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A straphanger is the new chairman of the Toronto Transit Commission: Gordon Hurlburt: a former North York controller: who usualy drives his car to the Finch subway terminal and then takes the subway five stops to the TTC offices at Davisville.

Picture, 1975

Dave Kilday. Saved 60 passengers

Picture, 1975

Day; Ralph (portraits)

Picture, 1974

Don't measure up: City of York Alderman Mike Colle uses a ruler to show the depth of Clovelly Ave. pothole in his Ward 2 - one indication, he says, that York roads don't measure up.

Picture, 1985

Evald Tuulik. First paying customer

Picture, 1966

First train to make the west-east run on our new subway pulls into Keele St. station to load passengers at 5.55 a.m.

Picture, 1966

Griffin; Lois

Picture, 1989

Head office: TTC inspector Joe Silva sits in front of one of several computer screens at the Wilson Division; in Wilson subway station; that keep close track of its fleet of surface vehicles.

Picture, 1985

High-tec bus: A TTC bus driver demonstrates the computer terminal that keeps him in touch with the control centre. As the bus rolls along; sensors count the rotations of the wheels; giving inspectors an exact location. They can then advise drivers on whether to slow down or speed up.

Picture, 1985

Hurlburt, Gordon

Picture, 1975

Hurlburt, Gordon

Picture, 1975

It's a blast. No; it's not a character dropped on to Queen's Quay from an old science fiction movie; it's George gill of Torno Engineering sprucing up a section of the Harbourfront Rapid Transit Line. the suit and mask with breathing filter can get warm; but protects Gill as he sprays fine sand under high pressure at the concrete portal where the underground Bay St. line emerges to Queen's Quay. The blasting removes markings and blobs of cement.

Picture, 1989

It's not safe: Despite TTC chief Alf Savage's remarks about Toronto men being gentlemen; reader says she won't travel the TTC after dark.

Picture, 1982

Of the Line for more than 100 streetcars made obsolete by the subway is this TTC yard at coxwell and danforth aves. Overnight old cars that have outlived their days in Toronto were sorted out from discontinued lines and assembled in the graveyard here

Picture, 1966

Our new subway gets the go signal. Mayor Philip Givens throws the main switch

Picture, 1966

Ralph Day. Motorists hate streetcars

Picture, 1967

Standing room only for these two after yesterday's official subway opening. Rt. Rev. F. H. Wilkinson; Bishop of Toronro; and Premier Robarts have a nose-to-nose chat

Picture, 1966

There'll be no parking available for commuters around this new subway station at Bloor and Islington Aves. when the east-west subway extensions are opened on May 10. It will take the contractor three months to transform this littered area into a parking lot - and the contract has not even been awarded yet.

Picture, 1968

There'll be no parking available for commuters around this new subway station at Bloor and Islington Aves; when the east-west subway extensions are opened on May 10. It will take the contractor three months to transform this littered area into a parking lot - and the contract has not even been awarded yet.

Picture, 1968

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A straphanger is the new chairman of the Toronto Transit Commission: Gordon Hurlburt: a former North York controller: who usualy drives his car to the Finch subway terminal and then takes the subway five stops to the TTC offices at Davisville.

Dave Kilday. Saved 60 passengers

Day; Ralph (portraits)

Don't measure up: City of York Alderman Mike Colle uses a ruler to show the depth of Clovelly Ave. pothole in his Ward 2 - one indication, he says, that York roads don't measure up.

Evald Tuulik. First paying customer

First train to make the west-east run on our new subway pulls into Keele St. station to load passengers at 5.55 a.m.

Griffin; Lois

Head office: TTC inspector Joe Silva sits in front of one of several computer screens at the Wilson Division; in Wilson subway station; that keep close track of its fleet of surface vehicles.

High-tec bus: A TTC bus driver demonstrates the computer terminal that keeps him in touch with the control centre. As the bus rolls along; sensors count the rotations of the wheels; giving inspectors an exact location. They can then advise drivers on whether to slow down or speed up.

Hurlburt, Gordon

Hurlburt, Gordon

It's not safe: Despite TTC chief Alf Savage's remarks about Toronto men being gentlemen; reader says she won't travel the TTC after dark.

Of the Line for more than 100 streetcars made obsolete by the subway is this TTC yard at coxwell and danforth aves. Overnight old cars that have outlived their days in Toronto were sorted out from discontinued lines and assembled in the graveyard here

Our new subway gets the go signal. Mayor Philip Givens throws the main switch

Ralph Day. Motorists hate streetcars

Standing room only for these two after yesterday's official subway opening. Rt. Rev. F. H. Wilkinson; Bishop of Toronro; and Premier Robarts have a nose-to-nose chat

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