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Not surprised to see men running homes for unmarried mothers
Not surprised to see men running homes for unmarried mothers

Not surprised to see men running homes for unmarried mothers

Date11/16/1965
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Original Toronto Star caption: Not surprised to see men running homes for unmarried mothers
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0089195F
Working single parent Jeannie Westdyke, with son, Gord, says unmarried mothers on welfare should be willing to work for the minimum wage and learn how to live on it the way we all had to do
Working single parent Jeannie Westdyke, with son, Gord, says unmarried mothers on welfare should be willing to work for the minimum wage and learn how to live on it the way we all had to do
5/17/1977
Bachelorhood may not be the carefree, glamorous state society thinks it is. To find out U of T's Dr. Rubin Todres, left, and his students are doing a research project on unmarried men. Dennis Long and Carmel Keating are in class.
Bachelorhood may not be the carefree, glamorous state society thinks it is. To find out U of T's Dr. Rubin Todres, left, and his students are doing a research project on unmarried men. Dennis Long and Carmel Keating are in class.
3/12/1976
Unmarried mother and her problem
Unmarried mother and her problem
11/23/1967
Army security officers for the Queen Mother's dinner, these three Toronto CWACs will see her at close range June 24
Army security officers for the Queen Mother's dinner, these three Toronto CWACs will see her at close range June 24
6/15/1965
Women learn to fill the shells for their soldiers, Wives, mothers and grandmothers of active service men are wartime schoolgirls at classes in shell-f(...)
Women learn to fill the shells for their soldiers, Wives, mothers and grandmothers of active service men are wartime schoolgirls at classes in shell-f(...)
4/7/1943
What's that number? Argonaut coach Leo Cahill is surprised to see No
What's that number? Argonaut coach Leo Cahill is surprised to see No
8/27/1972
Stage coach returns. Railway travellers were surprised recently to see a four-in-hand coach, drawn by prancing horses, standing by the platform of Str(...)
Stage coach returns. Railway travellers were surprised recently to see a four-in-hand coach, drawn by prancing horses, standing by the platform of Str(...)
4/8/1942
Home: Society's increased acceptance of single mothers has increased the demand for the services provided by Rosalie Hall, a home for unwed moms, says Sister Therese Bonneville
Home: Society's increased acceptance of single mothers has increased the demand for the services provided by Rosalie Hall, a home for unwed moms, says Sister Therese Bonneville
6/10/1987
Her home's a cot, A little Albanian girl sits on a cot supplied by the army in a camp outside the Italian port of Brindisi. About 20,000 Albanians see(...)
Her home's a cot, A little Albanian girl sits on a cot supplied by the army in a camp outside the Italian port of Brindisi. About 20,000 Albanians see(...)
3/11/1991
No Pressure: Members of Single Gourmet, a club catering to the legions of unmarried Metro residents, dine at a Japanese restaurant
No Pressure: Members of Single Gourmet, a club catering to the legions of unmarried Metro residents, dine at a Japanese restaurant
1/14/1992
Fine time: Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau shares a joke with Sherry Lansing, 20th Century-Fox's unmarried production boss, at a reception following the premiere of Quest for Fire in Toronto
Fine time: Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau shares a joke with Sherry Lansing, 20th Century-Fox's unmarried production boss, at a reception following the premiere of Quest for Fire in Toronto
2/12/1982
Eric Wright has written his seventh novel about Toronto police detective Charlie Salter, who tackles the most difficult crime, the murder of an unmarried woman
Eric Wright has written his seventh novel about Toronto police detective Charlie Salter, who tackles the most difficult crime, the murder of an unmarried woman
6/4/1990