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Right, art dealer Lonti Ebers with AGO's board of trustees' president Keith Hendrick. Ebers felt very Canadian, she said, in a suit with beaver trim.
Right, art dealer Lonti Ebers with AGO's board of trustees' president Keith Hendrick. Ebers felt very Canadian, she said, in a suit with beaver trim.

Right, art dealer Lonti Ebers with AGO's board of trustees' president Keith Hendrick. Ebers felt very Canadian, she said, in a suit with beaver trim.

Date11/28/1990
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0128322F
Betty Crashley, far left, chats with lawyer Anne Dubin, while AGO dirctor Dr. Glenn Lowry, centre, shares a laugh with Marilyn Thomson, who wore an orange wool dress. Right, art dealer Lonti Ebers with AGO's board of trustees' president Keith Hendrick.
Betty Crashley, far left, chats with lawyer Anne Dubin, while AGO dirctor Dr. Glenn Lowry, centre, shares a laugh with Marilyn Thomson, who wore an orange wool dress. Right, art dealer Lonti Ebers with AGO's board of trustees' president Keith Hendrick.
11/28/1990
Eber Rice: I'll start something new, serving the public in whatever capacity I can.
Eber Rice: I'll start something new, serving the public in whatever capacity I can.
3/23/1976
Susan Sainsbury underwent a visual transformation from a child of the '60s to a woman of the '80s when her long blond hair was cut by Jose Eber and Mary Ellen Kay
Susan Sainsbury underwent a visual transformation from a child of the '60s to a woman of the '80s when her long blond hair was cut by Jose Eber and Mary Ellen Kay
4/20/1989
Roald Nasgaard: The AGO's new chief curator, shown with Alfred Pellan's Femme d'Une Pomme, doesn't play to the crowd
Roald Nasgaard: The AGO's new chief curator, shown with Alfred Pellan's Femme d'Une Pomme, doesn't play to the crowd
11/23/1978
A very basic problem with the Anti-Inflation Board is that wage-earners felt only they were getting hit.
A very basic problem with the Anti-Inflation Board is that wage-earners felt only they were getting hit.
12/6/1971
J. T. MacLeod, a political science professor at the University of Toronto, told a Star Forum on hospital costs last night that hospital trustees act as a rubber stamp for the doctors. McLeod, former research director of Ontario Committee on the Healing Arts, said hospital trustees have very little power.
J. T. MacLeod, a political science professor at the University of Toronto, told a Star Forum on hospital costs last night that hospital trustees act as a rubber stamp for the doctors. McLeod, former research director of Ontario Committee on the Healing Arts, said hospital trustees have very little power.
4/10/1973
Lifetime achievement. Avrom Isaacs, art dealer and champion of contemporary Canadian art [Incomplete]
Lifetime achievement. Avrom Isaacs, art dealer and champion of contemporary Canadian art [Incomplete]
9/10/1992
Two Etobicoke ratepayers are trying have two Etobicoke trustees removed from the Board of Education because of an alleged conflict of interest. C. W. Cooper and D. R. Meeson have filed the charges against John Parker, chairman of the board, and trustee S. Ted White and are seeking a hearing before a York County judge. [Incomplete]
Two Etobicoke ratepayers are trying have two Etobicoke trustees removed from the Board of Education because of an alleged conflict of interest. C. W. Cooper and D. R. Meeson have filed the charges against John Parker, chairman of the board, and trustee S. Ted White and are seeking a hearing before a York County judge. [Incomplete]
4/28/1968
Toronto's first primitive art dealer is Barry Kernerman (far right), who will be operating out of his Castlefield Ave
Toronto's first primitive art dealer is Barry Kernerman (far right), who will be operating out of his Castlefield Ave
3/25/1969
Art gallery on Ontario: Tannenbaum Sculpture Atrium (left) likely will become one of the AGO's main attractions when Phase lll buiding program is completed
Art gallery on Ontario: Tannenbaum Sculpture Atrium (left) likely will become one of the AGO's main attractions when Phase lll buiding program is completed
9/17/1991
Mike Cote: 22, 2663 Lakeshore Blvd. W. Single. He is an assistant greens keeper at a golf course and ran unsuccessfully for trustee in Ward 1 in 1978 and 1980. He believes the school board should view declining enrolment as a chance to increase the teacher/student ratio. He is opposed to the section of Bill 127 that would reduce the decision-making power of local trustees.
Mike Cote: 22, 2663 Lakeshore Blvd. W. Single. He is an assistant greens keeper at a golf course and ran unsuccessfully for trustee in Ward 1 in 1978 and 1980. He believes the school board should view declining enrolment as a chance to increase the teacher/student ratio. He is opposed to the section of Bill 127 that would reduce the decision-making power of local trustees.
10/20/1982
W. B. Rooney, above right, is vice-president, consumer products division, Canadian General Electric. He said that 15 years is the average age of a refrigerator when it is traded in by the consumer.
W. B. Rooney, above right, is vice-president, consumer products division, Canadian General Electric. He said that 15 years is the average age of a refrigerator when it is traded in by the consumer.
11/8/1973