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House Insured

Date6/4/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: House Insured: John and Marion Bayfield of Barrie wait for an insurance adjuster to appraise the damage Friday's tornado did to their $200;000 home. The Bayfields and their two small sons have found temporary accommodation and say the earliest they'll be able to move into a rebuilt home is Christmas. They hope to recoup most of their losses from their insurance company.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0015810F
House insured: John and Marion Bayfield of Barrie wait for an insurance adjuster in front of the ruins of their $200,000 home
House insured: John and Marion Bayfield of Barrie wait for an insurance adjuster in front of the ruins of their $200,000 home
6/4/1985
House damaged: Keswick resident Fred Hornsby surveys damage caused by a huge mass of ice that slammed into his house from Lake Simcoe Friday
House damaged: Keswick resident Fred Hornsby surveys damage caused by a huge mass of ice that slammed into his house from Lake Simcoe Friday
3/30/1991
Muddy House. Cleaning his room. Ronald Carrillo has to use a pick axe, shovel and wheel barrow to clean a room in his house on the outskirts of La Cieba
Muddy House. Cleaning his room. Ronald Carrillo has to use a pick axe, shovel and wheel barrow to clean a room in his house on the outskirts of La Cieba
11/18/1998
Muddy house. Cleaning his room. Ronald Carrillo has to use a pick axe, shovel and wheel barrow to clean a room in his house on the outskirts of La Cieba
Muddy house. Cleaning his room. Ronald Carrillo has to use a pick axe, shovel and wheel barrow to clean a room in his house on the outskirts of La Cieba
n.d.
Elizabeth Thomas, weeding the flowers in a big pot - about all that was left outside their house on Innisfil St
Elizabeth Thomas, weeding the flowers in a big pot - about all that was left outside their house on Innisfil St
7/11/1985
Gr Valley. No sed hooking & Yello House rebuilt Victor Breece
Gr Valley. No sed hooking & Yello House rebuilt Victor Breece
6/2/1985
This demolished brick house shows the impact the storm had in Grand Valley
This demolished brick house shows the impact the storm had in Grand Valley
5/31/1985
Gr Valley L Side facing East Yello House rebuilt
Gr Valley L Side facing East Yello House rebuilt
6/2/1985
The phone works! The storm destroyed her farm house just south of Dundalk, but the phone - somehow in working order - rang and Sheila Hannon Ruttan, still in shock, proceeded to answer
The phone works! The storm destroyed her farm house just south of Dundalk, but the phone - somehow in working order - rang and Sheila Hannon Ruttan, still in shock, proceeded to answer
6/1/1985
On the rocks: Fred Hornsby, 59, surveys the damage done to his Keswick retirement home, when at least 15 tonnes of Lake Simcoe ice crashed through the front of the house early on Good Friday morning
On the rocks: Fred Hornsby, 59, surveys the damage done to his Keswick retirement home, when at least 15 tonnes of Lake Simcoe ice crashed through the front of the house early on Good Friday morning
4/1/1991
Among the damaged houses in yesterday's storm were these two on North York's Rockland Dr. No injuries were reported but homes and roads were flooded, (...)
Among the damaged houses in yesterday's storm were these two on North York's Rockland Dr. No injuries were reported but homes and roads were flooded, (...)
8/27/1976
Rick Swiech sifts through the remains of his shattered semi-detached Woodstock home while his father Joe holds flashlight. Woman at left is Sharon Breton, who lives in the other half of the house
Rick Swiech sifts through the remains of his shattered semi-detached Woodstock home while his father Joe holds flashlight. Woman at left is Sharon Breton, who lives in the other half of the house
8/7/1979