Cockney accent.

Picture, 1987

Larry Muller and Geri Rose

Picture, 1997

Merger moves: Hees executive Robert Harding says there has been no pressure to sell assets.

Picture, 1995

Farmer's friend: Dal Dalrymple has been helping farmers like Gordon Barrie (right) for 38 years with problems such as improving milk production with a different cattle diet.

Picture, 1982

Project Rolling: Ontario Bus industries president Don Sheardown accepts contributions from the Ontario government to his natural gas and electric powered bu of the future, pictured in an artist's conception.

Picture, 1991

Election tweet Beaches Liberal candidate Terry O'Reilly went beating the bushes for votes yesterday -- with bird already in hand. Under all those feathers is campaign worker Styli Poppas

Picture, 1980

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.

Picture, 1977

City clerk Edgar Norris. I've got my golf course (in Florida) all picked out

Picture, 1970

Paul Sanderson: The 33-year-old Scarborough man is an entertainment lawyer, author and musician.

Picture, 1987

Dr. Bill Fong

Picture, 1996

Merle Terlesky: Jobless Toronto man mingled with Tory faithful to get to PM.

Picture, 1990

Ed Pennington: Executive director of Metro Social Services Council says it's people who can least cope with inflation who are under the most stress. And they're the ones getting least help.

Picture, 1982

Helping Santa's helper; 5-year-old Michael Grisz assists Carmen Bush; director of the Columbus Boys' Club; in loading Bush' car with parcels for the needy paid for by donations to The Star Santa Claus Fund. The pair were among the hundreds of volunteers who delivered the 20;000 gift boxes for families all across Metro.

Picture, 1976

Peter Laurence: Dedicated to a strict code of ethics.

Picture, 1983

Dave MacDonald

Picture, 1995

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Alexander Sandy Nicholson

Jack Nissen: Man who risked his life to find out type of radar the Germans were using in World War II could win highest award.

Hard at work, student K. Douglas Crocker, 21, moors a yacht at Ontario Place marina. Crocker decided to set up his own vacation service to relieve boatowners of cleaning, bartending and other chores so they could enjoy themselves.

Buying a house not a headache. Inspection can help avoid surprise bills expert says

Riding high: John Cox, owner of a Toronto luxury-car dealership, displays one of his brisk-selling Rolls-Royces. He settled in Canada after his British boss wouldn't promote him to salesman because of his Cockney accent.

Larry Muller and Geri Rose

Merger moves: Hees executive Robert Harding says there has been no pressure to sell assets.

Farmer's friend: Dal Dalrymple has been helping farmers like Gordon Barrie (right) for 38 years with problems such as improving milk production with a different cattle diet.

Project Rolling: Ontario Bus industries president Don Sheardown accepts contributions from the Ontario government to his natural gas and electric powered bu of the future, pictured in an artist's conception.

Election tweet Beaches Liberal candidate Terry O'Reilly went beating the bushes for votes yesterday -- with bird already in hand. Under all those feathers is campaign worker Styli Poppas

City clerk Edgar Norris. I've got my golf course (in Florida) all picked out

Paul Sanderson: The 33-year-old Scarborough man is an entertainment lawyer, author and musician.

Dr. Bill Fong

Merle Terlesky: Jobless Toronto man mingled with Tory faithful to get to PM.

Ed Pennington: Executive director of Metro Social Services Council says it's people who can least cope with inflation who are under the most stress. And they're the ones getting least help.

Peter Laurence: Dedicated to a strict code of ethics.

Dave MacDonald

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