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Still starting his day at 5 every morning, Julie Goodbaum checks a melon for quality before it goes on the shelves of one of his Sunnybrook Food Markets Stores
Still starting his day at 5 every morning, Julie Goodbaum checks a melon for quality before it goes on the shelves of one of his Sunnybrook Food Markets Stores

Still starting his day at 5 every morning, Julie Goodbaum checks a melon for quality before it goes on the shelves of one of his Sunnybrook Food Markets Stores

Date11/26/1975
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0127806F
Meat is the mainstay in any supermarket operation: Mottle Goodbaum, right, who helped open two new Sunnybrook stores in a single day, this week, here talks meat with his meat operations managing Irvin Zucker
Meat is the mainstay in any supermarket operation: Mottle Goodbaum, right, who helped open two new Sunnybrook stores in a single day, this week, here talks meat with his meat operations managing Irvin Zucker
7/14/1970
Open boxes on simple shelves charae new Valdi stores in suburban Metro
Open boxes on simple shelves charae new Valdi stores in suburban Metro
1/22/1979
Food depot shelves empty: Ralph Dorma, 19, who works as a summer student for West Hill Community Services, stands in front of the empty shelves at the food depot
Food depot shelves empty: Ralph Dorma, 19, who works as a summer student for West Hill Community Services, stands in front of the empty shelves at the food depot
7/23/1987
Doll expert Hanni Sager's collection of 150 dolls from around the world take on almost human qualities on the shelves and in the cabinets of her midto(...)
Doll expert Hanni Sager's collection of 150 dolls from around the world take on almost human qualities on the shelves and in the cabinets of her midto(...)
12/22/1982
A point to make: Home for the holidays with his new book on the shelves, Steve Bauer says topping the World Cup point standings in 1990 is an attainable goal
A point to make: Home for the holidays with his new book on the shelves, Steve Bauer says topping the World Cup point standings in 1990 is an attainable goal
11/29/1989
Robert Madden, when asked to choose his favorite book, gestured to the shelves, they are all my favorite
Robert Madden, when asked to choose his favorite book, gestured to the shelves, they are all my favorite
3/5/1987
J. D. Singh: Crime writers can be found lurking around his shelves.
J. D. Singh: Crime writers can be found lurking around his shelves.
6/9/1988
Shelves of skates: George Mackay holds some of the 300 pairs of skates he keeps in the basement of his Brampton home.
Shelves of skates: George Mackay holds some of the 300 pairs of skates he keeps in the basement of his Brampton home.
2/16/1993
Smooth idea: Peter Baron plans to begin stacking shelves in the U.S. in March with peanut butter made in China by his family's Unionville company.
Smooth idea: Peter Baron plans to begin stacking shelves in the U.S. in March with peanut butter made in China by his family's Unionville company.
1/23/1990
Christmas is coming: And Verna Laidlaw of the West Hill food bank is stocking shelves for the occasion
Christmas is coming: And Verna Laidlaw of the West Hill food bank is stocking shelves for the occasion
10/26/1989
The real thing from Richmond Hill: Joseph Orsatti, an animal trainer from Richmond Hill, checks out his tiger cub before the Grey Cup parade started in Hamilton this morning
The real thing from Richmond Hill: Joseph Orsatti, an animal trainer from Richmond Hill, checks out his tiger cub before the Grey Cup parade started in Hamilton this morning
12/2/1972
New again: Sarah Vansinclair, 11, of Toronto, finds enjoyment at lat week's toy show on a bouncing ball that will be seen on retail store shelves again this year
New again: Sarah Vansinclair, 11, of Toronto, finds enjoyment at lat week's toy show on a bouncing ball that will be seen on retail store shelves again this year
2/1/1989