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A Grateful Stephen Prevost plays with his son, Stephen, 3, on a bike given to him by an anonymous woman
A Grateful Stephen Prevost plays with his son, Stephen, 3, on a bike given to him by an anonymous woman

A Grateful Stephen Prevost plays with his son, Stephen, 3, on a bike given to him by an anonymous woman

Date11/18/1974
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0132340F
Learned volunteer: Retired U of T professor Stephen Sim, 70, shown with co-worker Pauline Santora, is very active as a volunteer in the pharmacy department at Grace Hospital in Scarborough, whre he plays a support role for 10 of his former students
Learned volunteer: Retired U of T professor Stephen Sim, 70, shown with co-worker Pauline Santora, is very active as a volunteer in the pharmacy department at Grace Hospital in Scarborough, whre he plays a support role for 10 of his former students
12/7/1987
Jack Dancygier gives his attention to customer Lou Sugar in his barber shop at Adelaide and Peter Sts. His manicurist is Gilda Facoetti. A survivor of the concentration camps of Nazi Germany, Jack is grateful for the peace that has come to him and wife in Canada, where they have raised three sons. He and his wife were married secretly by a rabbi in a concentration camp. Their first son was born there, too.
Jack Dancygier gives his attention to customer Lou Sugar in his barber shop at Adelaide and Peter Sts. His manicurist is Gilda Facoetti. A survivor of the concentration camps of Nazi Germany, Jack is grateful for the peace that has come to him and wife in Canada, where they have raised three sons. He and his wife were married secretly by a rabbi in a concentration camp. Their first son was born there, too.
7/5/1973
Robert Stephens cosults with a patient in his office. During one weekend, Dr. Stephens talked by phone with 40 patients, was six in his office, visited eight at home and three in hospital, all at about a $3 hourly rate. Not rapacious for overtime work, he says.
Robert Stephens cosults with a patient in his office. During one weekend, Dr. Stephens talked by phone with 40 patients, was six in his office, visited eight at home and three in hospital, all at about a $3 hourly rate. Not rapacious for overtime work, he says.
1/16/1973
Retired prospector Reg Sheppard plays with his dog Nipper on the 58-acre estate, valued at $231,000, he has given to the people of Aurora for use as a park
Retired prospector Reg Sheppard plays with his dog Nipper on the 58-acre estate, valued at $231,000, he has given to the people of Aurora for use as a park
3/27/1972
Veterinarian Dr. Stephen Penzvalto, 65, rides his hog on his rounds in Muskola. And he uses the motorcycle in his leisure time, too. He's had one accident in 51 years of riding - a motorcycle fell over on him.
Veterinarian Dr. Stephen Penzvalto, 65, rides his hog on his rounds in Muskola. And he uses the motorcycle in his leisure time, too. He's had one accident in 51 years of riding - a motorcycle fell over on him.
5/30/1977
Stephen Clark: Ontario's youngest mayor says his mother encouraged him to run. Although he knows nothing about politics, Brockville appears ready to give him a chance.
Stephen Clark: Ontario's youngest mayor says his mother encouraged him to run. Although he knows nothing about politics, Brockville appears ready to give him a chance.
11/9/1982
Poles reunited in Canada, Stephen Przybyiski greets his wife Wiesia with a kiss while his son Marcin smiles happily during ar tion reunion at Toronto International Airport last night
Poles reunited in Canada, Stephen Przybyiski greets his wife Wiesia with a kiss while his son Marcin smiles happily during ar tion reunion at Toronto International Airport last night
12/10/1983
Douglas Omand, director general of the Ontario Science Centre, receives approval from his sons Stephen, aged 13, adn Bruce, 17, for his wool worsted camel glen check suit with single-breasted jacket
Douglas Omand, director general of the Ontario Science Centre, receives approval from his sons Stephen, aged 13, adn Bruce, 17, for his wool worsted camel glen check suit with single-breasted jacket
6/14/1971
LT.-Col. William G. Heard, former commanding officer of Toronto Irish Regiment,, holds Victoria Cross of Edward Bellew of Vancouver, which was bought at British auction and given to Canadian Military Institute by Stephen Roman.
LT.-Col. William G. Heard, former commanding officer of Toronto Irish Regiment,, holds Victoria Cross of Edward Bellew of Vancouver, which was bought at British auction and given to Canadian Military Institute by Stephen Roman.
11/18/1974
Grateful patient: Guest of honor at the unveiling of Wellesley Hospital's burn unit donor wall, Martin DeGroot hugs Dr. Kwok Lee and nurse Sally Fay. They helped him recover from burns that at first were expected to prove fatal.
Grateful patient: Guest of honor at the unveiling of Wellesley Hospital's burn unit donor wall, Martin DeGroot hugs Dr. Kwok Lee and nurse Sally Fay. They helped him recover from burns that at first were expected to prove fatal.
6/29/1988
The executive director of the Toronto Humane Society has been fired less than two months after taking the job created for him. Stephen Best, who was working on a monthly contract, said yesterday he was shocked by the decision dismissing him from $45,000-a-year position.
The executive director of the Toronto Humane Society has been fired less than two months after taking the job created for him. Stephen Best, who was working on a monthly contract, said yesterday he was shocked by the decision dismissing him from $45,000-a-year position.
2/24/1986
The Belcourt family, Patricia, Marc, and children Lisa, 3, and Stephen, 7-stand outside their house in West Hill which they sold for $54,000, only to find 10 days later it had been resold for $63,000. Belcourt has asked the Supreme Court of Ontario to cancel the first sale and refund the $2,700 real estate commission. They have been offered the $9,000 and the commission out of court.
The Belcourt family, Patricia, Marc, and children Lisa, 3, and Stephen, 7-stand outside their house in West Hill which they sold for $54,000, only to find 10 days later it had been resold for $63,000. Belcourt has asked the Supreme Court of Ontario to cancel the first sale and refund the $2,700 real estate commission. They have been offered the $9,000 and the commission out of court.
7/17/1973