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Sheik Hamad, Rules 40,000 Arabs
Sheik Hamad, Rules 40,000 Arabs

Sheik Hamad, Rules 40,000 Arabs

Date6/29/1975
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  • Sheik Hamad, Rules 40,000 Arabs
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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_0128125F
Mordechai Shalev. Arabs don't want peace
Mordechai Shalev. Arabs don't want peace
Brennan, Pat
3/18/1976
Mohamoud Dahir Sheik - Nor
Mohamoud Dahir Sheik - Nor
Beaty, Keith
8/2/1995
A Local Leader: Sheik Abdullah Hakim, born Ronald Quick, became a Muslim in Toronto 22 years ago and has dedicated himself to the needs of the Muslim community
A Local Leader: Sheik Abdullah Hakim, born Ronald Quick, became a Muslim in Toronto 22 years ago and has dedicated himself to the needs of the Muslim community
Beaty, Keith
6/18/1991
Roy Sherritt and his chihuahua, Bamby, are still together - even though the rules of a senior citizens' apartment building in Mississauga prohibit pets. Dr. Kenneth Easton of Ontario Humane Society got the rule waived for Bamby.
Roy Sherritt and his chihuahua, Bamby, are still together - even though the rules of a senior citizens' apartment building in Mississauga prohibit pets. Dr. Kenneth Easton of Ontario Humane Society got the rule waived for Bamby.
Norris, Dave
6/6/1973
More options: New rules allow you to withdraw lump sums at will from a Registered Retirement Income Fund
More options: New rules allow you to withdraw lump sums at will from a Registered Retirement Income Fund
Griffin, Doug
1/23/1987
CNCP's Jim McDaniel wants to streamline the hodge-podge of conflicting rules which govern his industry's business
CNCP's Jim McDaniel wants to streamline the hodge-podge of conflicting rules which govern his industry's business
Bock, Tony
2/9/1983
Differing opinions: Charlie Terzo, left, says players should follow rules requiring them to compete with boys their own age
Differing opinions: Charlie Terzo, left, says players should follow rules requiring them to compete with boys their own age
Cooper, David
1/17/1985
Accused of four violations of sanitation rules, Ivan Martins (right), who runs a delicatessen on Avenue Rd
Accused of four violations of sanitation rules, Ivan Martins (right), who runs a delicatessen on Avenue Rd
Beaty, Keith
5/9/1974
Booting the sign: Robert Keillor points out the sign telling drivers to stay back from fire engines - only one of the rules he finds Metro drivers disobey when firefighters are rushing to an emergency
Booting the sign: Robert Keillor points out the sign telling drivers to stay back from fire engines - only one of the rules he finds Metro drivers disobey when firefighters are rushing to an emergency
Spremo, Boris
1/14/1982
Surrounded: Buffalo Playboy Club co-owner Patrick Consentino, who wants to open a club in Toronto, is surrounded by bunnies every day he goes to work. Jennifer and Bubbles, front left and right, along with Maureen, left, Michelle, holding his arm, and Janice must observe strict club rules-and that includes no dating.
Surrounded: Buffalo Playboy Club co-owner Patrick Consentino, who wants to open a club in Toronto, is surrounded by bunnies every day he goes to work. Jennifer and Bubbles, front left and right, along with Maureen, left, Michelle, holding his arm, and Janice must observe strict club rules-and that includes no dating.
McConnell, Colin
11/12/1981
Defending the Arab position, Ibrahim Shukarllah, director of the Arab Information Centre in Ottawa, gestures during an unruly meeting on the Middle East at Timothy Eaton Memorial United Church
Defending the Arab position, Ibrahim Shukarllah, director of the Arab Information Centre in Ottawa, gestures during an unruly meeting on the Middle East at Timothy Eaton Memorial United Church
Dutton, Don
2/23/1970
In a rare bit of scientific detective work, phyicists at Ontario Research Foundation in Sheridan Park proved Canada's 1855 black 12-penny stamp was used in a mailing from Hamilton to England in 1855, boosting its value from about $3,000 to anywhere from $25,000 to $40,000 for owner, a British collector. Principal scientist in applied physics, Eric Chatfield shows enlargement of letter.
In a rare bit of scientific detective work, phyicists at Ontario Research Foundation in Sheridan Park proved Canada's 1855 black 12-penny stamp was used in a mailing from Hamilton to England in 1855, boosting its value from about $3,000 to anywhere from $25,000 to $40,000 for owner, a British collector. Principal scientist in applied physics, Eric Chatfield shows enlargement of letter.
Calleja, Frank
8/23/1978