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Getting angry: Businessman Denis Clements, above, objects to Pierre Berton's call for yet another paid holiday on top of the nine we already have. Berton wants a statutory holiday in mid-February.
Getting angry: Businessman Denis Clements, above, objects to Pierre Berton's call for yet another paid holiday on top of the nine we already have. Berton wants a statutory holiday in mid-February.

Getting angry: Businessman Denis Clements, above, objects to Pierre Berton's call for yet another paid holiday on top of the nine we already have. Berton wants a statutory holiday in mid-February.

Date2/18/1981
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0125986F
Pierre Berton's daughter Perri, 12, sits in her dad's office in their Kleinburg home, which is part of a house tour of area on June 14
Pierre Berton's daughter Perri, 12, sits in her dad's office in their Kleinburg home, which is part of a house tour of area on June 14
5/26/1977
who's the author?: Pierre Berton's literary hoax adapted as CBC radio drama
who's the author?: Pierre Berton's literary hoax adapted as CBC radio drama
1/28/1986
Pierre Berton's sign is cancer
Pierre Berton's sign is cancer
12/29/1973
Janet Berton can gather fresh produce for one of her famous dinners from the Berton's own garden in Kleinburg at this time of the year. She and husban(...)
Janet Berton can gather fresh produce for one of her famous dinners from the Berton's own garden in Kleinburg at this time of the year. She and husban(...)
9/3/1974
Bertons at home
Bertons at home
6/14/1983
Already at work on his newest book, a sequel to recently published The Invasion of Canada, Pierre Berton says
Already at work on his newest book, a sequel to recently published The Invasion of Canada, Pierre Berton says
10/29/1980
Wants his money: Bill McDonald, a retired businessman who assembled land for the Ontario government in 1968, says he was never paid the money he feels he is owed for bonuses and mark-ups on more than 3,000 acres of land
Wants his money: Bill McDonald, a retired businessman who assembled land for the Ontario government in 1968, says he was never paid the money he feels he is owed for bonuses and mark-ups on more than 3,000 acres of land
8/19/1991
Getting together with Pierre Berton, Elsa, as his TV producer, goes over his program schedule
Getting together with Pierre Berton, Elsa, as his TV producer, goes over his program schedule
2/2/1968
If you want to banish February's dull cares take to the waves on a holiday
If you want to banish February's dull cares take to the waves on a holiday
9/29/1975
Country home: Janet Berton, wife of author Pierre Berton, sits in front of the historic Kline/Howland house in Kleinburg, the town where they have lived for 38 years
Country home: Janet Berton, wife of author Pierre Berton, sits in front of the historic Kline/Howland house in Kleinburg, the town where they have lived for 38 years
8/4/1988
Critic of closing act: Businessman Paul Magder says Retail Business Holiday Act, which requires stores to close on holidays, is costing business millions of dollars and causing a great amount of unemployment
Critic of closing act: Businessman Paul Magder says Retail Business Holiday Act, which requires stores to close on holidays, is costing business millions of dollars and causing a great amount of unemployment
10/27/1981
Lynn Dudley, holding control valve which is the heart of swimming pool solar heating system manufactured by Raypak Thermonics (Canada) Ltd., says solar heating may be closer than we think. Dudley, president of Rexdale-based Raypak, says solar assisted home heating systems already may be within the grasp of the average houseowner who wants to save on the fuel bills.
Lynn Dudley, holding control valve which is the heart of swimming pool solar heating system manufactured by Raypak Thermonics (Canada) Ltd., says solar heating may be closer than we think. Dudley, president of Rexdale-based Raypak, says solar assisted home heating systems already may be within the grasp of the average houseowner who wants to save on the fuel bills.
6/8/1977