Local 18's Float Wins First Place in rab Day Parade HAMILTON, ONTARIO—Local 18. won first prize float, their ingenuity. Toronto Celebrates Its Centennial Toronto used to be known for the Targest hotel, the tallest. skyscraper, and the dullest Sabbath in Canada, ‘The capital of Ontario was a fa- vorite target of vaudeville jokes: “First prize is a week in Toronto; second prize, two weeks.” Those dated Tines still draw a good- natured laugh from Torontonians, who tennial as. the. provincial capital this year. It has become Canada’s second largest city, a great inland port and financial center on Lake Ontario. During the past few years, Toronto hhas heen transformed from Toronto the Good into Toronto the Lively. The city offers sophisticated cuisine, night Clubs with saucy floor shows, and “the prs Ate et fexira stiong, extra solid. strands of fiberglass are bonded together with high« strength epoxy resin. Become even stronger in colder temperatures, They’te nencorrosive, nonconductive. Each model has famous True Temper cushion grip and heat- elise a lr aber Fad Parade held in Hamilton. The ‘showed great originality of thought, was a big success and all members of Local 18 are to be congratulated for hottest jazz outside New Orleans.” Torontonians strongly support the ‘more formal performing arts. The- aters and concert halls are jammed. In National Geographic's new book Exploring Canada from Sea to Sea, staff writer Edward Park says, “From Bloor Street, Toronto's main specialty shopping thoroughfare, south to the waterfront area, tall buildings with ele- ant names You've never felt flex-action power like this before... TEMPER reer New True Temper Extra-Strength Fiberglass Hammers 2 1,070,592 c rmanently bonded to the type wherever you buy tools, True TemPeR. 2 THE CARPENTER Menutsturer’seuapested ret pie