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  • Subject: Service stations
First self-service gas station, Customer Mrs
First self-service gas station, Customer Mrs
Feeny, Edwin
5/13/1970
Gas bar maids Sandi Sharp fills up a car at a Bayview service station while Wendy Barker gives the rear window a thorough cleaning. The two 16-year-ol(...)
Gas bar maids Sandi Sharp fills up a car at a Bayview service station while Wendy Barker gives the rear window a thorough cleaning. The two 16-year-ol(...)
Darrell, Dick
9/27/1971
Her 9 by 5 ft. cage doesn't bother Laurie Jill Wood, cashier at Esso Self Serve Gas Kiosk, Yonge and Steeles. 'You have less room to litter up,' she says
Her 9 by 5 ft. cage doesn't bother Laurie Jill Wood, cashier at Esso Self Serve Gas Kiosk, Yonge and Steeles. 'You have less room to litter up,' she says
Bull, Ron
8/1/1984
Why won't little joy sell out? Even The Seaway Towers Would Buy the Station Next Door
Why won't little joy sell out? Even The Seaway Towers Would Buy the Station Next Door
Darrell, Dick
12/8/1962
High-tech gas bar: Esso is testing an automated system of selling gas at one Metro station with a credit-card machine that operates like a bank cash dispenser
High-tech gas bar: Esso is testing an automated system of selling gas at one Metro station with a credit-card machine that operates like a bank cash dispenser
Griffin, Doug
1/31/1985
A little price cut goes a long way
A little price cut goes a long way
Darrell, Dick
1/25/1984
Pat, Left, and Sandra Morgan check Oil and Radiator, They operate their late father's service station on Gerrard St
Pat, Left, and Sandra Morgan check Oil and Radiator, They operate their late father's service station on Gerrard St
Teskey, Frank
12/3/1973
The mini-station, invented by a Toronto lawyer, costs less than $10,000 occupies a 40-by-100-foot lot
The mini-station, invented by a Toronto lawyer, costs less than $10,000 occupies a 40-by-100-foot lot
Griffin, Doug
3/27/1969
Sue Malle, Ben Lam, Chuck Butcher
Sue Malle, Ben Lam, Chuck Butcher
Beaty, Keith
10/8/1996
Major oil companies, officially opposed to cut-rate, no-frills service stations, sometimes find it expedient to join the private-branders when the com(...)
Major oil companies, officially opposed to cut-rate, no-frills service stations, sometimes find it expedient to join the private-branders when the com(...)
Darrell, Dick
9/10/1970
Police can't prevent attacks on women in the underground garages of apartment buildings, Chief Harold Adamson says, and a spokesman for apartment owne(...)
Police can't prevent attacks on women in the underground garages of apartment buildings, Chief Harold Adamson says, and a spokesman for apartment owne(...)
Olsen, Bob, 1931-2022
2/22/1973
companies, officially opposed to cut-rate, no-frills ions, sometimes find it expendient to join the private when the constitution gets hot. These Metr(...)
companies, officially opposed to cut-rate, no-frills ions, sometimes find it expendient to join the private when the constitution gets hot. These Metr(...)
Innell, Reg, 1926-2018
9/10/1970
Fair warning?, Gas station owner Cliff Gowan and partner Neil Shepherd say policy stands as long as we own the business
Fair warning?, Gas station owner Cliff Gowan and partner Neil Shepherd say policy stands as long as we own the business
Loek, Dick
4/30/1981
Slim profits
Slim profits
Bock, Tony
3/15/1990
Ready to go cruising on the highway
Ready to go cruising on the highway
Bull, Ron
5/10/1988
Do-it-yourself service is popular at this gas bar
Do-it-yourself service is popular at this gas bar
Darrell, Dick
7/28/1973
Owners bewildered
Owners bewildered
Cooper, David
6/9/1986
On the block
On the block
Slaughter, Mike
8/2/1988
Gas prices expected to head higher soon
Gas prices expected to head higher soon
Slaughter, Mike
5/30/1989
Line-up wasn't worth it: Motorists drove up to 100 kilometres, lined up 50 cars long ad waited as long as 12 hours, all in vain, for gasoline prices to drop at a Cargo service station
Line-up wasn't worth it: Motorists drove up to 100 kilometres, lined up 50 cars long ad waited as long as 12 hours, all in vain, for gasoline prices to drop at a Cargo service station
Bock, Tony
5/15/1983
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