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NDP headquarters in Scarborough West riding is the centre of a campaign that has profound implications for the party. It's so important that Ontario NDP Leader Stephen Lewis, left, works every evening with candidate John Harney, centre, and campaign manager Wally Majesky.

Picture, 1972
Viewed from Wellesley Hospital: this is St. James Town Development now nearing completion. To many young marrieds the advantage of apartment living is that you are not tied to it. 'You can go out and enjoy what you want to do', one tenant says. Many feel that ownership of a house ties a couple down.

Picture, 1969
Growing sport: Ringette; a game invented in North Bay in 1963; is popular in Canada and now has gone international. Here; Lisa Maik; 20; of Etobicoke; demonstrates how to shot puck; or quoit.

Picture, 1980
Teacher Marie Paulyn relaxes in basic yoga movement. 'Practice of yoga does not mean tuning out; escaping the world; reader says. 'The Buddha offers a pragmatic way of relating to life; he says.

Picture, 1975
Money - Canada - 1960 - 1969

Picture, 1968
Lawrence Rice

Picture, 1968
Helping to build a new addition to the family's trapper's camp in the woods; Kathleen Jolly snow-shoes through the bush to gather spruce branches for flooring of shelter made of spliced saplings.

Picture, 1974
Some family activity is always going on in the busy Miller household in Mississauge. When Richard and Marie Miller married three years ago they combined their eight children from previous marriages into one family and then added a daughter of their own, Cara, 2. Many pets are part of the family. This activity at the snooker table involves, from left, Shelley, 9, Cara and her father, Todd, 8, Charlie Fredericks, 14, a cousin, Murray, 11, and Mrs. Miller.

Picture, 1972
Ed Ziemba: Like a skunk in a hole we know it's there but few want to disturb it.

Picture, 1980
It's all for Women's Lib; say 18-year-old Bev Wooton (left) and 17-year-old Lorrie Wilson as they hammer and chip away at a huge pile of bricks on demolition site of Bay St. wing of St. Michael's College. The two future art students get paid 1 1/2 cents for each brick the clean and salvage; and match their co-workers (those guys; they call them) brick for brick.

Picture, 1971

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