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Number 1: Czech Prime Minister Vaclav Klaus, righ, is given a personalized Blue Jays shirts by Revenue Minister Otto Jelinek before a Toronto speech yesterday
Number 1: Czech Prime Minister Vaclav Klaus, righ, is given a personalized Blue Jays shirts by Revenue Minister Otto Jelinek before a Toronto speech yesterday

Number 1: Czech Prime Minister Vaclav Klaus, righ, is given a personalized Blue Jays shirts by Revenue Minister Otto Jelinek before a Toronto speech yesterday

Date9/2/1992
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0129009F
So long, Johnny. Revenue minister and former world skating champion Otto Jelinek plants one on Johnny Esaw's cheek at dinner last night honoring the b(...)
So long, Johnny. Revenue minister and former world skating champion Otto Jelinek plants one on Johnny Esaw's cheek at dinner last night honoring the b(...)
2/18/1990
Number 1 Fan: Jim Millar says he was the first person to request season's tickets after the Blue Jays franchise was announced in 1976
Number 1 Fan: Jim Millar says he was the first person to request season's tickets after the Blue Jays franchise was announced in 1976
5/27/1989
Norm Rayner, Blue and silk shirts
Norm Rayner, Blue and silk shirts
3/7/1973
Limited line: Jane Wilson, left, and Simon Clery model of the clothes sold in his boutique at Queen's Quay Terminal. The store carries only sweat shirts, baseball jackets, pants, shorts, tank-tops and short-sleeve cotton shirts bearing the logo of the Upper Canada Brewing Co.
Limited line: Jane Wilson, left, and Simon Clery model of the clothes sold in his boutique at Queen's Quay Terminal. The store carries only sweat shirts, baseball jackets, pants, shorts, tank-tops and short-sleeve cotton shirts bearing the logo of the Upper Canada Brewing Co.
4/25/1988
On first Canadian visit, Israeli Prime Minister Levi Eshkol (right) paid a courtesy call on Premier John Robarts (centre) and met Philip Givens, former mayor of Toronto, after arriving in the city yesterday. He planned to spend most of today observing Jewish Sabbath in his hotel room. After sundown he will be guest of honor at a dinner at Adath Israel Synagogue, then will leave tomorrow for Montreal where he will present Israel's Expo pavilion to the city.
On first Canadian visit, Israeli Prime Minister Levi Eshkol (right) paid a courtesy call on Premier John Robarts (centre) and met Philip Givens, former mayor of Toronto, after arriving in the city yesterday. He planned to spend most of today observing Jewish Sabbath in his hotel room. After sundown he will be guest of honor at a dinner at Adath Israel Synagogue, then will leave tomorrow for Montreal where he will present Israel's Expo pavilion to the city.
1/12/1968
Wanna buy a shirt?, Michael Purski, a 19-year-old Etobicoke student who started selling shirts out of his school locker and sold $250,000 in designer clothing last year, wants to doante $40,000 to his high school
Wanna buy a shirt?, Michael Purski, a 19-year-old Etobicoke student who started selling shirts out of his school locker and sold $250,000 in designer clothing last year, wants to doante $40,000 to his high school
11/27/1985
Scale model: Canada's Baseball Hall of Fame gets official welcome yesterday at Ontario Place, its new home, by Tourism minister John Eakins, left, Jays vice-president Paul Beeston and Bruce Prentice, the hall's president
Scale model: Canada's Baseball Hall of Fame gets official welcome yesterday at Ontario Place, its new home, by Tourism minister John Eakins, left, Jays vice-president Paul Beeston and Bruce Prentice, the hall's president
2/25/1986
Minister of sport Otto Jelinek presents Vanier Cup to the McGill Redmen after their shocking 47-11 upset win over the UBC Thunderbirds yesterday. Line(...)
Minister of sport Otto Jelinek presents Vanier Cup to the McGill Redmen after their shocking 47-11 upset win over the UBC Thunderbirds yesterday. Line(...)
11/22/1987
A Blue Jay fan from Detroit?, American Motors Corp. President Jose Dedeurwaerder doffed his Tigers cap and donned a Toronto Blue Jays cap yesterday to go to the ball game, after confirming the carmaker plans a new $764 million new plant in Brampton.
A Blue Jay fan from Detroit?, American Motors Corp. President Jose Dedeurwaerder doffed his Tigers cap and donned a Toronto Blue Jays cap yesterday to go to the ball game, after confirming the carmaker plans a new $764 million new plant in Brampton.
6/11/1980
A Blue Jay fan from Detroit?, American Motors Corp. president Jose Dedeurwaerder doffed his Tigers cap and donned a Toronto Blue Jays cap yesterday to go to the ball game, after confirming the carmaker plans a new $764 million new plant in Brampton.
A Blue Jay fan from Detroit?, American Motors Corp. president Jose Dedeurwaerder doffed his Tigers cap and donned a Toronto Blue Jays cap yesterday to go to the ball game, after confirming the carmaker plans a new $764 million new plant in Brampton.
6/11/1984
Ad art: If you remember the eye-patched gentleman who symbolized Hathaway shirts, then you've been one of the targets of the art of David Ogilvy
Ad art: If you remember the eye-patched gentleman who symbolized Hathaway shirts, then you've been one of the targets of the art of David Ogilvy
10/25/1985
Robert Kennedy: He expects to earn $3.5 million from the sale of trendy T-shirts.
Robert Kennedy: He expects to earn $3.5 million from the sale of trendy T-shirts.
10/31/1984