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Held talks: The late Stan Obodiac, left, and Lyman MacInnis discussed Gardens' sale.
Held talks: The late Stan Obodiac, left, and Lyman MacInnis discussed Gardens' sale.

Held talks: The late Stan Obodiac, left, and Lyman MacInnis discussed Gardens' sale.

Date1/11/1982
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Lyman MacInnis. Hull's tax expert
Lyman MacInnis. Hull's tax expert
10/22/1969
Facing up to task: Lyman MacInnis, a senior partner with Touche Ross and Co
Facing up to task: Lyman MacInnis, a senior partner with Touche Ross and Co
9/25/1986
Part of the stable: Player rep Don Meehan, second from left, surrounded by a few stellar clients: From left, Canuck rookie Trevor Linden, Flames' playoff MVP Al MacInnis, and Habs' Norris winner Chris Chelios
Part of the stable: Player rep Don Meehan, second from left, surrounded by a few stellar clients: From left, Canuck rookie Trevor Linden, Flames' playoff MVP Al MacInnis, and Habs' Norris winner Chris Chelios
6/9/1989
Clown prince: David Lee Roth, former Van Halen frontman, revelled in the adoring gaze of 14,000 crazy, whipped-up fans at the Gardens last night, says critic Craig MacInnis
Clown prince: David Lee Roth, former Van Halen frontman, revelled in the adoring gaze of 14,000 crazy, whipped-up fans at the Gardens last night, says critic Craig MacInnis
4/13/1988
Arranging Ballard Funeral. Don McKenzie, right, building superintendent at Maple Leaf Gardens, talks to some senior employees about the funeral arrangements for Harold Ballard, who died yesterday at age 86. The funeral is to be a private affair.
Arranging Ballard Funeral. Don McKenzie, right, building superintendent at Maple Leaf Gardens, talks to some senior employees about the funeral arrangements for Harold Ballard, who died yesterday at age 86. The funeral is to be a private affair.
4/12/1990
Public park talks: When union local president Bob Kennett (left) refused to cross a picket line to meet mayor Dennis Flynn in Etobicoke's Civic Centre, the two men held informal negotiations in a public park across the street
Public park talks: When union local president Bob Kennett (left) refused to cross a picket line to meet mayor Dennis Flynn in Etobicoke's Civic Centre, the two men held informal negotiations in a public park across the street
7/26/1984
Street talk: Social worker Stan Chong, centre, chats with Stewart, left, and Stephen at video parior in Scarborough. Chong's job is to cruise the city's youth hangouts in search of the unemployed who have either been forgotten by the system or have simply opted out. Once he locates them, he advises them on how to go about finding a job.
Street talk: Social worker Stan Chong, centre, chats with Stewart, left, and Stephen at video parior in Scarborough. Chong's job is to cruise the city's youth hangouts in search of the unemployed who have either been forgotten by the system or have simply opted out. Once he locates them, he advises them on how to go about finding a job.
2/22/1984
Ojibwa Indian Walter Currie (left), who opened the Royal Ontario Museum's 60th anniversary exhibit of British artist Paul Kane's paintings yesterday talks with his daughter, Leslie, student Philip Fischer (second from left) and Johnny Yesno, and Ojibwa and producer of CBC's Our Native Land in exhibition hall.
Ojibwa Indian Walter Currie (left), who opened the Royal Ontario Museum's 60th anniversary exhibit of British artist Paul Kane's paintings yesterday talks with his daughter, Leslie, student Philip Fischer (second from left) and Johnny Yesno, and Ojibwa and producer of CBC's Our Native Land in exhibition hall.
1/4/1972
H. S, (Stan) Bond won't retire although he'll soon be 94. He's too old to renew his driver's license so makes his sales calls via bus and streetcar. Bond thinks today's company managers would do a better job if they were given bonuses for boosting profits. His customer say he knows merchandise well.
H. S, (Stan) Bond won't retire although he'll soon be 94. He's too old to renew his driver's license so makes his sales calls via bus and streetcar. Bond thinks today's company managers would do a better job if they were given bonuses for boosting profits. His customer say he knows merchandise well.
1/4/1973
Stan Obodiac
Stan Obodiac
3/21/1985
Stan Obodiac
Stan Obodiac
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Spoke out. When Stan Obodiac learned he had cancer of the colon, he decided to tack everything else - head on. Even a man condemned to death seems to (...)
Spoke out. When Stan Obodiac learned he had cancer of the colon, he decided to tack everything else - head on. Even a man condemned to death seems to (...)
2/9/1983