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His career's bubbling
His career's bubbling

His career's bubbling

Date8/13/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: His career's bubbling: Scott Baio, former star of Happy Days, Joanie Loves Chachi, and a clutch of teen-angst TV drama Counterplay at a house on Kingston Rd. Scarborough. The movie will be seen locally on Global TV.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0030350F
Baird, Charles F
Baird, Charles F
1/6/1982
Shareholder protest: Greenpeace members Andrew Wood and Dan McDermott flank their lawyer (upper photo) on the way to Inco annual meeting to see chairman Chuck Baird
Shareholder protest: Greenpeace members Andrew Wood and Dan McDermott flank their lawyer (upper photo) on the way to Inco annual meeting to see chairman Chuck Baird
4/20/1983
New inco chairman
New inco chairman
4/16/1980
Baird, Charles F
Baird, Charles F
4/20/1983
World War II veteran and author Arthur Bishop holds a photograph, above, of his father, Billy Bishop, the World War I flying ace. Right, the senior Bishop pins RCAF pilot wings on his son in 1942
World War II veteran and author Arthur Bishop holds a photograph, above, of his father, Billy Bishop, the World War I flying ace. Right, the senior Bishop pins RCAF pilot wings on his son in 1942
10/15/1992
From the hands of his president Doolittle receives his country's highest honor, the Congressional Medal
From the hands of his president Doolittle receives his country's highest honor, the Congressional Medal
5/20/1942
Maj. David V. Currie, V.C., of Moose Jaw, Sask., and Owen Sound, calls his wife and son in Owen Sound from Toronto, after arriving here today
Maj. David V. Currie, V.C., of Moose Jaw, Sask., and Owen Sound, calls his wife and son in Owen Sound from Toronto, after arriving here today
12/15/1944
Major David Currie, home after 28 months over seas, shows his wife the Victoria Cross which he won at Falaise, France, as they met today in Toronto. It was Mrs. Currie's birthday, happiest ever
Major David Currie, home after 28 months over seas, shows his wife the Victoria Cross which he won at Falaise, France, as they met today in Toronto. It was Mrs. Currie's birthday, happiest ever
12/15/1944
Lost legs over Cologne wants to fight again, Flying for the first time since he lost his legs bombing cologne
Lost legs over Cologne wants to fight again, Flying for the first time since he lost his legs bombing cologne
7/15/1943
For Sale: Patricia Ferguson of Ritchie's auction house holds a bracelet Canadian flying ace Billy Bishop had made for his wife in 1942
For Sale: Patricia Ferguson of Ritchie's auction house holds a bracelet Canadian flying ace Billy Bishop had made for his wife in 1942
6/10/1991
Canadian V.C. Winner, Capt. (now Air Marshal) W. A. Bishop, is shown standing beside his warplane [1917?] in which he eventually became on of the most feared pilots on the western front in World War 1. His early model is a Nieuport aircraft
Canadian V.C. Winner, Capt. (now Air Marshal) W. A. Bishop, is shown standing beside his warplane [1917?] in which he eventually became on of the most feared pilots on the western front in World War 1. His early model is a Nieuport aircraft
Approximately 1917
Joining the armed forces, John Brissenden, 18, (left), and his brother Peter, 20, are shown in by Capt
Joining the armed forces, John Brissenden, 18, (left), and his brother Peter, 20, are shown in by Capt
6/1/1972