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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
Canada - Ontario - Sudbury - Misc

Picture, 1983
Accident - Prevention - Motor - Airbags

Picture, 1977
Aurora is a busy commuter town north of Toronto

Picture, 1979
Dr. Ioan Davies, of Bethune College. Attacked by two 'Nazis,' he'll need plastic surgery.

Picture, 1976
Fantasyland: Woodbine Centre mall; with 180 stores; has the only permanent indoor kiddies' amusement park in Metro. It includes a ferris wheel and antique carousel.

Picture, 1985

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