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Futuristic phones: The cashless society takes a big step toward reality as Doug Delaney demonstrates Ma Bell's new; experimental pay phones; which take credit cards - and say thanks while they're doing it!.

Picture, 1985
A Handshake closes deal as Liberal Anne Cools signs up another supporter in her fight to win her party's nomination in Rosedale riding. Miss Cools is locked in battle with University of Toronto president John Evans to be Liberal candidate for riding in the federal election observers expect this year.

Picture, 1978
Welder-sculptor gives his work to Duke Ellington. Ferdinand Galasso; 36; an Oakville welder who usually helps create railway tank cars; hands welded sculpture of Duke Ellington at a piano to the jazz musician who was making a visit to Oakville's Brodart Art Gallery yesterday. Ellington is playing an engagement at the nearby Beverly Hills Hotel; and spent an hour in the galllery browsing over the work of local artists. When not sculpting with his welding torch; Galasso uses it at his work for Oakville's Procor Manufacturing Ltd.

Picture, 1972
Local appeal: 3;000 Bathurst; a large condominium In North York is attracting buyers who want to try the condominium lifestyle but want to stay in the North York area. There are 10 different suites offered and prices range from $69;900 $ 120;000.

Picture, 1980
Landscape and its Architect: David Cram, partner with his father-in-law, Don Smith of Ellis-Don Ltd., In a luxury holiday resort on St. Lucia island, near Barbados, seems to be comfortably settled in paradise-like surroundings.

Picture, 1990
On watch: Security guard keeps an eye on the TV monitors in the spectacular lobby of Manhattan Place.

Picture, 1983
Psychiatrists J. D. Atcheson (left) and Gordon E. Warme stand outside the Peel County Court House; where they told an inquest that gunman Michael Slobodian; 16; was not insane. They had interviewed his family and students.

Picture, 1975
For 16 years;. Humane Society inspector Wilf Patey has been feeding the ducks and Canada geese along the Toronto waterfront each winter as part of his job - and he says he'll continue to do it on his own if the society carries out its plans to end the feeding program. A biologist says feeding makes the birds abandon their instinct to migrate south for the winter.

Picture, 1976
City oasis: A waterfall in a forest of greenery delights the eyes of residents of the condominiums at the top of the remodelled Terminal Warehouse on the waterfront.

Picture, 1983
High school students at carpenters main training centre

Picture, 1999

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