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Shoppers crowd mall for Monika's moniker
Shoppers crowd mall for Monika's moniker

Shoppers crowd mall for Monika's moniker

Date1/25/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Shoppers crowd mall for Monika's moniker. Supermodel Monika Schnarre, 14, was greeted by admiring shoppers at the Eaton's store at Scarborough Town Centre yesterday when she made an appearance in the cosmetics department. The Grade 9 student graciously supplied autographed pictures of herself for her fans. She wore the fur coat she won in the international modelling competition that brought her instant fame.
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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_0078973F
Back-to-school: Relaxed casuals - Monika's own turquoise and black patterned sweater from LeChateau, black wool pants from the men's department, Esprit espadrilles with socks
Back-to-school: Relaxed casuals - Monika's own turquoise and black patterned sweater from LeChateau, black wool pants from the men's department, Esprit espadrilles with socks
9/2/1986
No generation gap here. Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau was greeted at Brampton's Shoppers' World Mall today by hundreds of adoring teenagers from Bramp(...)
No generation gap here. Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau was greeted at Brampton's Shoppers' World Mall today by hundreds of adoring teenagers from Bramp(...)
10/17/1972
Close-knit team: Pharmacist Barry Phillips (centre) poses with workers at his Shoppers Drug Mart franchise in the Jane-Finch Mall
Close-knit team: Pharmacist Barry Phillips (centre) poses with workers at his Shoppers Drug Mart franchise in the Jane-Finch Mall
10/23/1986
They're doing their Christmas shopping early, Crowds of eager shoppers, looking for bargains in cards for Christmas, 1974, thronged stores today. Some(...)
They're doing their Christmas shopping early, Crowds of eager shoppers, looking for bargains in cards for Christmas, 1974, thronged stores today. Some(...)
12/26/1973
Cadet Sgt. Beverly Ivany greets shoppers outside Eaton Centre - Army needs about $90,000
Cadet Sgt. Beverly Ivany greets shoppers outside Eaton Centre - Army needs about $90,000
12/8/1978
It takes smart shoppers to tell stores what they're after [Incomplete]
It takes smart shoppers to tell stores what they're after [Incomplete]
2/9/1983
More than credit: Even the big department stores plan to offer automated teller machines for shoppers who wish to withdraw cash from financial institution accounts
More than credit: Even the big department stores plan to offer automated teller machines for shoppers who wish to withdraw cash from financial institution accounts
6/6/1978
A photograph of a group of people standing on a sidewalk, with a car passing by.
Christmas shoppers waiting for the streetcar at the corner of Queen and Yonge intersection.
c. 1970
Could I Interest You ....., Sidewalk shoppers peer at the innards of used Cadillacs at Addison Cadillac on Bay St
Could I Interest You ....., Sidewalk shoppers peer at the innards of used Cadillacs at Addison Cadillac on Bay St
5/11/1990
Racking up savings: Some shoppers are really stocking up on imported wines and brandies for 30 to 45 per cent off
Racking up savings: Some shoppers are really stocking up on imported wines and brandies for 30 to 45 per cent off
2/13/1989
Shoppers get a taste of new liquor store, Ruth and Harvey Kerpneck of North York taste a sample of Tignanello, an Italian wine, served to them by Pete(...)
Shoppers get a taste of new liquor store, Ruth and Harvey Kerpneck of North York taste a sample of Tignanello, an Italian wine, served to them by Pete(...)
11/26/1984
Turning on that famous smile, Mary Tyler Moore gives Shoppers Drug Mart president Herb Binder, left, and chairman and CEO David Bloom a sculpture for helping to raise $1.4 million for the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation.
Turning on that famous smile, Mary Tyler Moore gives Shoppers Drug Mart president Herb Binder, left, and chairman and CEO David Bloom a sculpture for helping to raise $1.4 million for the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation.
6/2/1997