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North rock promoter Alf Lewis, with wife Ruby, believes there is still a place for small operator in mining business
North rock promoter Alf Lewis, with wife Ruby, believes there is still a place for small operator in mining business

North rock promoter Alf Lewis, with wife Ruby, believes there is still a place for small operator in mining business

Date11/18/1970
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  • North rock promoter Alf Lewis, with wife Ruby, believes there is still a place for small operator in mining business
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0129445F
The shape of your head has a lot to do with the type of job you're suited for, business consultant Henry Evering believes. He has spent year developing a theory that relates people's physical shapes to their personality types and business talents. Theory also guides him in designing office decor he says.
The shape of your head has a lot to do with the type of job you're suited for, business consultant Henry Evering believes. He has spent year developing a theory that relates people's physical shapes to their personality types and business talents. Theory also guides him in designing office decor he says.
Lennon, Frank
6/5/1973
Chrysler has future: UAW president Frank LaSorda believes there's still a future for Windsor.
Chrysler has future: UAW president Frank LaSorda believes there's still a future for Windsor.
Darrell, Dick
1/4/1980
Down and Dirty: Horror buff Julian Grant believes that people feel the need to get back to the animal instinct that still lives in us.
Down and Dirty: Horror buff Julian Grant believes that people feel the need to get back to the animal instinct that still lives in us.
Eglinton, Rick
5/29/1991
Inform the public: David Clark, president of Thomas J. Lipton Ltd., middle, believes business should explain why it needs large profits.
Inform the public: David Clark, president of Thomas J. Lipton Ltd., middle, believes business should explain why it needs large profits.
Griffin, Doug
4/15/1981
Soul travel to outer space is encouraged by Eckankar, a philosophical -religious organization run by a retired couple, Fabian and Lillian Burbeck. This group believes souls can travel on several mystic planes to outer space and indescribable occult places. Burbecks lead classes - there are 15 courses that take more than 7 years of study to complete - and attract people of all ages. They urge self-improvement.
Soul travel to outer space is encouraged by Eckankar, a philosophical -religious organization run by a retired couple, Fabian and Lillian Burbeck. This group believes souls can travel on several mystic planes to outer space and indescribable occult places. Burbecks lead classes - there are 15 courses that take more than 7 years of study to complete - and attract people of all ages. They urge self-improvement.
Lennon, Frank
4/10/1978
Bruce Charlap, alias Eugene Ripper, (right) praises rock promoter Elliott Lefko (above) and his Silver Dollar digs: He will get behind and push the new hard rock but he also has a taste for good roots and acoustic music
Bruce Charlap, alias Eugene Ripper, (right) praises rock promoter Elliott Lefko (above) and his Silver Dollar digs: He will get behind and push the new hard rock but he also has a taste for good roots and acoustic music
Bull, Ron
1/5/1992
The Garys. Promoters. Ten years along, Gary Cormier and Gary Topp (in photo at right) - a/k/a The Garys - are still flinty pioneers in the high-mortality field of concert promotion. Legendary for their early shows with The Police, including a gig at the Horseshoe Tavern that has swelled to near-mythic status, Cormier and Topp still take chances on great unknowns while hoisting the banner for enduring punks such as Iggy Pop and The Ramones. [Incomplete]
The Garys. Promoters. Ten years along, Gary Cormier and Gary Topp (in photo at right) - a/k/a The Garys - are still flinty pioneers in the high-mortality field of concert promotion. Legendary for their early shows with The Police, including a gig at the Horseshoe Tavern that has swelled to near-mythic status, Cormier and Topp still take chances on great unknowns while hoisting the banner for enduring punks such as Iggy Pop and The Ramones. [Incomplete]
Eglinton, Rick
9/22/1988
Brian child, above right, has taken a giant leap into the travel business. Below, left to right, are Stephen Smith of Air Toronto, Allan Soll of Soundairand Tom Lewis of Odyssey.
Brian child, above right, has taken a giant leap into the travel business. Below, left to right, are Stephen Smith of Air Toronto, Allan Soll of Soundairand Tom Lewis of Odyssey.
Stuparyk, Michael
7/21/1989
Drumming up business: Sir Idwal Pugh, chairman of the Development Corporation for Wales, left, and Meirion Lewis, director of the corporation, talk about the possibilities of Canaian investment in Wales, with its trade links with consumers in Europe
Drumming up business: Sir Idwal Pugh, chairman of the Development Corporation for Wales, left, and Meirion Lewis, director of the corporation, talk about the possibilities of Canaian investment in Wales, with its trade links with consumers in Europe
Mahler, John
9/14/1981
Some welcome: I still don't believe it, says Amanat Khan, here with his wife Saajida
Some welcome: I still don't believe it, says Amanat Khan, here with his wife Saajida
Brazao, Dale
5/7/1981
Searcing: Ludwig Siedersberger uses dowsing equipment in search of rays he believes harmful to people's health
Searcing: Ludwig Siedersberger uses dowsing equipment in search of rays he believes harmful to people's health
Cooper, David
7/16/1982
Cerebral palsy victim since birth, Richard Creed, an Anglican layman, believes deeply in the healing power of God. He says that physical health is not so important as a healthy personality and tha acceptance of Christ gives an inner strength tha allows the Christian to deal with all adversity [Incomplete]
Cerebral palsy victim since birth, Richard Creed, an Anglican layman, believes deeply in the healing power of God. He says that physical health is not so important as a healthy personality and tha acceptance of Christ gives an inner strength tha allows the Christian to deal with all adversity [Incomplete]
Darrell, Dick
9/27/1969