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Billy Corbett and Wife, Agnes. He was late for court
Billy Corbett and Wife, Agnes. He was late for court

Billy Corbett and Wife, Agnes. He was late for court

Date6/7/1969
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0126167F
Stepping out: Agnes Szechenyi, her husband Irving Newman and children Shane and Amanda, stroll through Sehlburne
Stepping out: Agnes Szechenyi, her husband Irving Newman and children Shane and Amanda, stroll through Sehlburne
8/17/1988
Restoration or ruin?, Seventeen years ago, Miklos and Agnes Batky fell in love with the faded elegance of a 1912 Rosedale apartment building on Crescent Rd.
Restoration or ruin?, Seventeen years ago, Miklos and Agnes Batky fell in love with the faded elegance of a 1912 Rosedale apartment building on Crescent Rd.
3/15/1983
In top 10: Etobicoke recently held its first Volunteer of the Year Award ceremony and Richard W. Corbett, for Youth Without Shelter, was one of the 10 winners. He's shown with his wife Gail.
In top 10: Etobicoke recently held its first Volunteer of the Year Award ceremony and Richard W. Corbett, for Youth Without Shelter, was one of the 10 winners. He's shown with his wife Gail.
4/21/1987
Pension schemer: Unsatisfied with his union's retirement benefits provided by the IAM Labor-Management Fund, Mike Corbett led 300 Mack production workers into a pension plan of their own in late 1975.
Pension schemer: Unsatisfied with his union's retirement benefits provided by the IAM Labor-Management Fund, Mike Corbett led 300 Mack production workers into a pension plan of their own in late 1975.
6/11/1981
He's a proud man, no Ralph Nash would rather work for a pittance than go on welfare to support his 20-year-old pregnant wife, Sharon, and two children, Billy 2, and Kathy 1
He's a proud man, no Ralph Nash would rather work for a pittance than go on welfare to support his 20-year-old pregnant wife, Sharon, and two children, Billy 2, and Kathy 1
3/9/1970
Locked in: Cosmo Tagliafierro of North York, with his wife Lucy, is so angry about paying $50,000 in cash for 10 computers in the Food Court scheme that he insisted on tying himself to them for this photo
Locked in: Cosmo Tagliafierro of North York, with his wife Lucy, is so angry about paying $50,000 in cash for 10 computers in the Food Court scheme that he insisted on tying himself to them for this photo
12/6/1991
Ole Nielsen: His wife was the guiding force in the marriage, he told the court.
Ole Nielsen: His wife was the guiding force in the marriage, he told the court.
1/31/1984
After telling Supreme Court he was genuinely in love with his wife the woman charged with trying to arrange her murder, Joseph Cuccia, was stopped from swinging at reporter by a third woman, who was at trial.
After telling Supreme Court he was genuinely in love with his wife the woman charged with trying to arrange her murder, Joseph Cuccia, was stopped from swinging at reporter by a third woman, who was at trial.
9/19/1968
Winner at last: Frank Kiss, 80, who was left out of his 79-year-old wife's will, says he's so happy that a Supreme Court judge has awarded him a share in her $240,000 estate
Winner at last: Frank Kiss, 80, who was left out of his 79-year-old wife's will, says he's so happy that a Supreme Court judge has awarded him a share in her $240,000 estate
10/17/1980
Benedict Greene, 82, with Picture of Late wife Margaret, Book is tribute to love between Green, a Jew and his wife, and Irish Catholic
Benedict Greene, 82, with Picture of Late wife Margaret, Book is tribute to love between Green, a Jew and his wife, and Irish Catholic
10/23/1973
Risked lives: Andy Patterson, 32, flanked by Dean Ribble (left), 12, and his brother, George, 10, dragged Patterson's 12-year-old son, Billy, screaming from a Mississauga building after 8,000 volts shot through the boy's body when he caught a foot in a transformer room
Risked lives: Andy Patterson, 32, flanked by Dean Ribble (left), 12, and his brother, George, 10, dragged Patterson's 12-year-old son, Billy, screaming from a Mississauga building after 8,000 volts shot through the boy's body when he caught a foot in a transformer room
2/28/1980
Better late than never: Official results give reform candidate Malcolm Martini, above with wife Mary, the edge over incumbent Michael Walker.
Better late than never: Official results give reform candidate Malcolm Martini, above with wife Mary, the edge over incumbent Michael Walker.
11/17/1988