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Beds by computer: Klaus Schell, administrator of a Home of Special Care at 1335 King St
Beds by computer: Klaus Schell, administrator of a Home of Special Care at 1335 King St

Beds by computer: Klaus Schell, administrator of a Home of Special Care at 1335 King St

Date1/4/1984
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0133403F
Checking list: Dr. Klaus Schell (right), landlord of a Home for Special Care, helps resident Jack Price check off list of completed duties. Anna-May Maxwell (left), manager of the home, says families tend to hide their mentally ill.
Checking list: Dr. Klaus Schell (right), landlord of a Home for Special Care, helps resident Jack Price check off list of completed duties. Anna-May Maxwell (left), manager of the home, says families tend to hide their mentally ill.
1/13/1987
David Hughes has the job of his dreams - hunting down antique beds for people who want to sleep on history.
David Hughes has the job of his dreams - hunting down antique beds for people who want to sleep on history.
1/26/1992
David Hughes spends his days refurbishing iron beds. It probably seems like an odd thing to collect, he admits.
David Hughes spends his days refurbishing iron beds. It probably seems like an odd thing to collect, he admits.
2/26/1992
Under the lights: Bill Huurdeman displays one of the ultraviolet tanning beds made by his firm, Uvalux International, in Woodstock
Under the lights: Bill Huurdeman displays one of the ultraviolet tanning beds made by his firm, Uvalux International, in Woodstock
3/15/1982
Drug users put in some of Humber Memorial's 22 mental health beds sometimes upset the other patients, says Dr. P. O. Butler, the hospital's chief of psychiartry.
Drug users put in some of Humber Memorial's 22 mental health beds sometimes upset the other patients, says Dr. P. O. Butler, the hospital's chief of psychiartry.
3/17/1971
Dr. Derek Nesdoly: Says desperate search for beds has become routine.
Dr. Derek Nesdoly: Says desperate search for beds has become routine.
11/28/1989
Dr. Derek Nesdoly: Says desperate serch for beds has become routine.
Dr. Derek Nesdoly: Says desperate serch for beds has become routine.
5/8/1986
Number 1: Czech Prime Minister Vaclav Klaus, righ, is given a personalized Blue Jays shirts by Revenue Minister Otto Jelinek before a Toronto speech yesterday
Number 1: Czech Prime Minister Vaclav Klaus, righ, is given a personalized Blue Jays shirts by Revenue Minister Otto Jelinek before a Toronto speech yesterday
9/2/1992
Klaus Prengsheim
Klaus Prengsheim
9/16/1980
House of fear: The St. Thomas Psychiatric Hospital houses patients judged not guilty of violent crimes by reason of insanity. Hospital administrator Bob Cunningham, inset, is striving to quiet fears of residents opposed to the release of patients into the community.
House of fear: The St. Thomas Psychiatric Hospital houses patients judged not guilty of violent crimes by reason of insanity. Hospital administrator Bob Cunningham, inset, is striving to quiet fears of residents opposed to the release of patients into the community.
7/16/1988
Dr. Robert King, in charge of home care and medical rehabilitation for Ontario's health department, says the group winning the Halton contract will likely act as co-ordinator, contracting out tasks to private companies and groups.
Dr. Robert King, in charge of home care and medical rehabilitation for Ontario's health department, says the group winning the Halton contract will likely act as co-ordinator, contracting out tasks to private companies and groups.
4/17/1972
King st. atrium: David Stewart, vice-president of Campeau Corp., shows off huge model of the King St. entrance to the Scotia Plaza tower. he says we are trying to look ahead to the end of this century with our building design. It will offer completely computer-controlled lighting, heating, air conditioning and power.
King st. atrium: David Stewart, vice-president of Campeau Corp., shows off huge model of the King St. entrance to the Scotia Plaza tower. he says we are trying to look ahead to the end of this century with our building design. It will offer completely computer-controlled lighting, heating, air conditioning and power.
6/24/1986