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John Gordon Inglis, general manager of operations for TTC, stands in front of one of the streetcars he has made provide such good service that experts from many cities come to see how it's done
John Gordon Inglis, general manager of operations for TTC, stands in front of one of the streetcars he has made provide such good service that experts from many cities come to see how it's done

John Gordon Inglis, general manager of operations for TTC, stands in front of one of the streetcars he has made provide such good service that experts from many cities come to see how it's done

Date6/14/1968
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0128703F
Hold the vibrations! Umberto Mano says the TTC's big new streetcars rumbling by his pizzeria on Kingston Rd
Hold the vibrations! Umberto Mano says the TTC's big new streetcars rumbling by his pizzeria on Kingston Rd
Bull, Ron
6/23/1981
Man in charge: Lloyd Berney, 63, TTC's chief general manager of operations, retires today after 39 years with the transit system. He's proud of the TTC's safety record.
Man in charge: Lloyd Berney, 63, TTC's chief general manager of operations, retires today after 39 years with the transit system. He's proud of the TTC's safety record.
Bock, Tony
6/29/1988
Speaks for others: Sudhanzosu (Mike) Mukherjee, seen with his son Bobby, 7 1/2, lost his job when the inglis plant in Toronto ws shut down.
Speaks for others: Sudhanzosu (Mike) Mukherjee, seen with his son Bobby, 7 1/2, lost his job when the inglis plant in Toronto ws shut down.
Toronto Star (Firm)
12/4/1990
Big plans: Bob Collins-Wright, president of Inglis, says his company will invest $60 million over the next five years and hire an additional 1,000 workers. He predicts his expanded firm will capture 35-to-40 per cent of all appliance sales in Canada this year.
Big plans: Bob Collins-Wright, president of Inglis, says his company will invest $60 million over the next five years and hire an additional 1,000 workers. He predicts his expanded firm will capture 35-to-40 per cent of all appliance sales in Canada this year.
Beaty, Keith
3/29/1982
Presiding over rescue operations at Sayvette is 35-year-old Paul Harrington, already a veteran of several retail operations, including Eaton's ly concedes he'll have to take some dram
Presiding over rescue operations at Sayvette is 35-year-old Paul Harrington, already a veteran of several retail operations, including Eaton's ly concedes he'll have to take some dram
Bull, Ron
6/10/1975
Ocation experts are N. K. Pedersen
Ocation experts are N. K. Pedersen
Lennon, Frank
11/30/1976
Seeking perfection: Revenue Minister Elmer Mackay, left, and The Star's tax experts
Seeking perfection: Revenue Minister Elmer Mackay, left, and The Star's tax experts
Toronto Star (Firm)
3/27/1987
Fight goes on: From left, experts Robert Day, Chris Maser and Peter Quinby differ on how Ontario's old growth forests should be handled.
Fight goes on: From left, experts Robert Day, Chris Maser and Peter Quinby differ on how Ontario's old growth forests should be handled.
Griffin, Doug
1/20/1990
Expert's view of a stamp is taken by Kenneth Rowe, assistant administrator of the Hospital for Sick Children
Expert's view of a stamp is taken by Kenneth Rowe, assistant administrator of the Hospital for Sick Children
Lennon, Frank
11/23/1970
A Canadian pharmaceutical company has released a non-prescription ointment it says can heal herpes sores in three to four days - but experts are sceptical
A Canadian pharmaceutical company has released a non-prescription ointment it says can heal herpes sores in three to four days - but experts are sceptical
Mahler, John
9/21/1983
Credit crusaders: Glen Schnarr, chairman of the Friends of the Valley group, is preparing for a valley walk Sunday, on which participants will be accompanied by experts on wildlife, vegetation and local history
Credit crusaders: Glen Schnarr, chairman of the Friends of the Valley group, is preparing for a valley walk Sunday, on which participants will be accompanied by experts on wildlife, vegetation and local history
Calleja, Frank
2/4/1991
Fight goes on: From left, experts Robert Day, Chris Maser and Peter Quinby differ on how Ontario's old growth forests should be handled.
Fight goes on: From left, experts Robert Day, Chris Maser and Peter Quinby differ on how Ontario's old growth forests should be handled.
Griffin, Doug
1/20/1990