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Ghert: Cadillac Fairview president said market undervalued company's shares.

Picture, 1986
Street townhouses at St. Clair Ave. and O'Connor Dr. are priced from $69;900 to $79;900.

Picture, 1979
Commerce: Strip development along Highway 60 in the southwest corner of Algonquin Park has reached the stage where people are calling it Main Street. Commercial operations in Algonquin include souvenir shops; camp grounds; lodges; cafes and gas stations. Above: Two boys push off from shore in a rental canoe outside a roadside restaurant that has both a parking lot and gas pumps.

Picture, 1973
Lakeside resort: HarbourSide is not only a luxury condominium residence; but is like a lakeside resort. Located at the foot of Bay St.; the 37-storey building offers fabulous views of the city; the lake; the islands; and even the mist rising from Niagara Falls.

Picture, 1979
Extras: Apartment suites are freshly painted; broadloomed; air conditioned and are equipped with stove and refrigerator.

Picture, 1981
Spine-tingling view of a foaming cataract is offered from this veranda anchored firmly to one of the five-foot-thick walls of the Elora Mill Inn; one of the most popular dining spots in this part of Ontario. You'll find it right on your way if you take a sideroad route to Stratford.

Picture, 1981
Canoeists prepare for an Algonquin Park journey. Beyond the lakes close to Highway 60; there are 3;000 beautiful square miles for the use of canoeists; reports one reader favoring a multi-use park. The end of the wilderness is in sight says another reader. Campers have left their trademark even in quiet north end of park he says.

Picture, 1973
Santa of sorts: Rick Houghton; one of three Santas employed at Santa's Village in Bracebridge; feeds some of the deer at the children's amusement park. After the kids are gone; Houghton becomes head of maintenance.

Picture, 1988
Pass it on: Cadillac Fairview chairman Leo Kolber, left, and president Bernard Ghert, right, confer with public relations man Bert Petlock at yesterday's new conference.

Picture, 1987
Quiet lifestyle: Sovereign Court; a low-rise condominium; is aimed at older adults who prefer a quiet; sedate lifestyle. There are two- and three-bedroom units on its seven floors and prices range from $71;000 to $93;000 with first mortgages available at 14 per cent interest.

Picture, 1981

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