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Two men who helped change the face of Bay St are Eric Scott, left, and Howard Graham
Two men who helped change the face of Bay St are Eric Scott, left, and Howard Graham

Two men who helped change the face of Bay St are Eric Scott, left, and Howard Graham

Date10/9/1970
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0133471F
Big change: Business executive Eric Barton leaves his family, his Willowdale home and his vice-president's office tomorrow to spend two months in a leper colony in India.
Big change: Business executive Eric Barton leaves his family, his Willowdale home and his vice-president's office tomorrow to spend two months in a leper colony in India.
10/3/1984
Out of custody and back with the family of John Graham, the unemployed window-washer who helped him gain his freedom after he was committed to the Ontario Hospital, Harry Heard, 72, tells about his experiences as a ward of the government
Out of custody and back with the family of John Graham, the unemployed window-washer who helped him gain his freedom after he was committed to the Ontario Hospital, Harry Heard, 72, tells about his experiences as a ward of the government
6/13/1968
Fired from Ontario College of Art, instructors Eric Freifeld (left) and Aba Bayefsky say they were dismissed for supporting protests by students over curriculum changes. John Bowman (right), a student, has been suspended.
Fired from Ontario College of Art, instructors Eric Freifeld (left) and Aba Bayefsky say they were dismissed for supporting protests by students over curriculum changes. John Bowman (right), a student, has been suspended.
2/22/1968
A thief and his victim face each other: Ron Darling, right, lost $2,400 when cheques were forged over his name. David, left, one of the men who did it, is working to pay back part of that money. He holds a job by day and lives in special quarters by night as part of a program new to Metro.
A thief and his victim face each other: Ron Darling, right, lost $2,400 when cheques were forged over his name. David, left, one of the men who did it, is working to pay back part of that money. He holds a job by day and lives in special quarters by night as part of a program new to Metro.
7/4/1978
Seeking change: Leading fight to reform welfare are Scott Seiler, above left, Lana Michell, Josephine Grey and Patsy Turcotte
Seeking change: Leading fight to reform welfare are Scott Seiler, above left, Lana Michell, Josephine Grey and Patsy Turcotte
4/5/1992
Howard Osolky. Helped fight fire
Howard Osolky. Helped fight fire
9/2/1975
Ringham helped U of T athletes, Howard (Howie) Ringham was responsible for the well-being of generations of athletes at the University of Toronto.
Ringham helped U of T athletes, Howard (Howie) Ringham was responsible for the well-being of generations of athletes at the University of Toronto.
5/30/1990
New-style greetings: Cards and other items featuring the Ziggy doll helped Carlton Cards gross $10 million in three years, says marketing vice-president Howard McGirr
New-style greetings: Cards and other items featuring the Ziggy doll helped Carlton Cards gross $10 million in three years, says marketing vice-president Howard McGirr
12/21/1983
Long-term factory workers are taken through the shock and pain of job loss, taught how to look for work, counselled as to career changes they canmake, or helped in choosing a retraining program
Long-term factory workers are taken through the shock and pain of job loss, taught how to look for work, counselled as to career changes they canmake, or helped in choosing a retraining program
8/13/1982
No smoking. Harold Currie helped get a change in Ontario welfare laws in 1975.
No smoking. Harold Currie helped get a change in Ontario welfare laws in 1975.
11/28/1974
Violence tamed: Once known as Scotland's most violent man, Jimmy Boyle is in Toronto with his psychiatrist wife, Sarah, to speak at a John Howard Society conference on Violence: Change And Reconciliation.
Violence tamed: Once known as Scotland's most violent man, Jimmy Boyle is in Toronto with his psychiatrist wife, Sarah, to speak at a John Howard Society conference on Violence: Change And Reconciliation.
2/13/1986
Meat is the mainstay in any supermarket operation: Mottle Goodbaum, right, who helped open two new Sunnybrook stores in a single day, this week, here talks meat with his meat operations managing Irvin Zucker
Meat is the mainstay in any supermarket operation: Mottle Goodbaum, right, who helped open two new Sunnybrook stores in a single day, this week, here talks meat with his meat operations managing Irvin Zucker
7/14/1970