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Five-cent hot dogs at Queen's Park party for Canada Day are the specialty of pastry chef Louis Combaluzier (left) who leaves his regular job for the f(...)
Five-cent hot dogs at Queen's Park party for Canada Day are the specialty of pastry chef Louis Combaluzier (left) who leaves his regular job for the f(...)

Five-cent hot dogs at Queen's Park party for Canada Day are the specialty of pastry chef Louis Combaluzier (left) who leaves his regular job for the f(...)

Date6/28/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: Five-cent hot dogs at Queen's Park party for Canada Day are the specialty of pastry chef Louis Combaluzier (left) who leaves his regular job for the fun of preparing 35;000 of the treats. He was up at 4.30 a.m. getting them ready. Another worker today is Capt. Ralph Lacey; the 39-year-old skipper of Toronto Island Ferry; Thomas Rennie; who figures he'll be carrying 1;000 people a trip.
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Five-cent hot dogs at Queen's park party for Canada Day are the specialty of pastry chef Louis Combaluzier (left) who leaves his regular job for the f(...)
Five-cent hot dogs at Queen's park party for Canada Day are the specialty of pastry chef Louis Combaluzier (left) who leaves his regular job for the f(...)
6/28/1977
A jam-packed ferry leaves the Toronto docks for the Islands where an estimated 23,000 took refuge from the heat yesterday
A jam-packed ferry leaves the Toronto docks for the Islands where an estimated 23,000 took refuge from the heat yesterday
7/17/1983
Crowded Ferry Dock at Bay and Queen's Quay is due to poor access, says Metro Parks Commissioner Tommy Thompson
Crowded Ferry Dock at Bay and Queen's Quay is due to poor access, says Metro Parks Commissioner Tommy Thompson
7/18/1974
Hull-of-a-job, The cruise ship Oriole gets its five-year hull inspection and a fresh coat of paint to boot at Pier 35 on Cherry St. yesterday before h(...)
Hull-of-a-job, The cruise ship Oriole gets its five-year hull inspection and a fresh coat of paint to boot at Pier 35 on Cherry St. yesterday before h(...)
5/20/1992
Their own ferry: The Torontonian, a 100-passenger ferry, has been pressed into service by residents of the Toronto Islands, because the regular ferry, Ongiara, is being repaired
Their own ferry: The Torontonian, a 100-passenger ferry, has been pressed into service by residents of the Toronto Islands, because the regular ferry, Ongiara, is being repaired
3/1/1983
Wearing a plastic skirt, the Toronto Island tug Ned Hanlan sits high and dry undergoing winter maintenance work at drydock on Queen's Quay. The screen(...)
Wearing a plastic skirt, the Toronto Island tug Ned Hanlan sits high and dry undergoing winter maintenance work at drydock on Queen's Quay. The screen(...)
1/14/1972
Crowds pour off the ferry at Queen's Quay as others wait to board during hectic summer months
Crowds pour off the ferry at Queen's Quay as others wait to board during hectic summer months
5/22/1972
A photograph of a city harbour, with a ferry docked by a concrete pier and tall office building ...
Foot of York Street and Queen's Quay, Toronto
Approximately 1939
Shows a picture of a ferry steam ship docked on Toronto Island.
The landing. Island Park. Toronto. Home of the casino
Approximately 1914
Waiting for the tug to take them to the city and their jobs, these Islanders tell the world that they are citizens of Toronto, too, and need help.
Waiting for the tug to take them to the city and their jobs, these Islanders tell the world that they are citizens of Toronto, too, and need help.
7 January 1960
Old Ned--grounded, Moored in its new drydock home at the Canadian National Exhibition where it will be on permanent display, the ferry boat-tug Ned Hanlan is getting a brand new paint job
Old Ned--grounded, Moored in its new drydock home at the Canadian National Exhibition where it will be on permanent display, the ferry boat-tug Ned Hanlan is getting a brand new paint job
4/19/1972
The most responsible job in Metro is how captain George Wadding terms his profession as a ferry boat captain
The most responsible job in Metro is how captain George Wadding terms his profession as a ferry boat captain
8/6/1970