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William Hughes. Dug holes for launchers
William Hughes. Dug holes for launchers

William Hughes. Dug holes for launchers

Date7/5/1972
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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_0128597F
Surprise in store: Ian McHarg, a planning expert from Pennsylvania, was smiling when he boarded a plane for a tour of the Niagara Escarpment but soon became outraged when he saw gaping holes left by quarry operators
Surprise in store: Ian McHarg, a planning expert from Pennsylvania, was smiling when he boarded a plane for a tour of the Niagara Escarpment but soon became outraged when he saw gaping holes left by quarry operators
10/25/1988
Putting it together: A crashed 1940 Stinson is landmark at the new Cardinal golf club in King, a 270-acre facility that will eventually have 27 holes
Putting it together: A crashed 1940 Stinson is landmark at the new Cardinal golf club in King, a 270-acre facility that will eventually have 27 holes
8/29/1990
Foolproof: Alex Pancer's ashtray is designed to do two things: The vertical holes will snuff out the cigarette within 10 seconds, and the horizontal grooves are designed so that cigarettes will not fall out and start a fire, even it held upside down
Foolproof: Alex Pancer's ashtray is designed to do two things: The vertical holes will snuff out the cigarette within 10 seconds, and the horizontal grooves are designed so that cigarettes will not fall out and start a fire, even it held upside down
6/9/1983
Air pollution control offers better prospects than holes in the ground, Bay Streeter Al Patte feels
Air pollution control offers better prospects than holes in the ground, Bay Streeter Al Patte feels
12/22/1969
In Jim Hughes' cluttered office at Campaign Life Ontario, a bumper sticker on the wall says Everyone Deserves A Birthday, Stop Abortion
In Jim Hughes' cluttered office at Campaign Life Ontario, a bumper sticker on the wall says Everyone Deserves A Birthday, Stop Abortion
8/19/1983
Real farming: Laura and John Hughes operate Springridge Farm near Milton where city slickers, among many other things, can pick their own cherries
Real farming: Laura and John Hughes operate Springridge Farm near Milton where city slickers, among many other things, can pick their own cherries
7/22/1992
Old-man-out: Critic Robert Hughes, in town to speak at this weekend's Toronto International Art Fair, interprets art for the masses via Time magazine and educational television
Old-man-out: Critic Robert Hughes, in town to speak at this weekend's Toronto International Art Fair, interprets art for the masses via Time magazine and educational television
6/4/1981
M-believe time: Costumes couturier Warren Hughes dresses his daughter Jeannie, in a Cleopatra outfit
M-believe time: Costumes couturier Warren Hughes dresses his daughter Jeannie, in a Cleopatra outfit
10/20/1980
Planning ahead: Jim Hughes, president of Campaign Life, and June Scandiffio, head of the Right to Life Association, say they will pursue a law to protect the unborn
Planning ahead: Jim Hughes, president of Campaign Life, and June Scandiffio, head of the Right to Life Association, say they will pursue a law to protect the unborn
2/7/1991
Labor of love: University of Toronto medievalist and North York resident Andrew Hughes was recently honored with the title of University Professor.
Labor of love: University of Toronto medievalist and North York resident Andrew Hughes was recently honored with the title of University Professor.
10/15/1992
Geoffrey Baker (left) with Ron Hughes
Geoffrey Baker (left) with Ron Hughes
7/20/1994
David Hughes spends his days refurbishing iron beds. It probably seems like an odd thing to collect, he admits.
David Hughes spends his days refurbishing iron beds. It probably seems like an odd thing to collect, he admits.
2/26/1992