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A people person' Sam Ruth ran Baycrest Centre, a Jewish home for the aged, for 25 years and still spends a lot of time taking to residents, including the home's button king, Jake Davis.

Picture, 1988

Constables Derek Williams; left; and Paul Dean were called off patrol duty to search side streets for a gunman

Picture, 1973

New art form: Keith Rushton, Ontario College of Art professor, holding examples, and Jim Wideman, below, marketing director of Norgraphics Canada Ltd., say annual reports, now an art form, tell us more about our society than we had thought.

Picture, 1990

Metro's mounties Three members of the Metro police mounted unit; from left; Bert McKeown; John Gill and AI Calderwood; head back to the main Sunnybrook stable in Wilkert Creek Park for lunch -- sandwiches for the men and vitamin-fortified oats for their four-legged partners. Officers on the unit spend much of their time patrolling the extensive area band of parks and greenbelt areas where access by police cruiser or motorcycle is difficult.

Picture, 1979

Tough competition: Alan Russell, manager of sales recruiting and training for Hallmark Cards, sifts through 800 applications a year to find likely candidates for 10 posts.

Picture, 1983

Police tug-of-war team has new bite. Latest weapon in Metro police arsenal for annual battle with Detroit police force -- the eight-man tug-of-war matches -- are 20-pound boots with shark-like teeth. The Detroit team already uses them; but has lost to Metro for 14 consecutive years. Practising with new boots for the match on Saturday in Detroit-and return contest at 96th annual Metro Police Games at Exhibition Stadium Aug. 5 are Constables Loran Morrison (right); Laird Lesage; Paul Johnston and Dave Hicks.

Picture, 1978

Infant's parents: Catherine and Brian Murphy, of Kitchener, leave the inquest into the death of their baby, Gary, at Sick Children's Hospital last month. Although elevated levels of digoxin were found in his blood, they occurred naturally, the inquest was told.

Picture, 1983

Anytime is a busy time for 35-year-old John Meyers, who lost his right leg in an automobile accident as a teenager. The campaign director for the Rehabilitation Foundation for the Diasbled, and head of a drive to raise contributions for the Ability Fund, popularly known as the March of Dimes, he plans his next set of trips in front of a large map of Southern Ontario, joking with Julie Highmoore, 23.

Picture, 1971

Somer Rumm

Picture, 1998

From one labrador retriever to all German Shepherds and Dobermans in Toronto; a message from 14-year-old Radford Cooke's dog; Gyp; reading: I Love Police Dogs. They were photographed during Toronto Cops are Tops rally.

Picture, 1973

How edward could look. Toronto's statue of King Edward VII is shown in this composite photograph as it would appear if set up on the site in Queen's Park proposed by Mayor Dennison. It would stand on what is now a 40-foot-wide flower bed; which occupies the former site of a bandstand. The statue is now stored in three crates at waterfront.

Picture, 1969

Sid Ryan

Picture, 1993

Rowntree Mill Road Bridge over Humber River

Picture, 1961

Canada Company, Frederick St., e. side, betw. Front & King Sts. E.

Picture, 183-

Speaks for others: Sudhanzosu (Mike) Mukherjee, seen with his son Bobby, 7 1/2, lost his job when the inglis plant in Toronto ws shut down.

Picture, 1990

To poland: Janek Milchberg, left, of Niagara Falls and Walter Cylert of Detroit meet at Person airpost last night on their way to the 50th anniversary of the WEarsaw Ghetto Uprising against the Nazis.

Picture, 1993

Block House, Sherbourne St., east side, opposite former end of Bloor St. East

Picture, 1849

Team from Scarborough: Roman and Sheila Russik look over some blueprints in their home. The pair, both retired from Canada Wire and Cable, recently worked together on a cable project in Sri Lanka. They have travelled a great deal on their own in the Thir

Picture, 1987

Birrell, David, hotel, Yonge St., east side, south of York Mills Rd., Toronto, Ont.

Picture, 1957

Gun-related crimes rose 126 per cent in Metro between 1970 and 1974 -- from 769 offences to 1;737. Constable Michael Sale holds a sawed-off shotgun at police headquarters; one of the hundreds of weapons seized every year.

Picture, 1975

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A people person' Sam Ruth ran Baycrest Centre, a Jewish home for the aged, for 25 years and still spends a lot of time taking to residents, including the home's button king, Jake Davis.

Constables Derek Williams; left; and Paul Dean were called off patrol duty to search side streets for a gunman

New art form: Keith Rushton, Ontario College of Art professor, holding examples, and Jim Wideman, below, marketing director of Norgraphics Canada Ltd., say annual reports, now an art form, tell us more about our society than we had thought.

Tough competition: Alan Russell, manager of sales recruiting and training for Hallmark Cards, sifts through 800 applications a year to find likely candidates for 10 posts.

Infant's parents: Catherine and Brian Murphy, of Kitchener, leave the inquest into the death of their baby, Gary, at Sick Children's Hospital last month. Although elevated levels of digoxin were found in his blood, they occurred naturally, the inquest was told.

Somer Rumm

From one labrador retriever to all German Shepherds and Dobermans in Toronto; a message from 14-year-old Radford Cooke's dog; Gyp; reading: I Love Police Dogs. They were photographed during Toronto Cops are Tops rally.

Sid Ryan

Rowntree Mill Road Bridge over Humber River

Canada Company, Frederick St., e. side, betw. Front & King Sts. E.

Speaks for others: Sudhanzosu (Mike) Mukherjee, seen with his son Bobby, 7 1/2, lost his job when the inglis plant in Toronto ws shut down.

To poland: Janek Milchberg, left, of Niagara Falls and Walter Cylert of Detroit meet at Person airpost last night on their way to the 50th anniversary of the WEarsaw Ghetto Uprising against the Nazis.

Block House, Sherbourne St., east side, opposite former end of Bloor St. East

Team from Scarborough: Roman and Sheila Russik look over some blueprints in their home. The pair, both retired from Canada Wire and Cable, recently worked together on a cable project in Sri Lanka. They have travelled a great deal on their own in the Thir

Birrell, David, hotel, Yonge St., east side, south of York Mills Rd., Toronto, Ont.

Gun-related crimes rose 126 per cent in Metro between 1970 and 1974 -- from 769 offences to 1;737. Constable Michael Sale holds a sawed-off shotgun at police headquarters; one of the hundreds of weapons seized every year.

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