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Heavy criticism is directed at Habits conference by readers in letters at left
Heavy criticism is directed at Habits conference by readers in letters at left

Heavy criticism is directed at Habits conference by readers in letters at left

Date6/1/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: Heavy criticism is directed at Habits conference by readers in letters at left. Above; delegates attend session of the conference.
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    ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
    CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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    Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
    Object NumberTSPA_0004989F
    On the line: Striking postal clerks, above, are condemned by readers, in letters at left and below, one of whom argues that we have our rights, too, and one of them is to receive our mail
    On the line: Striking postal clerks, above, are condemned by readers, in letters at left and below, one of whom argues that we have our rights, too, and one of them is to receive our mail
    Russell, Jim
    7/8/1981
    Seal-hunt protesters in Totonto, above: Readers, in letters at left, condemn the annual hunt and demand it be ended
    Seal-hunt protesters in Totonto, above: Readers, in letters at left, condemn the annual hunt and demand it be ended
    Combs, Erin
    3/13/1977
    Olympic cyclists test Velodrome track in Montreal as furor surrounding Taiwan's position at the Games continues, Readers, in letters at left, criticiz(...)
    Olympic cyclists test Velodrome track in Montreal as furor surrounding Taiwan's position at the Games continues, Readers, in letters at left, criticiz(...)
    Bezant, Graham
    7/9/1976
    Summer vacation periods are necessary for both students and their teachers, claim two Star readers in the accompanying letters. The holidays are used for almost everything but a rest, they say
    Summer vacation periods are necessary for both students and their teachers, claim two Star readers in the accompanying letters. The holidays are used for almost everything but a rest, they say
    James, Norman
    10/28/1969
    Man, above, adds his name to a petition protesting the closing of Doctors Hospital by Ontario Health Minister Frank Miller. Readers, in letters at lef(...)
    Man, above, adds his name to a petition protesting the closing of Doctors Hospital by Ontario Health Minister Frank Miller. Readers, in letters at lef(...)
    Bezant, Graham
    2/10/1976
    American folk hero lee Iacocca says he gets 500 fan letters a day because readers of his autobiography 'identify with a piece of the book they want to(...)
    American folk hero lee Iacocca says he gets 500 fan letters a day because readers of his autobiography 'identify with a piece of the book they want to(...)
    Iacocca, Lee A.
    3/12/1979
    Lautens cries uncle: He's buried in just a few of the 15,000 letters from readers who want to name a racing horse, it adds up to 75,000 names, counting duplications
    Lautens cries uncle: He's buried in just a few of the 15,000 letters from readers who want to name a racing horse, it adds up to 75,000 names, counting duplications
    Beaty, Keith
    5/19/1978
    Al Eagleson, above, with hockey superstar Bobby Orr, is praised and condemned by readers, in letters at right, for his work in organizing and co-ordinating the recent Canada Cup hockey series
    Al Eagleson, above, with hockey superstar Bobby Orr, is praised and condemned by readers, in letters at right, for his work in organizing and co-ordinating the recent Canada Cup hockey series
    Eagleson, Robert Alan, 1933-
    8/25/1975
    Queen Elizabeth the second in large coat smiles at line of boy scouts in black and white photo
    Queen Elizabeth's picture on Canadian stamps is defended by all but one of the readers in the letters below
    Anne, Princess Royal, daughter of Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain, 1950-
    7/7/1970
    Hockey superstar Bobby Hull should not be kept off the Canadian team playing against Russia: readers demand in these letters
    Hockey superstar Bobby Hull should not be kept off the Canadian team playing against Russia: readers demand in these letters
    Hull, Bobby, 1939-
    7/13/1972
    Pulp and paper industry placed newspaper ads inviting readers' letters - and found that the great majority of replies expressed sympathy with the prob(...)
    Pulp and paper industry placed newspaper ads inviting readers' letters - and found that the great majority of replies expressed sympathy with the prob(...)
    Bezant, Graham
    9/17/1973
    Readers, below, reject criticism of the Scouting movement and point out the benefits to the young people and the community. Above, Wolf Cubs, second-youngest group in Scouting, at camp in Aurora
    Readers, below, reject criticism of the Scouting movement and point out the benefits to the young people and the community. Above, Wolf Cubs, second-youngest group in Scouting, at camp in Aurora
    Beaty, Keith
    7/28/1975