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Getting a first-hand look at the Toronto Stock Exchange yesterday are four Grade 8 students from Scarborough's Fairmount public school: from left, Kar(...)
Getting a first-hand look at the Toronto Stock Exchange yesterday are four Grade 8 students from Scarborough's Fairmount public school: from left, Kar(...)

Getting a first-hand look at the Toronto Stock Exchange yesterday are four Grade 8 students from Scarborough's Fairmount public school: from left, Kar(...)

Date5/26/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Getting a first-hand look at the Toronto Stock Exchange yesterday are four Grade 8 students from Scarborough's Fairmount public school: from left; Karl Braslins; Larry Pollock; Oliver Bush and Bill Sadler. Their classmates wee off on other visits. The plan; says teacher Jim Bakes; is to teach the youngsters how to gather information and report back accurately to those who weren't with them.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0115062F
In the hot seat, Toronto Mayor William Dennison answers some hot questions by four Grade 8 students from Gladstone Avenue Public School who called at (...)
In the hot seat, Toronto Mayor William Dennison answers some hot questions by four Grade 8 students from Gladstone Avenue Public School who called at (...)
1/18/1968
Lesson in life: Students in a Grade 6 class at Scarborough's Macklin Public School help sort food for Metro's 200 food bank programs
Lesson in life: Students in a Grade 6 class at Scarborough's Macklin Public School help sort food for Metro's 200 food bank programs
5/26/1992
Artist John Richmond shows his old grade school notebook from Frankland Public School to present-day students of the Scarborough school
Artist John Richmond shows his old grade school notebook from Frankland Public School to present-day students of the Scarborough school
11/1/1978
Kerri McLaughlin, left, Passes the baton to Angie Graham, both Grade 7 students at Rosebank public school, during a practice for the Durham track and field finals scheduled for June 8
Kerri McLaughlin, left, Passes the baton to Angie Graham, both Grade 7 students at Rosebank public school, during a practice for the Durham track and field finals scheduled for June 8
5/17/1988
Not willing or able to pay the latest price for candy bars are these Grade 5 students from Clairlea Public School in Scarborough. If they go down, I'l(...)
Not willing or able to pay the latest price for candy bars are these Grade 5 students from Clairlea Public School in Scarborough. If they go down, I'l(...)
3/29/1977
Remembrance Day service proves tiring for restless students from kindergarten to Grade 3 yesterday at Lesile Public School at Dundas and Gerrard Sts. (...)
Remembrance Day service proves tiring for restless students from kindergarten to Grade 3 yesterday at Lesile Public School at Dundas and Gerrard Sts. (...)
11/9/1990
At mid-day stop in Richmond Hill yesterday, NDP Leader Stephen Lewis was questioned by several Grade 3 and 4 students from the town's Walter Scott Public School who were visiting party's offices at same time
At mid-day stop in Richmond Hill yesterday, NDP Leader Stephen Lewis was questioned by several Grade 3 and 4 students from the town's Walter Scott Public School who were visiting party's offices at same time
6/8/1977
Students raise money, Grade 2 student Jeevan Rajaratnam and others at General Crerer Public School in Scarborough held a skipathon recently to raise funds for the Heart and Stroke Foundation
Students raise money, Grade 2 student Jeevan Rajaratnam and others at General Crerer Public School in Scarborough held a skipathon recently to raise funds for the Heart and Stroke Foundation
4/28/1988
Class of '87: Dr. Hilroy Thomas, right, is opening private schools in Scarborough and Etobicoke to help students, labled under-achievers, make the grade. He says individual attention and small classes can raise a student's grade by one year. These students are catching up this summer.
Class of '87: Dr. Hilroy Thomas, right, is opening private schools in Scarborough and Etobicoke to help students, labled under-achievers, make the grade. He says individual attention and small classes can raise a student's grade by one year. These students are catching up this summer.
8/17/1987
Weekly visit: Susan Randall, 13, left, and Revi Krochmalnik, 14, Grade 8 students at Highland Junior High School in North York pause for a chat with Cecilia Phair, 71, after buying her grocerier
Weekly visit: Susan Randall, 13, left, and Revi Krochmalnik, 14, Grade 8 students at Highland Junior High School in North York pause for a chat with Cecilia Phair, 71, after buying her grocerier
2/25/1986
Straight from the Horse's mouth. A.K. Nouara, a straight Egyptian mare, posed before the Toronto Stock Exchange yesterday to publicize the listing of Stonebridge Inc., the first horsebreeder to be listed on the exchange. Accompanying the horse are executives of the company (left to right): Mark Coles, Kim Gladwish, Gordon Coles and Maryelien Coles.
Straight from the Horse's mouth. A.K. Nouara, a straight Egyptian mare, posed before the Toronto Stock Exchange yesterday to publicize the listing of Stonebridge Inc., the first horsebreeder to be listed on the exchange. Accompanying the horse are executives of the company (left to right): Mark Coles, Kim Gladwish, Gordon Coles and Maryelien Coles.
11/13/1988
Suspended yesterday from Danforth Technical School after he and nine other students staged walkout, Grade 11 student Socrates Tzotses carries sign outside school
Suspended yesterday from Danforth Technical School after he and nine other students staged walkout, Grade 11 student Socrates Tzotses carries sign outside school
10/17/1968