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Times have changed
Times have changed

Times have changed

Date4/18/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Times have changed: Ten years after he was graduated from high school, The Star's education writer David Vienneau went back - and he found some shocking changes. Vienneau is using a blackboard to describe to Earl Haig students how copy is processed in The Star's newsroom.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0087640F
Posters such as this one from 1930 lured visitors to the CNE but today times have changed, say officials, and Ex must have star
Posters such as this one from 1930 lured visitors to the CNE but today times have changed, say officials, and Ex must have star
10/18/1956
Times have changed, too, for Leaf's Lanny McDonald, above with wife Ardelle and daughter Andra, 9 months
Times have changed, too, for Leaf's Lanny McDonald, above with wife Ardelle and daughter Andra, 9 months
12/20/1977
Times have changed for composer John Green, seen here yesterday taking the Toronto Symphony through its paces in rehearsal for concert tonight at the (...)
Times have changed for composer John Green, seen here yesterday taking the Toronto Symphony through its paces in rehearsal for concert tonight at the (...)
7/24/1973
Changed times: The girlie pictures will soon be off the wall of Andrew Beierle's Sherbourne St. shop, as the 82-year-old barber hangs up his shears after 70 years in business.
Changed times: The girlie pictures will soon be off the wall of Andrew Beierle's Sherbourne St. shop, as the 82-year-old barber hangs up his shears after 70 years in business.
5/16/1981
Liberace gives people 'A lot of simple pleasure'. He changed jackets three times, finally bringing the house down in one that lit up
Liberace gives people 'A lot of simple pleasure'. He changed jackets three times, finally bringing the house down in one that lit up
5/2/1967
History changed him. Had time permitted, he might have changed history'
History changed him. Had time permitted, he might have changed history'
10/21/1967
Valuable additions: Paul Fenton, left, and Dave Ellett are experienced players who have been around and know good times and bad times, says Leaf coach Tom Watt
Valuable additions: Paul Fenton, left, and Dave Ellett are experienced players who have been around and know good times and bad times, says Leaf coach Tom Watt
11/16/1990
So in love: Valerie and Bob Burgess have kept the romance in their 20-year marriage by making time for their anniversaries and with gifts of flowers and mushy cards at other times
So in love: Valerie and Bob Burgess have kept the romance in their 20-year marriage by making time for their anniversaries and with gifts of flowers and mushy cards at other times
6/10/1986
Signs of times: Anica Fortes (left) and Gioconda Ionescu may have won a partial victory in their battle to have their children allowed to emigrate from Romania
Signs of times: Anica Fortes (left) and Gioconda Ionescu may have won a partial victory in their battle to have their children allowed to emigrate from Romania
8/23/1979
When your're an actor you have to work with some strange co-stars at times, and for Barry Morse, talking to a bird in the tiny quarters of a College S(...)
When your're an actor you have to work with some strange co-stars at times, and for Barry Morse, talking to a bird in the tiny quarters of a College S(...)
11/27/1975
Deformed hand: Gary Rangasamy's right hand and arm have grown to three times the size of his good limb because of an afflication known as Elephant Man's disease
Deformed hand: Gary Rangasamy's right hand and arm have grown to three times the size of his good limb because of an afflication known as Elephant Man's disease
8/21/1985
Vernon Dollard, president and general manager of Toronto Better Business Bureau, says the bureau will dig up the facts on business promotions, but that anyone who asks it for advice or information will have to do some thinking for himself. Some people, he says, look for favorable answers and will ignore warnings nine times out of ten. Bureau staff is told to stick to facts and not make judgments.
Vernon Dollard, president and general manager of Toronto Better Business Bureau, says the bureau will dig up the facts on business promotions, but that anyone who asks it for advice or information will have to do some thinking for himself. Some people, he says, look for favorable answers and will ignore warnings nine times out of ten. Bureau staff is told to stick to facts and not make judgments.
8/23/1971