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Kathy Mills: I thought I would retire here, says 54-year-old widow who joined Inglis in 1961 and became line boss
Kathy Mills: I thought I would retire here, says 54-year-old widow who joined Inglis in 1961 and became line boss

Kathy Mills: I thought I would retire here, says 54-year-old widow who joined Inglis in 1961 and became line boss

Date10/27/1989
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Original Toronto Star caption: Kathy Mills: I thought I would retire here; says 54-year-old widow who joined Inglis in 1961 and became line boss.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0110107F
Sometimes I feel I'm a Robot, says 22-year-old Derek McGeown, whose been on assembly line at Inglis Ltd
Sometimes I feel I'm a Robot, says 22-year-old Derek McGeown, whose been on assembly line at Inglis Ltd
8/30/1977
Argos' new boss: Peter Moore, whose most recent job has been general manager of Exhibition Place, Says, I've never been attracted to a job I thought was easy
Argos' new boss: Peter Moore, whose most recent job has been general manager of Exhibition Place, Says, I've never been attracted to a job I thought was easy
3/9/1990
Big plans: Bob Collins-Wright, president of Inglis, says his company will invest $60 million over the next five years and hire an additional 1,000 workers. He predicts his expanded firm will capture 35-to-40 per cent of all appliance sales in Canada this year.
Big plans: Bob Collins-Wright, president of Inglis, says his company will invest $60 million over the next five years and hire an additional 1,000 workers. He predicts his expanded firm will capture 35-to-40 per cent of all appliance sales in Canada this year.
3/29/1982
First girl to start work at the Inglis plant, 18 months ago, was Vera Rogers, above, who has worked all the machines in the Bern gun shop. But she is leaving soon to get married
First girl to start work at the Inglis plant, 18 months ago, was Vera Rogers, above, who has worked all the machines in the Bern gun shop. But she is leaving soon to get married
6/28/1941
I don't think we'll ever quit until people stop wanting us, says Harry Mills, left, spokesman for two other Mills Brothers, Herbert and Donald (right)(...)
I don't think we'll ever quit until people stop wanting us, says Harry Mills, left, spokesman for two other Mills Brothers, Herbert and Donald (right)(...)
10/29/1973
Blind: David and Marjorie Inglis, who are legally blind and living in a Metro Housing Authority development in Scarborough, say people with disabilities can live well in subsidized housing
Blind: David and Marjorie Inglis, who are legally blind and living in a Metro Housing Authority development in Scarborough, say people with disabilities can live well in subsidized housing
3/4/1986
Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Buildings - John Inglis Co
Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Buildings - John Inglis Co
10/27/1989
Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Buildings - John Inglis Co
Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Buildings - John Inglis Co
10/27/1989
Ardent fresh-water sailor and expert on precision shooting, Major James Hahn, president of the John Inglis plant, takes great pride in his extraordinary collection of hand guns
Ardent fresh-water sailor and expert on precision shooting, Major James Hahn, president of the John Inglis plant, takes great pride in his extraordinary collection of hand guns
1/4/1941
Hung out to dry: Larry and Roseanne Nolan, who worked for the inglis company for 16 years, are now filling out unemployment insurance forms
Hung out to dry: Larry and Roseanne Nolan, who worked for the inglis company for 16 years, are now filling out unemployment insurance forms
11/30/1989
Manuscript letter in Arthur Conan Doyle's handwriting. 
Undershaw, Hindhead, Haslemere; "My dear Smith; On further thought I really do think that the History should now be ... net... I suppose it would not be possible to sell it cheaper to those who had a previous edition..."
August 3, 1902
A photograph of factory workers building washing machines on an assembly line.
Inglis plant, Strachan Avenue, workers on washing machine assembly line
1989