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Suprvisor Edward Smith. $200,000 centre officially opens today
Suprvisor Edward Smith. $200,000 centre officially opens today

Suprvisor Edward Smith. $200,000 centre officially opens today

Date10/30/1973
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0134008F
Edible bargains: John Pander, senior vice-president of retail operations for Dominion Stores, displays the wares at his firm's first Best For less store in the Toronto area which opens today
Edible bargains: John Pander, senior vice-president of retail operations for Dominion Stores, displays the wares at his firm's first Best For less store in the Toronto area which opens today
3/15/1982
Showman: Ron Cowan, 30, left, will bring nearly 200 exhibitors to the Cottage Show, which opens Feb. 5 in Metro East Trade Centre.
Showman: Ron Cowan, 30, left, will bring nearly 200 exhibitors to the Cottage Show, which opens Feb. 5 in Metro East Trade Centre.
1/27/1993
What's up, Scott?: Scott Mansfield and Romeo, his award-winning Smoked Pearl Marten dwarf rabbit, will both be on hand to welcome visitors to the National - the top rabbit show in North America - which will be held outside the United States for the first time when it opens at Ontario Science Centre, April 20 and 21
What's up, Scott?: Scott Mansfield and Romeo, his award-winning Smoked Pearl Marten dwarf rabbit, will both be on hand to welcome visitors to the National - the top rabbit show in North America - which will be held outside the United States for the first time when it opens at Ontario Science Centre, April 20 and 21
3/26/1985
Centre opens. Premier William Davis chats with Jennifer Skalenda after officially opening Variety Village on Danforth Ave. in Scarborough yesterday. T(...)
Centre opens. Premier William Davis chats with Jennifer Skalenda after officially opening Variety Village on Danforth Ave. in Scarborough yesterday. T(...)
1/30/1981
Panel controlling all locks in Rexdale's new $15 million jail is tested by Supt. W. L. Barber yesterday. Known officially as the Metropolitan Toronto West Detention Centre it will help ease chronic overcrowding at Toronto (Don) Jail - but my almost doubling its capacity. Officials are facing the challenge of housing 340 inmates in a building designed for 200. The cells will contain two prisoners instead of one.
Panel controlling all locks in Rexdale's new $15 million jail is tested by Supt. W. L. Barber yesterday. Known officially as the Metropolitan Toronto West Detention Centre it will help ease chronic overcrowding at Toronto (Don) Jail - but my almost doubling its capacity. Officials are facing the challenge of housing 340 inmates in a building designed for 200. The cells will contain two prisoners instead of one.
7/13/1977
Concrete block construction used by Toronto architect Alex Skourides in his $200,000 Ellis Ave
Concrete block construction used by Toronto architect Alex Skourides in his $200,000 Ellis Ave
8/14/1976
Philip Lazar: He dropped his $200,000 civic suit against police after he got an apology.
Philip Lazar: He dropped his $200,000 civic suit against police after he got an apology.
11/8/1980
Ross Turner: His company expects to get $200,000 an acre for holdings in San Diego, Cal.
Ross Turner: His company expects to get $200,000 an acre for holdings in San Diego, Cal.
11/29/1979
Rider with a cause: Len Cullen, owner Cullen Gardens and Miniature Village in Whitby, prepares for the 800-mile bicycle trip from Windsor to Quebec City that he and his wife, Connie, are making to raise money for Divinity College at Hamilton's McMaster University. They hope to raise $200,000.
Rider with a cause: Len Cullen, owner Cullen Gardens and Miniature Village in Whitby, prepares for the 800-mile bicycle trip from Windsor to Quebec City that he and his wife, Connie, are making to raise money for Divinity College at Hamilton's McMaster University. They hope to raise $200,000.
4/22/1988
Michael Davis: President of thriving L. Davis Textiles is one of the beneficiaries of Canadian quotas on textile imports but he complains of gross abuse of quota limits by customs officials to ensure that annual limits are not exceeded. Davis' Toronto firm, which specializes in children's sleepwear, employs 200. About 200,000 are employed in the industry nationally.
Michael Davis: President of thriving L. Davis Textiles is one of the beneficiaries of Canadian quotas on textile imports but he complains of gross abuse of quota limits by customs officials to ensure that annual limits are not exceeded. Davis' Toronto firm, which specializes in children's sleepwear, employs 200. About 200,000 are employed in the industry nationally.
1/10/1980
Guy Pearse in chinese garden at Royal Ontario Museum. He's here to manage the fabulous Chinese Exhibition which opens Aug. 8.
Guy Pearse in chinese garden at Royal Ontario Museum. He's here to manage the fabulous Chinese Exhibition which opens Aug. 8.
7/15/1974
Principal Ron Marley, stands outside what will become Ontario's most northerly high school in Moosonee when it opens in September
Principal Ron Marley, stands outside what will become Ontario's most northerly high school in Moosonee when it opens in September
3/29/1976