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Cash circultry: Royal Bank's James Grant, left, and Toronto Dominion's Al Cotton, right, are working to make electronic money transfers cheaper, more acceptable and more available
Cash circultry: Royal Bank's James Grant, left, and Toronto Dominion's Al Cotton, right, are working to make electronic money transfers cheaper, more acceptable and more available

Cash circultry: Royal Bank's James Grant, left, and Toronto Dominion's Al Cotton, right, are working to make electronic money transfers cheaper, more acceptable and more available

Date10/27/1982
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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_0127901F
Assistant supervisor Norman McLeod prepares transfers for drivers at TTC yard on Wychwood Ave
Assistant supervisor Norman McLeod prepares transfers for drivers at TTC yard on Wychwood Ave
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Synagogue transfers its Torahs, The Torahs, the Five Books of Moses hand-lettered on parchment, of the Hebrew Men of England are carried along Sheppar(...)
Synagogue transfers its Torahs, The Torahs, the Five Books of Moses hand-lettered on parchment, of the Hebrew Men of England are carried along Sheppar(...)
11/16/1975
Dominion's Al Jackson saw to mock roast in their 1925 store
Dominion's Al Jackson saw to mock roast in their 1925 store
3/29/1979
On the job: Jasbir Rai, left, is an adult student working on one of the Royal Bank's customer service representative programs, which is co-ordinated by Heather Sandrin
On the job: Jasbir Rai, left, is an adult student working on one of the Royal Bank's customer service representative programs, which is co-ordinated by Heather Sandrin
5/24/1989
Portables fill playground: From the roof of St. Roch Separate School on Duncanwoods Dr. in North York, Metro Separate School Board Chairman Bruno Suppa can see pupils play among 20 portable classrooms that occupy most of the playground. Yet a few streets away, Whitfield Public School is more than half empty. The province is trying to make the public and separate systems co-operate in using available space.
Portables fill playground: From the roof of St. Roch Separate School on Duncanwoods Dr. in North York, Metro Separate School Board Chairman Bruno Suppa can see pupils play among 20 portable classrooms that occupy most of the playground. Yet a few streets away, Whitfield Public School is more than half empty. The province is trying to make the public and separate systems co-operate in using available space.
2/15/1980
Cashing in: Sean Shanahan finds he can make more money in a year as an account executive with brokerage house Bache Halsey Stuart than he could as a right winger in the National Hockey League
Cashing in: Sean Shanahan finds he can make more money in a year as an account executive with brokerage house Bache Halsey Stuart than he could as a right winger in the National Hockey League
10/5/1982
James Demeroutis, and his partners spent $2,000 this week on a party for friends and bank managers to celebrate the opening of their new restaurant. It was just one more start-up cost to add to the $12 million bill to open Toronto's first St. Hubert Bar-B
James Demeroutis, and his partners spent $2,000 this week on a party for friends and bank managers to celebrate the opening of their new restaurant. It was just one more start-up cost to add to the $12 million bill to open Toronto's first St. Hubert Bar-B
3/5/1981
Meanwhile, volunteers at the Daily Bread Food Bank's temporary warehouse at Exhibition place hustle to handle the swell of donations, right. More than(...)
Meanwhile, volunteers at the Daily Bread Food Bank's temporary warehouse at Exhibition place hustle to handle the swell of donations, right. More than(...)
10/8/1990
Controversy surrounds, survival instructor Berndt Berglund's professional claims and a federal government department has shelved plans to employ him. He is seen working in swamp area near National Wilderness Survival school, which has received more than $74,000 in government grants since last November.
Controversy surrounds, survival instructor Berndt Berglund's professional claims and a federal government department has shelved plans to employ him. He is seen working in swamp area near National Wilderness Survival school, which has received more than $74,000 in government grants since last November.
8/9/1977
Northern Metro's most famous family owned hardware store is located in two-storey, pre-Confederation building at northwest corner of Yonge St. and Sheppard Ave. Dempsey Bros. Ltd., founded in 1921, stocks more than 140,000 items and its sales staff knows where every item is. Bob Dempsey (middle) and his brother, James, run iness their father began. Their sons, James Jr. and Mark (right) are interested in carrying [Incomplete]
Northern Metro's most famous family owned hardware store is located in two-storey, pre-Confederation building at northwest corner of Yonge St. and Sheppard Ave. Dempsey Bros. Ltd., founded in 1921, stocks more than 140,000 items and its sales staff knows where every item is. Bob Dempsey (middle) and his brother, James, run iness their father began. Their sons, James Jr. and Mark (right) are interested in carrying [Incomplete]
2/18/1977
Profiting from patience: Jeffrey Chisholm, right, executive vice-president and treasurer for the Bank of Montreal, took over the bank's treasury operations in April. Trader Alex Jurshevski, left, has information at his fingertips. Chisholm says the bank's traders are skilled at figuring out what's important.
Profiting from patience: Jeffrey Chisholm, right, executive vice-president and treasurer for the Bank of Montreal, took over the bank's treasury operations in April. Trader Alex Jurshevski, left, has information at his fingertips. Chisholm says the bank's traders are skilled at figuring out what's important.
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Some dish: Tee-Comm vice-presidents Ted Boyle, front, and Murray Klippenstein, left back, and president Al Bahnman display smaller, cheaper TV dish.
Some dish: Tee-Comm vice-presidents Ted Boyle, front, and Murray Klippenstein, left back, and president Al Bahnman display smaller, cheaper TV dish.
5/18/1994