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It's not our Fault, butchers say about the soaring price of meat
It's not our Fault, butchers say about the soaring price of meat

It's not our Fault, butchers say about the soaring price of meat

Date3/29/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: It's not our Fault; butchers say about the soaring price of meat. Lila and Harold Isenberg; displaying beef in their store; say hostile customers are giving them gray hairs. Another butcher may join protest against meat prices.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0007560F
      No middleman and no wages keep the price of meat down, Elizabeth Dorgo says in her butcher shop in Hornby, southwest of Brampton. She, her husband, Mi(...)
      No middleman and no wages keep the price of meat down, Elizabeth Dorgo says in her butcher shop in Hornby, southwest of Brampton. She, her husband, Mi(...)
      Norris, Dave
      4/2/1973
      Donna Petrevski: she watched in horror as a robber repeatedly slashed her husband with a butcher's knife in their delicatessen
      Donna Petrevski: she watched in horror as a robber repeatedly slashed her husband with a butcher's knife in their delicatessen
      McConnell, Colin
      11/30/1982
      By Jim White Star food writer, Most butchers are known for their sirloin tips.
      By Jim White Star food writer, Most butchers are known for their sirloin tips.
      Bull, Ron
      7/4/1983
      Whole chickens are more economical than packaged chicken parts because you don't have to pay for the butcher's work in cutting them up
      Whole chickens are more economical than packaged chicken parts because you don't have to pay for the butcher's work in cutting them up
      Innell, Reg, 1926-2018
      6/23/1971
      The Butcher's apron, Stephen Oulmette plays tormented playwright August Strindberg at Theatre Passe Muraille
      The Butcher's apron, Stephen Oulmette plays tormented playwright August Strindberg at Theatre Passe Muraille
      Griffin, Doug
      3/13/1990
      Lovely illustration of Fall trees by a body of water with a wooden foot bridge spanned over it.…
      Compliments of Puddy Bros. wholesale and retail butchers
      Puddy Bros. (Toronto, Ont.)
      Approximately 1890
      Friendly butcher: Roy Nelson stands behind the counter of nelson's Meats and Groceries, the Willowdale butcher shop started by his father In 1920, in what was then the hamlet of Lansing
      Friendly butcher: Roy Nelson stands behind the counter of nelson's Meats and Groceries, the Willowdale butcher shop started by his father In 1920, in what was then the hamlet of Lansing
      Dexter, Brian
      3/6/1984
      Like old times: Joe (left) and Wilbur Barkey carry on a tradition of three generations, smoking meats and cheeses and selling meat in their butcher shop.
      Like old times: Joe (left) and Wilbur Barkey carry on a tradition of three generations, smoking meats and cheeses and selling meat in their butcher shop.
      Russell, Jim
      5/1/1983
      The church feels so confident about its basic message it can ask to have its faults exposed
      The church feels so confident about its basic message it can ask to have its faults exposed
      Forrest, Rev Alfred C
      5/1/1965
      Sidney Handleman, minister of consumer and commercial relations, said this week that he gets more complaints about insurance companies than any other business - and it's the industry's fault
      Sidney Handleman, minister of consumer and commercial relations, said this week that he gets more complaints about insurance companies than any other business - and it's the industry's fault
      Mahler, John
      2/1/1977
      Joeseph D'Elia, butcher at a horse meat store
      Joeseph D'Elia, butcher at a horse meat store
      D'Elia, Joseph
      3/27/1973
      Top cop: Wayne Shuster, head of District Two, says people don't trust policemen, but, It could be our fault
      Top cop: Wayne Shuster, head of District Two, says people don't trust policemen, but, It could be our fault
      Russell, Jim
      11/12/1981