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Pictured here is Niagara Street, which would later be known as Niagara Boulevard, where it meets Forsythe Street.

Pictured here is Niagara Street which would later be known as Niagara Boulevard.

This is a view of Bertie Street taken from Niagara Street.

This fire hall was located on Central Avenue and Jarvis Street next to the United Church.

An accident on the Niagara Boulevard and Jarvis Street resulted in $1, 600 damage. John Conway attempted to turn right out of Jarvis Street when the rear wheels of his trailer ran over a fire hydrant at the curbside.

Town and federal dignitaries were on hand for the official opening of the student employment centre located in the federal building on Jarvis Street. Pictured from front left: Jenny Marinnacio, Kelly Jackson, Girve Fretz and Pam Walker.

Pictured here is a $1, 600 storm sewer project underway on Phipps Street. Relief from flooding for residents was not anticipated.

The Royal Bank has 'Music in the Ban' to celebrate seventy-five years on Jarvis Street. Pictured here at Sonya Weaver, Bob Brighton and Paul Skowby.

Woman at Mentholatum oversees machine.

Pictured here are two men with a poster of a pipe at the Royal Bank.

The incoming social officers back row from left, Bill Everett, treasurer; Jim Leppan, chaplain; Laird Kinghorn, president and Leo Cotton, vice-president; Front row from left are Dave Cook, trustee; Verne Robinson, secretary, and Mel Egeto, treasurer

A ceremony at Jarvis Street hall installed the officers, from back row, Dave Gill, captain and Chester Wells, chief driver; front from the left are Bill Croft, deputy-chief; Eugene Butler, chief and Jack Seeback, first captain