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17 years of work: Michael Barrett, a 39-year-old University of Toronto biologist, and his wife, Ann, 40, a sex educator and former high school teacher, administer organization from their home.
17 years of work: Michael Barrett, a 39-year-old University of Toronto biologist, and his wife, Ann, 40, a sex educator and former high school teacher, administer organization from their home.
11/5/1981
Abderrahaman Khene. Oil-price hike favored
Abderrahaman Khene. Oil-price hike favored
3/25/1974
Above, Esther Cherry and her husband, Harold, head a dynasty of successful retailers. She wears a peach colored silk jersey dress with beaded satin epaulettes, set off by a diamond pendant and orchid wrist corsage.
Above, Esther Cherry and her husband, Harold, head a dynasty of successful retailers. She wears a peach colored silk jersey dress with beaded satin epaulettes, set off by a diamond pendant and orchid wrist corsage.
5/9/1983
Adeeb Hassan Qutub: Saudi Arabian heads group that bought buildings.
Adeeb Hassan Qutub: Saudi Arabian heads group that bought buildings.
11/10/1982
A. Hassan Qutub: Saudi entrepreneur paid $500 million on behalf of 60 Saudi investors.
A. Hassan Qutub: Saudi entrepreneur paid $500 million on behalf of 60 Saudi investors.
11/10/1982
Alan Bardikoff, Education chairperson Holocaust Remembrance Comm., Toronto Jewish Congress.
Alan Bardikoff, Education chairperson Holocaust Remembrance Comm., Toronto Jewish Congress.
11/6/1983
Alan Brown, Crusading for Biafra
Alan Brown, Crusading for Biafra
8/30/1968
Alan Dewar, Former teacher
Alan Dewar, Former teacher
5/22/1974
Alberto Sabatino, Mafia rituals described
Alberto Sabatino, Mafia rituals described
6/28/1972
Alex Hacker and Anna Spencer on veranda of general store at Campbellville, Ont. Railway crossing sign was bought for $11 at auction.
Alex Hacker and Anna Spencer on veranda of general store at Campbellville, Ont. Railway crossing sign was bought for $11 at auction.
10/4/1974
Allan Rose, Couldn't get water
Allan Rose, Couldn't get water
3/23/1966
Al Peabody
Al Peabody
6/12/1975
Al Peabody: He and his crew interviewed 1,000 people, mostly in barber shops.
Al Peabody: He and his crew interviewed 1,000 people, mostly in barber shops.
1/13/1980
Alvin Starkman has learned to be a crafty shopper. The York University student has taken on the job of cooking for 10 young people
Alvin Starkman has learned to be a crafty shopper. The York University student has taken on the job of cooking for 10 young people
6/11/1971
Another world: Air Vice-Marshal George Howsam, 86, of Victoria, chats with Captain Gordon Morgan and first officer Kip Chaput in the cockpit of the 747
Another world: Air Vice-Marshal George Howsam, 86, of Victoria, chats with Captain Gordon Morgan and first officer Kip Chaput in the cockpit of the 747
11/6/1981
Architect George Boake
Architect George Boake
6/11/1982
Arena founder is honored
Arena founder is honored
2/28/1974
As a radio operator Jim Rivis' mother Elma heard last words of the pilot who fathered her child as he crashed in the North Sea
As a radio operator Jim Rivis' mother Elma heard last words of the pilot who fathered her child as he crashed in the North Sea
1/6/1983
Asking a Question, Newcastle Mayor Garnet Rickard stands yesterday at a meeting of the Durham Regional Council with provincial Treasurer Darcy McKeough
Asking a Question, Newcastle Mayor Garnet Rickard stands yesterday at a meeting of the Durham Regional Council with provincial Treasurer Darcy McKeough
11/12/1975
At the Toronto Indian Centre, James Dumont, 26, left, chats with Daphne Johnston, Joseph Hare, director of the centre, and Marie Sylvester Dumont, an Ojibway from Shawanaga near Parry Sound, earned a divinity degree but took a post at the centre on Beverley St. instead of becoming a United Church minister because he considers the Christian church has tried to suppress the Indians' native culture.
At the Toronto Indian Centre, James Dumont, 26, left, chats with Daphne Johnston, Joseph Hare, director of the centre, and Marie Sylvester Dumont, an Ojibway from Shawanaga near Parry Sound, earned a divinity degree but took a post at the centre on Beverley St. instead of becoming a United Church minister because he considers the Christian church has tried to suppress the Indians' native culture.
5/28/1971
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