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'The patient chooses the voltage . . . ' - Psychiatrist McCaldon
'The patient chooses the voltage . . . ' - Psychiatrist McCaldon

'The patient chooses the voltage . . . ' - Psychiatrist McCaldon

Date12/1/1978
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0129700F
But for Dr. Fred Jenson, a psychiatrist at the Queen St. Mental Health Centre, that kind of solution might not be best. Quite simply, he doubts whether informing police or putting a patient in jail will protect the public in the long run.
But for Dr. Fred Jenson, a psychiatrist at the Queen St. Mental Health Centre, that kind of solution might not be best. Quite simply, he doubts whether informing police or putting a patient in jail will protect the public in the long run.
5/17/1979
Mrs. Robertson Davies, wife of the master of Massey College, U. of T., chooses this floppy brimmed had made of stitched taffeta for the money-raising (...)
Mrs. Robertson Davies, wife of the master of Massey College, U. of T., chooses this floppy brimmed had made of stitched taffeta for the money-raising (...)
5/5/1971
Town planner chooses Toronto: Mrs. Jane Jacobs: one of North America's leading authorities on design of cities: stands in front of the Toronto home on(...)
Town planner chooses Toronto: Mrs. Jane Jacobs: one of North America's leading authorities on design of cities: stands in front of the Toronto home on(...)
12/21/1968
At $40,000 a year, model Maria Hoyt can afford European clothes but chooses Canadian instead
At $40,000 a year, model Maria Hoyt can afford European clothes but chooses Canadian instead
1/3/1981
Competitor Peter Shaw (inset) chooses his mount, a '90 Nissan 300ZX, while instructor (above) helps another adjust mirrors
Competitor Peter Shaw (inset) chooses his mount, a '90 Nissan 300ZX, while instructor (above) helps another adjust mirrors
5/8/1989
Rev. William R. D. Turkington chooses a beret because you can't often find a black Homburg. The upsurge in popularity of headgear started two years ag(...)
Rev. William R. D. Turkington chooses a beret because you can't often find a black Homburg. The upsurge in popularity of headgear started two years ag(...)
10/8/1977
A Kensington market shopper ever since she came from England 27 years ago, Lily Upiter chooses apples in an outdoor store. She likes the market becaus(...)
A Kensington market shopper ever since she came from England 27 years ago, Lily Upiter chooses apples in an outdoor store. She likes the market becaus(...)
5/24/1972
A swirl of Green Terry. Artist Ina Gilbert chooses it for warmth
A swirl of Green Terry. Artist Ina Gilbert chooses it for warmth
11/22/1973
A baby giraffe born New Year's Day chooses a perfect time to get his first look outside at the Metro zoo
A baby giraffe born New Year's Day chooses a perfect time to get his first look outside at the Metro zoo
1/23/1989
Toronto chooses its 'Miss Argo', North Toronto's 18-year-old Margaret Worton, holds a bouquet after being chosen last night as Toronto football team's(...)
Toronto chooses its 'Miss Argo', North Toronto's 18-year-old Margaret Worton, holds a bouquet after being chosen last night as Toronto football team's(...)
10/13/1971
Going Bonsai: Reiner Goebel, a member of the Toronto Bonsai Society, chooses hardy native varieties to turn into charming miniature bonsai, or trees planted in pots
Going Bonsai: Reiner Goebel, a member of the Toronto Bonsai Society, chooses hardy native varieties to turn into charming miniature bonsai, or trees planted in pots
8/22/1989
Locks do still a prison make and Mrs. Freda Ferguson, one of 46 female correctional officers chooses the right one to open one of the many heavy doors(...)
Locks do still a prison make and Mrs. Freda Ferguson, one of 46 female correctional officers chooses the right one to open one of the many heavy doors(...)
9/11/1974