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Active life: Jay Oelbaum shows a customer a new tennis racquet at the sporting goods store where he works
Active life: Jay Oelbaum shows a customer a new tennis racquet at the sporting goods store where he works

Active life: Jay Oelbaum shows a customer a new tennis racquet at the sporting goods store where he works

Date8/4/1983
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0131658F
John Rose, who posts thumbnail reviews to warn his customers about books they may not like, with some of the thousands of science fiction works in his store of Queen St
John Rose, who posts thumbnail reviews to warn his customers about books they may not like, with some of the thousands of science fiction works in his store of Queen St
7/7/1981
Strong backhand, Chris Pridham, one of Canada's promising tennis stars, puts a lot into his backhand stroke in a match at last month's Sun Life Nationals at the Ontario Racquet Club
Strong backhand, Chris Pridham, one of Canada's promising tennis stars, puts a lot into his backhand stroke in a match at last month's Sun Life Nationals at the Ontario Racquet Club
7/9/1987
Dr. Minasy shows anti-shopleft device. Electronic alarm wafer is attached to goods
Dr. Minasy shows anti-shopleft device. Electronic alarm wafer is attached to goods
2/2/1969
In which he serves. Mayor Givens is backed up by Mrs. H. Goulding as he opened York Racquets Club on Yonge St., Toronto's first club built specifically for indoor tennis
In which he serves. Mayor Givens is backed up by Mrs. H. Goulding as he opened York Racquets Club on Yonge St., Toronto's first club built specifically for indoor tennis
1/11/1965
Top photo, Ronald Oelbaum with his wife Annette, centre, and his mother, Lily Oelbaum
Top photo, Ronald Oelbaum with his wife Annette, centre, and his mother, Lily Oelbaum
5/2/1988
Life's work: Tom Creber stands amid a selection of monuments at Hilltop Memories in Richmond Hill where he now works as manager. The 77-year-old monument-maker has been in the business since the age of 14 when he started out as a tool sharpener.
Life's work: Tom Creber stands amid a selection of monuments at Hilltop Memories in Richmond Hill where he now works as manager. The 77-year-old monument-maker has been in the business since the age of 14 when he started out as a tool sharpener.
9/30/1982
Tennis with a twist: Toronto's Keith Carpenter flashes his championship form in the gentelmanly but highly competitive sport of platform tennis at the Queen's Quay Racquet Club
Tennis with a twist: Toronto's Keith Carpenter flashes his championship form in the gentelmanly but highly competitive sport of platform tennis at the Queen's Quay Racquet Club
10/20/1987
Capt. Bill Bristow tried out retirement in Florida when he officially left Air Canada four years ago. But the active former airline pilot soon discovered that the lazy life was not for him, so now he runs a business which gives badly needed advice to people heading out on holidays. Now Bristow is where the action is
Capt. Bill Bristow tried out retirement in Florida when he officially left Air Canada four years ago. But the active former airline pilot soon discovered that the lazy life was not for him, so now he runs a business which gives badly needed advice to people heading out on holidays. Now Bristow is where the action is
10/24/1973
All Ready: Toronto retailer Alan Goouch has computers and software in place that will automatically calculate the new federal sales tax and Ontario sales tax on goods sold at his four clothing stores
All Ready: Toronto retailer Alan Goouch has computers and software in place that will automatically calculate the new federal sales tax and Ontario sales tax on goods sold at his four clothing stores
11/16/1999
Empty pocket tells its tale as 32-year-old Guido Biance shows his 20-year-old wife, Fanny, where their $2,800 life savings were kept before he lost them yesterday.
Empty pocket tells its tale as 32-year-old Guido Biance shows his 20-year-old wife, Fanny, where their $2,800 life savings were kept before he lost them yesterday.
1/2/1970
A new love: Former tennis teacher Ross Matheson stands by sign outside restaurant and tavern he opened with partner Diane Gilliland
A new love: Former tennis teacher Ross Matheson stands by sign outside restaurant and tavern he opened with partner Diane Gilliland
5/26/1981
Temper! Temper! South African tennis star Bob Hewitt displays his annoyance by hurling his racquet to court during his third-round match yesterday at (...)
Temper! Temper! South African tennis star Bob Hewitt displays his annoyance by hurling his racquet to court during his third-round match yesterday at (...)
8/17/1972