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John Poullos. I knew they'd get to me

Picture, 1973

Roxland's team, Laura Morais, Nadine Junger, Kim Helseth, John Russell, and Alex Marrero. Brampton, Ontario

Picture, 1997

Dr. William Echardt, No tax on wages

Picture, 1972

The festival city is thriving. Stratford knows how to weather fickle financial winds with one foot in the arts and the other in industry.

Picture, 1982

This is a warehouse? Dave Wilcox (above) surveys the almost-peopleless domain of the Liquor Control Board of Ontario's $78 million, automated warehouse being built in Whitby, It's state-of-the-art in how to store stuff whitout losing it.

Picture, 1984

Video to go: Paul Schiffner, left, and Rod Bell pose with one of their computer-equipped vans, which have been roaming the streets of Scarborough delivering movie videos and sometimes vcrs. Video-Van-Go's home delivery of rental movies has been so successful that the fleet of black and gold vans will start serving Toronto tonight.

Picture, 1987

Picture of prosperity: From its solid-looking old city hall (above left), which once faced demolition, to its stately family mansions and plentiful parks, Stratford gives every indication of surviving these tough times.

Picture, 1982

This is a warehouse? Dave Wilcox (above) surveys the almost-peopleless domain of the Liquor Control Board of Ontario's $78 million, automated warehouse being built in Whitby. It's state-of-the-are tin how to store stuff without losing it.

Picture, 1984

Plotting Future: Vice-president Stephan Thomas, left, Saul and Marllyn Merrick and son Steven Merrick, build 200 to 250 high-end homes yearly in Metro.

Picture, 1992

Four levels: the Jarvis Mews townhouses have four levels; including a secluded den on the top floor. These one-bedroom units are designed for adult living and are priced at $89;500.

Picture, 1980

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

Squeeze is on: Approval for a third terminal at Toronto International Airport will likely come through soon. It's purpose will be to stop scenes like the one above becoming even worse. Airport general manager David McAree (left) says the new terminal would mean service could be maintained and improved up to 1990.

Picture, 1976

Ernie Bodnar, 15th to leave

Picture, 1974

Khalil Alelouze Came to Canada 6 years ago.

Picture, 1972

Jack MacMillan, right, admires PPG pace car for this weekend's race. With him is Michael Studer of PPG Canada.

Picture, 1987

Scott Murray wife Lynne sales and marketing awards

Picture, 1994

The Ultradome: The man looking into this $40;000 model of a domed stadium is Bernard Smits; manager of marketing at Atlas Steels; the Welland-based company that would supply the steel for the stainless steel roof. But the concept; which was developed by engineers Stephen Parazader and Donald Sinoski; involes sliding walls rather than a retractable roof; to let fans enjoy sunshine.

Picture, 1984

Winter work: Eric Ahermae, director of engineering on the Welland Canal, and his 400-man crew are racing against time to complete vital repairs to the 45-kilometre (26-mile) canal, which is drained of water at freeze-up time each year. The 50-year-old canal, which attracts thousands of summer sightseers, also attracts car thieves - at least 50 stolen cars were found on the muddy bottom this year.

Picture, 1982

A pat on the back for dad, Sara-Ann Howells, 3, pats her father, Montsoyn, one of 45 policemen who graduated yesterday from Ontario Provincial Police College on Sherbourne St. He will be posted to Burlington. Many policemen's family attended ceremony.

Picture, 1973

Scared little girl: Annie Trieu; 3; was found in a dark church basement five hours after being abducted from a Metro department store recently.

Picture, 1990

Drumming up business: Mel Cooper, a radio station owner in Victoria in change of getting corporate sponsors for Vancouver's Expo 86, speaks to the Broadcast Executives Society at the Sheraton Centre. Sitting to his left are Society president Michael Kennerley and director Marge Anthony.

Picture, 1986

Ideal location: Six-storey apartment building; being converted to a co-operative; is on Avenue Rd.; between St. Clair Ave. and Upper Canada College.

Picture, 1982

Seven years of work and $500;000 have saved the 89-year-old steamship Segwun and next summer she will once again start carrying passengers on romantic cruises of the Muskoka lakes. Segwun and sister steamships Sagamo and Cherokee plied the lakes in the mid-50s but the other two ships have gone to watery graves. Volunteer workers and on Ontario Road Builders' Association grant saved Segwun.

Picture, 1976

Just Dozin: National Slag president Ken Spencer isn't shy about singing the praises of his company's product: stag from the steel mills, stored in piles at Hamilton Harbor. Recycled, it makes a great building material, he says.

Picture, 1989

On line: Builder Benny Marotta, right, with Richard and Susan Clark and daughter Rachel of Scarborough at Harwood Heights site.

Picture, 1995

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John Poullos. I knew they'd get to me

Roxland's team, Laura Morais, Nadine Junger, Kim Helseth, John Russell, and Alex Marrero. Brampton, Ontario

Dr. William Echardt, No tax on wages

The festival city is thriving. Stratford knows how to weather fickle financial winds with one foot in the arts and the other in industry.

This is a warehouse? Dave Wilcox (above) surveys the almost-peopleless domain of the Liquor Control Board of Ontario's $78 million, automated warehouse being built in Whitby, It's state-of-the-art in how to store stuff whitout losing it.

Picture of prosperity: From its solid-looking old city hall (above left), which once faced demolition, to its stately family mansions and plentiful parks, Stratford gives every indication of surviving these tough times.

This is a warehouse? Dave Wilcox (above) surveys the almost-peopleless domain of the Liquor Control Board of Ontario's $78 million, automated warehouse being built in Whitby. It's state-of-the-are tin how to store stuff without losing it.

Plotting Future: Vice-president Stephan Thomas, left, Saul and Marllyn Merrick and son Steven Merrick, build 200 to 250 high-end homes yearly in Metro.

Four levels: the Jarvis Mews townhouses have four levels; including a secluded den on the top floor. These one-bedroom units are designed for adult living and are priced at $89;500.

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.

Ernie Bodnar, 15th to leave

Khalil Alelouze Came to Canada 6 years ago.

Jack MacMillan, right, admires PPG pace car for this weekend's race. With him is Michael Studer of PPG Canada.

Scott Murray wife Lynne sales and marketing awards

A pat on the back for dad, Sara-Ann Howells, 3, pats her father, Montsoyn, one of 45 policemen who graduated yesterday from Ontario Provincial Police College on Sherbourne St. He will be posted to Burlington. Many policemen's family attended ceremony.

Scared little girl: Annie Trieu; 3; was found in a dark church basement five hours after being abducted from a Metro department store recently.

Drumming up business: Mel Cooper, a radio station owner in Victoria in change of getting corporate sponsors for Vancouver's Expo 86, speaks to the Broadcast Executives Society at the Sheraton Centre. Sitting to his left are Society president Michael Kennerley and director Marge Anthony.

Ideal location: Six-storey apartment building; being converted to a co-operative; is on Avenue Rd.; between St. Clair Ave. and Upper Canada College.

Just Dozin: National Slag president Ken Spencer isn't shy about singing the praises of his company's product: stag from the steel mills, stored in piles at Hamilton Harbor. Recycled, it makes a great building material, he says.

On line: Builder Benny Marotta, right, with Richard and Susan Clark and daughter Rachel of Scarborough at Harwood Heights site.

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