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Former Executive: Constantine Tanasescu shields his face as he tries to elude a cameraman after his court appearance this morning.
Former Executive: Constantine Tanasescu shields his face as he tries to elude a cameraman after his court appearance this morning.

Former Executive: Constantine Tanasescu shields his face as he tries to elude a cameraman after his court appearance this morning.

Date7/23/1991
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0134649F
Former Executive: Constantine Tanasescu shields his face as he tries to elude a cameraman after his court appearance this morning.
Former Executive: Constantine Tanasescu shields his face as he tries to elude a cameraman after his court appearance this morning.
Faught, Ken
7/23/1991
Outside Court: A trucking firm executive facing criminal charges, Constantine Tanasescu, left, aided by articling student Leah Daniels, tries to avoid the camera yesterday
Outside Court: A trucking firm executive facing criminal charges, Constantine Tanasescu, left, aided by articling student Leah Daniels, tries to avoid the camera yesterday
Faught, Ken
7/23/1991
Risk taker: Dave Roberts, head of Goepel Shields, says the feeling of controlling his own destiny can be exhilarating.
Risk taker: Dave Roberts, head of Goepel Shields, says the feeling of controlling his own destiny can be exhilarating.
Lautens, Richard
7/19/1991
Is there a rickshaw in your future? The gasoline shortage doesn't bother Lorne Shields, a 30-year-old Downsview manufacturers' agent, as he takes his wife Suzanne and their daughters Jessica, 2, and Rebecca, 7 months, for a spin in the rickshaw be just imported from Taiwan to add to bicycle collection
Is there a rickshaw in your future? The gasoline shortage doesn't bother Lorne Shields, a 30-year-old Downsview manufacturers' agent, as he takes his wife Suzanne and their daughters Jessica, 2, and Rebecca, 7 months, for a spin in the rickshaw be just imported from Taiwan to add to bicycle collection
Teskey, Frank
11/6/1973
Mutal life insurance agent Donald James, left, tries his hand at high-tech biological age testing on computer as president and chief executive officer Jack Masterman Watches
Mutal life insurance agent Donald James, left, tries his hand at high-tech biological age testing on computer as president and chief executive officer Jack Masterman Watches
Toronto Star (Firm)
9/8/1988
Co-steel cheif: William Shields says things won't be rosy for the steel industry this year, but added that Co-Steel's geographic diversity is a distinct advantage
Co-steel cheif: William Shields says things won't be rosy for the steel industry this year, but added that Co-Steel's geographic diversity is a distinct advantage
Spremo, Boris
4/11/1990
Ethical earnings: Marc de Sousa-Shields has advice on how to decidde where to put your money, including socially responsible RRSPs.
Ethical earnings: Marc de Sousa-Shields has advice on how to decidde where to put your money, including socially responsible RRSPs.
Bull, Ron
2/12/1991
Kenneth Shields found himself looking intoi gun barrels twice the same day - the first one aimed by a suspected bank robber and the second by police
Kenneth Shields found himself looking intoi gun barrels twice the same day - the first one aimed by a suspected bank robber and the second by police
Millar, Cal
3/6/1990
Altor Shields (l) (Rocky Lofranco - r)
Altor Shields (l) (Rocky Lofranco - r)
Stuparyk, Michael
4/10/1995
Mike Shields
Mike Shields
Irish, Paul
6/21/1996
Proud moment: Mikey Sepper, 4, tries to fill a big hat while he and his father Herb hold Mikey's OPP citation for saving the life of his friend Benny Taylor
Proud moment: Mikey Sepper, 4, tries to fill a big hat while he and his father Herb hold Mikey's OPP citation for saving the life of his friend Benny Taylor
Toronto Star (Firm)
10/19/1992
Mad hatter? George Catleugh tries to balance 25 hats on his head with help from his son Keith. The Catleughs sell, make and clean hats in their shop on Avenue Rd. Hats are making a comeback, they say.
Mad hatter? George Catleugh tries to balance 25 hats on his head with help from his son Keith. The Catleughs sell, make and clean hats in their shop on Avenue Rd. Hats are making a comeback, they say.
Slaughter, Mike
8/6/1981