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Centre left, Jacques Perusse, vice-president of Christian Dior Canada, keeps his cool during the frenzied debut Poison, the new Christian Dior fragrance.

Picture, 1986

Peter Ritchie, Australia: It's U.S. taste but who says they've got to eat it?

Picture, 1980

Bill Perras, an Oakville councillor (right) will run in Halton.

Picture, 1980

John Ritchie is typical of many Forest Hill Villagers who became disappointed after amalgamation with Toronto on Jan. 1, 1967. He was Village fire chief and had 28 years with the department. Now he's a partner in a variety store and not happy.

Picture, 1969

Mr. and Mrs. Alan Howard. They'll be teachers at Toronto's Waldorf School

Picture, 1968

Attena Filate - Queen of Sheba Restaurant

Picture, 1996

John Bremer, Schools imprison children

Picture, 1970

Doug Payton: Director of administration for Peel Board of Education sayd vandals must pay for damage - preferably in cold cash.

Picture, 1982

E. A. Perry, Executive Director, Ontario Mining Association.

Picture, 1971

Time for the past: Bill Riordan, a Stouffville antique dealer, is one of 95 dealers who will sell their collectibles at Hillcrest Mall in Richmond Hill Sunday.

Picture, 1990

Dr. David Howse. Study of changes in the brain in epileptic seizures

Picture, 1973

Moving into new home they had despaired of finding for their family of eight children, Albert Treadwell hands furniture down from top of truck to his wife Velma and daughter Vivian, 10, while son Gordon, 9, takes his tricycle.

Picture, 1968

Former prisoner of war, Etobicoke Controller Pete Farrow and his wife, Dorothy, model the sweatshirts they'll wear at a reunion of former air force PoWs in England next weekend. He spent three years as prisoner in World War II after being captured by Germ

Picture, 1977

Changing strategy: Donald Brill and daughter Rebecca are fighting to keep Brill's Interiors alive for 25th anniversary in July.

Picture, 1982

Dome owners: Cosimo Crupi, centre, and his brother Michael, right, are the newest investors in the SkyDome consortium. The Crupis, shown with brother Frank, left, purchased their $6.15 million share in memory of their father, Domenic.

Picture, 1989

Mother and daughter were among those who spoke to panelists from the floor during Star Forum on obesity last night at the St. Lawrence Hall. At left; Mrs. Carol Frilegh speaks into microphone; and a right her daughter; Robin; stands waiting. The panel agreed many factors are involved in problem of overweight.

Picture, 1970

Sexploitation: Referring to fad of wet T-shirt contests, student pastor Dale Ross says: It is time for concerned people to speak out.

Picture, 1981

He's no flake: Bruce Ritchie drinks water he treated with solvent flakes he developed.

Picture, 1979

Beans bonanza: A customer (top) picks over the bean bins at Casa Acorean while owner's son John Pavao breaks out a sack.

Picture, 1980

Meagre existence: Marked-down prices on cans of fruit juice are a bonanza to disabled Alfred Pettersen, 57, who must make do on a disability pension of $243.34 a month.

Picture, 1982

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Centre left, Jacques Perusse, vice-president of Christian Dior Canada, keeps his cool during the frenzied debut Poison, the new Christian Dior fragrance.

Peter Ritchie, Australia: It's U.S. taste but who says they've got to eat it?

Bill Perras, an Oakville councillor (right) will run in Halton.

John Ritchie is typical of many Forest Hill Villagers who became disappointed after amalgamation with Toronto on Jan. 1, 1967. He was Village fire chief and had 28 years with the department. Now he's a partner in a variety store and not happy.

Mr. and Mrs. Alan Howard. They'll be teachers at Toronto's Waldorf School

Attena Filate - Queen of Sheba Restaurant

John Bremer, Schools imprison children

Doug Payton: Director of administration for Peel Board of Education sayd vandals must pay for damage - preferably in cold cash.

E. A. Perry, Executive Director, Ontario Mining Association.

Time for the past: Bill Riordan, a Stouffville antique dealer, is one of 95 dealers who will sell their collectibles at Hillcrest Mall in Richmond Hill Sunday.

Dr. David Howse. Study of changes in the brain in epileptic seizures

Moving into new home they had despaired of finding for their family of eight children, Albert Treadwell hands furniture down from top of truck to his wife Velma and daughter Vivian, 10, while son Gordon, 9, takes his tricycle.

Former prisoner of war, Etobicoke Controller Pete Farrow and his wife, Dorothy, model the sweatshirts they'll wear at a reunion of former air force PoWs in England next weekend. He spent three years as prisoner in World War II after being captured by Germ

Changing strategy: Donald Brill and daughter Rebecca are fighting to keep Brill's Interiors alive for 25th anniversary in July.

Dome owners: Cosimo Crupi, centre, and his brother Michael, right, are the newest investors in the SkyDome consortium. The Crupis, shown with brother Frank, left, purchased their $6.15 million share in memory of their father, Domenic.

Sexploitation: Referring to fad of wet T-shirt contests, student pastor Dale Ross says: It is time for concerned people to speak out.

He's no flake: Bruce Ritchie drinks water he treated with solvent flakes he developed.

Beans bonanza: A customer (top) picks over the bean bins at Casa Acorean while owner's son John Pavao breaks out a sack.

Meagre existence: Marked-down prices on cans of fruit juice are a bonanza to disabled Alfred Pettersen, 57, who must make do on a disability pension of $243.34 a month.

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