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Victoria Park Ave., bridge over C.P.R. tracks n. of Lawrence Ave. E., looking s. (showing old Lawrence Ave. E., now Curlew Drive, at right).

Picture, 1955

Resplendent in spats, with gloves, bowler and cane, Otto Steiner of Brampton came to view tulips yesterday at Nathan Phillips Square, Steiner said he was a personal friend of Premier William Davis, had a military background and believed people should dress more elegantly. His verdict on the tulips? First-class.

Picture, 1976

T.T.C., cars, on Mill St., showing l. & r. #s 1826 & 2016.

Picture, 1948

A bed in a corridor at Northwestern General Hospital is the only space that has been available for days for patient Edward Saddle, due to desperate overcrowding of hospital facilities in Toronto. Today, he was the only patient still in a corridor bed, but on other days many patients must be accommodated in the halls for lack of room in the 246-bed hospital at Keele and Lawrence Aves. The hospital's two-room emergency department can hold only seven stretchers.

Picture, 1971

Walker, Edgar, house, Yonge St., s.w. cor. Walker Ave.

Picture, 1910

Erik Olson. Sweden

Picture, 1968

Subway Hotel, Keele St., s.w. cor. Vine Ave.

Picture, 1954

Presented by Robert Baldwin, to the township of Madoc, to be preserved, for the public use, in the hands of the town clerk, for the time being, until, by the establishment of a public library, or otherwise, a more appropriate place of deposit shall, in the opinion of the town meeting, be provided for the same

Ephemera, 1850

A definite style: Until we stop mimicking somewhere else and start thinking of a Toronto style, says reader Bruce Gates, Toronto will be just a pale imitation.

Picture, 1981

New Fort, Exhibition Grounds.

Picture, 1922

Overhead shot: Robert Stacey shows off posters of the Golden Horseshoe and the Ottawa area, made by his company from photos taken 705 kilometres (405 miles) up. The photographs are produced from digital signals put through a special computer program.

Picture, 1988

Freemasons Burial Plot, monument, Mount Pleasant Cemetery.

Picture, 1933

Dahl Sheep

Picture, 1986

Union Meat Market, Queen St. W., n.e. corner O'Hara Ave.

Picture, 1890

Tim Morrison

Picture, 1997

A north york school goes rural. A rural touch has been added to the yard at Yorkwood Gates Public School; in North York; as teacher Lucille Weaver shows calf to her pupils. The calf; a heifer and a cow were brought to the school by teacher Brian Parkinson to give pupils an idea about farm life. He raises cattle on his farm at Sharon; north of Metro.

Picture, 1970

Uniformed security guards keep watch at St. James Town, the miniature city of high-rises. Slightly more than half the population of Metro lives in apartments and public concern about the safety of living in apartments has grown. Security ranges from none through obvious - uniformed guards - to subtle - plainclothesmen who keep an eye on all entrances of buildings. Tenants in two East York buildings last week formed a posse to guard against possible arson.

Picture, 1973

French culture in Ontario will need government aid to survive Roger Saint Denis (right), chairman of a committee of Franco-Ontarians, says yesterday after presenting a report to Education Minister William Davis (left).

Picture, 1969

University College

Picture, 1889

John MacNaughton Spar Aerospace Ltd

Picture, 1993

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Victoria Park Ave., bridge over C.P.R. tracks n. of Lawrence Ave. E., looking s. (showing old Lawrence Ave. E., now Curlew Drive, at right).

T.T.C., cars, on Mill St., showing l. & r. #s 1826 & 2016.

Walker, Edgar, house, Yonge St., s.w. cor. Walker Ave.

Erik Olson. Sweden

Subway Hotel, Keele St., s.w. cor. Vine Ave.

A definite style: Until we stop mimicking somewhere else and start thinking of a Toronto style, says reader Bruce Gates, Toronto will be just a pale imitation.

New Fort, Exhibition Grounds.

Overhead shot: Robert Stacey shows off posters of the Golden Horseshoe and the Ottawa area, made by his company from photos taken 705 kilometres (405 miles) up. The photographs are produced from digital signals put through a special computer program.

Freemasons Burial Plot, monument, Mount Pleasant Cemetery.

Dahl Sheep

Union Meat Market, Queen St. W., n.e. corner O'Hara Ave.

Tim Morrison

French culture in Ontario will need government aid to survive Roger Saint Denis (right), chairman of a committee of Franco-Ontarians, says yesterday after presenting a report to Education Minister William Davis (left).

University College

John MacNaughton Spar Aerospace Ltd

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