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Tact not toughness is what pays off in the night-club bouncing profession, says Howard (baldy) Chard, 50, of Gerrard House Tavern. He is nevertheless acknowledged to be Toronto's toughest
Tact not toughness is what pays off in the night-club bouncing profession, says Howard (baldy) Chard, 50, of Gerrard House Tavern. He is nevertheless acknowledged to be Toronto's toughest

Tact not toughness is what pays off in the night-club bouncing profession, says Howard (baldy) Chard, 50, of Gerrard House Tavern. He is nevertheless acknowledged to be Toronto's toughest

Date12/31/1974
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  • Tact not toughness is what pays off in the night-club bouncing profession, says Howard (baldy) Chard, 50, of Gerrard House Tavern. He is nevertheless acknowledged to be Toronto's toughest
  • Tact not toughness is what pays off in the night-club bouncing profession; says Howard (baldy) Chard; 50; of Gerrard House Tavern. He is nevertheless acknowledged to be Toronto's toughest.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Tact not toughness is what pays off in the night-club bouncing profession; says Howard (baldy) Chard; 50; of Gerrard House Tavern. He is nevertheless acknowledged to be Toronto's toughest.
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