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Pierre Trudeau waves goodby after stepping down as Prime Minister

Picture, 1979
Pearched on the windshield of convertible carrying Prime Minsiter Pierre Trudeau through picnic crowd at Newmarket on Saturday, a pretty but terribly persistant autograph hunter collars her quarry and refuses to move until he has penned his signature for her.

Picture, 1968
Computer show at the Automotive building in the CNE started yesterday in conjuction with the annual computer conference at the Royal York. The show; a three-day event; features what's new in information processing. Sue Tieman watches as computer sketches an art form. Unit is produced by Dataline systems.

Picture, 1971
Blind student Tepi Hughes: The past 'was all stupid'

Picture, 1977
Olympic cyclists test Velodrome track in Montreal as furor surrounding Taiwan's position at the Games continues; Readers; in letters at left; criticize government's barring of team as politicizing sports.

Picture, 1976
First to crack the 11-barrier, publishing executive Anna Porter races ahead with 13 1/2 out of 15

Picture, 1977
Montreal's Guy Lafleur skates past Jimmy Jones during their first semi final game here 5/2.

Picture, 1978
Getting the message; a buzz through earphones he is wearing that tell him something is amiss with the way he is holding part of his body; 9-year-old Gregory Keefe; who has cerebral palsy; laughs with his therapist; Danny Blackford. Research into electronic devices of this kind will be furthered through a $195;339 grant by The Atkinson Charitable Foundation to Ontario Crippled Children's Centre.

Picture, 1972
All ready to go in Eaton's Santa Claus parade on Nov. 18; a giant St. Bernard dog is wheeled back into its warehouse kennel after being spruced up for the big day. It's one of dozens of cartoon; nursery rhyme and other make-believe characters that will be featured in the 68th annual parade.

Picture, 1972
Cars parked along lakeshore area in west end were caked with up to 3 inches of frozen spray whipped up by hurricane-force winds yesterday. Ray Russell's frozen hair was almost a match as he measured ice on a car parked at Boulevard Club. It was believed to be worst-damaged building in Metro from storm. Gusts up to 120 km/h (72 m.p.h.) struck Metro area; the strongest gust registered in Ontario yesterday was 150 km/h (90 m.p.h.) at Trenton.

Picture, 1978

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