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Date11/28/1988
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Original Toronto Star caption: Serving: Father Terry Boland serves two customers a meal. It takes 30 volunteers to run the restaurant; it's never had to close.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0021628F
The oldest and longest-serving priest in Franciscan Order of the Roman Catholic Church in Metro, Father Riccardo Polticchia, 90, says he is proudest o(...)
The oldest and longest-serving priest in Franciscan Order of the Roman Catholic Church in Metro, Father Riccardo Polticchia, 90, says he is proudest o(...)
6/6/1975
Rev. Donald Whiteside, home on furlough from Columbia, lays tile for a friend. After serving a prison sentence for armed assault with intent to rob, W(...)
Rev. Donald Whiteside, home on furlough from Columbia, lays tile for a friend. After serving a prison sentence for armed assault with intent to rob, W(...)
1/20/1968
Serving with navy, Sub-Lieut. Gilbert Milne, former Daily Star photographer, is now on active duty with the Royal Canadian Navy informatin branch, serving as a photographer on the east coast
Serving with navy, Sub-Lieut. Gilbert Milne, former Daily Star photographer, is now on active duty with the Royal Canadian Navy informatin branch, serving as a photographer on the east coast
6/12/1943
Table seats 8 but Mrs. Rubes adds another top to enlarge. Casseroles, glass serving bowls are favorite serving pieces when she has guests
Table seats 8 but Mrs. Rubes adds another top to enlarge. Casseroles, glass serving bowls are favorite serving pieces when she has guests
2/7/1969
Drumming up funds . . . In aid of a young cancer victim, Premier William Davis spent Saturday morning serving pancakes to shoppers at Bramalea Shoppin(...)
Drumming up funds . . . In aid of a young cancer victim, Premier William Davis spent Saturday morning serving pancakes to shoppers at Bramalea Shoppin(...)
4/11/1976
Generations growing evergreen, Howard R Drysdale, grandson Douglas Jr., great-granddaughter Serena, 6 months, represent three of four generations serving local Christmas tree buyers.
Generations growing evergreen, Howard R Drysdale, grandson Douglas Jr., great-granddaughter Serena, 6 months, represent three of four generations serving local Christmas tree buyers.
11/21/1990
Serving up: Bittner company chef Klaus Theyer carves a slice of beef for visitor Bonnie Meisel Cox to sample
Serving up: Bittner company chef Klaus Theyer carves a slice of beef for visitor Bonnie Meisel Cox to sample
5/21/1980
Eber Rice: I'll start something new, serving the public in whatever capacity I can.
Eber Rice: I'll start something new, serving the public in whatever capacity I can.
3/23/1976
Like the kid next door: David Hinsperger is 18, looks 15, has just started shaving and he's serving a life sentence for second-degree murder in Collins Bay Penitentiary
Like the kid next door: David Hinsperger is 18, looks 15, has just started shaving and he's serving a life sentence for second-degree murder in Collins Bay Penitentiary
8/1/1980
Out of Jail: Paul Rose, left, and Leonard Joyce are back on the streets after serving almost nine months in jail before being acquitted on a charge of attempting to murder a policeman
Out of Jail: Paul Rose, left, and Leonard Joyce are back on the streets after serving almost nine months in jail before being acquitted on a charge of attempting to murder a policeman
10/21/1987
Bon Appetit: Chef Chin Lok, left, and baker Josef Sechter will be serving a French lunch Friday to help raise money for Central Hospital
Bon Appetit: Chef Chin Lok, left, and baker Josef Sechter will be serving a French lunch Friday to help raise money for Central Hospital
11/7/1989
Serving his sentence, 17-year-old Mark Foley loads wheelchairs into a Red Cross vehicle to be delivered to disabled people in Scarborough. With him is(...)
Serving his sentence, 17-year-old Mark Foley loads wheelchairs into a Red Cross vehicle to be delivered to disabled people in Scarborough. With him is(...)
7/6/1978