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Harborfronts creative play area is a source of pleasure to child and parent or granparent, one reader says in a letter below. It served our family wel(...)
Harborfronts creative play area is a source of pleasure to child and parent or granparent, one reader says in a letter below. It served our family wel(...)

Harborfronts creative play area is a source of pleasure to child and parent or granparent, one reader says in a letter below. It served our family wel(...)

Date7/18/1974
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Original Toronto Star caption: Harborfronts creative play area is a source of pleasure to child and parent or granparent; one reader says in a letter below. It served our family well; she says. I still have to hear an opposing opinion (on the park); writes a temporary employee. Another reader declares that Harborfront was used by many people in evenings.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0112782F
William Golding: Author is the featured reader at the close of Harborfront's author's festival tonight
William Golding: Author is the featured reader at the close of Harborfront's author's festival tonight
10/21/1985
Jam session organizer: Saxophonist Jim Galloway organized the tribute to deejay Ted O'Reilly that attracted a crowd of around 2,000 to Harborfront's Brigantine Room last night
Jam session organizer: Saxophonist Jim Galloway organized the tribute to deejay Ted O'Reilly that attracted a crowd of around 2,000 to Harborfront's Brigantine Room last night
6/3/1985
Peter Taylor: Writer from Virginia reads at Harborfront's Festival of Authors tonight
Peter Taylor: Writer from Virginia reads at Harborfront's Festival of Authors tonight
10/20/1985
Malcolm Bradbury, the English critic, playwright and comic novelist - who reads to night at Harborfront's International Authors' Festival - has had a (...)
Malcolm Bradbury, the English critic, playwright and comic novelist - who reads to night at Harborfront's International Authors' Festival - has had a (...)
10/23/1985
On the line: Striking postal clerks, above, are condemned by readers, in letters at left and below, one of whom argues that we have our rights, too, and one of them is to receive our mail
On the line: Striking postal clerks, above, are condemned by readers, in letters at left and below, one of whom argues that we have our rights, too, and one of them is to receive our mail
7/8/1981
Sport versus food: Lobbying to have pleasure and trophy fishing take precedence over fishing for food by Indians is totally unjust, says Frank Road, of Gibson Reserve, in letter below
Sport versus food: Lobbying to have pleasure and trophy fishing take precedence over fishing for food by Indians is totally unjust, says Frank Road, of Gibson Reserve, in letter below
5/1/1977
Joy Adamson, author of Born Free, spoke out against all zoos, even those with natural-type settings, reader says in letter below. It's about time an animal lover protests these prisons, reader says
Joy Adamson, author of Born Free, spoke out against all zoos, even those with natural-type settings, reader says in letter below. It's about time an animal lover protests these prisons, reader says
4/18/1974
Musicians on Yonge St., like Arthur Payne, 35, above, add a human quality to the street and should be encouraged by the merchants, reader says below, to keep the downtown area vibrant
Musicians on Yonge St., like Arthur Payne, 35, above, add a human quality to the street and should be encouraged by the merchants, reader says below, to keep the downtown area vibrant
11/9/1977
Letter-Carrier Service is becomang luxury he can't afford, reader says below
Letter-Carrier Service is becomang luxury he can't afford, reader says below
4/24/1975
Annual controversy: Since few natural predators remain in sufficient numbers to act as a check on seal populations, reader says in letter below, a halt of the seal hunt would have disastrous effects
Annual controversy: Since few natural predators remain in sufficient numbers to act as a check on seal populations, reader says in letter below, a halt of the seal hunt would have disastrous effects
12/27/1980
The Toronto Island community, above, is strong and healthy and has proven its right to stay, says reader in letter below
The Toronto Island community, above, is strong and healthy and has proven its right to stay, says reader in letter below
30 November 1973
Homes should not have been permitted along top of Scarborough bluffs, reader says in letter below, since erosion is so unpredictable. He suggests a st(...)
Homes should not have been permitted along top of Scarborough bluffs, reader says in letter below, since erosion is so unpredictable. He suggests a st(...)
6/22/1976