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Army visitors

Army visitors

Date5/8/1981
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Original Toronto Star caption: Army visitors: In Sunnybrook Hospital, patient John Collison is visited by Mrs. Major Joyce Creighton, right, and Ruby Cole of the Salvation Army. Although the Army is probably best known today for its social services, its evangelistic purpose is still considered as important as it was when the Army first came to Canada 100 years ago. It had been officially organized in England in 1878 by a Methodist, Rev. William Booth.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0028352F
Kettle campaign for needy begins, About 40 Salvation Army cadets today officially launched annual Salvation Army Kettling Campaign to provide food, cl(...)
Kettle campaign for needy begins, About 40 Salvation Army cadets today officially launched annual Salvation Army Kettling Campaign to provide food, cl(...)
11/29/1977
The kickoff of a $745,950 drive, Mayor Philip Givens (left) stands with members of the Salvation Army at City Hall where he officially opened the Army(...)
The kickoff of a $745,950 drive, Mayor Philip Givens (left) stands with members of the Salvation Army at City Hall where he officially opened the Army(...)
4/27/1964
Salvation army Lt. Col. Eric Coward, now retired, revamped the War Cry, the army's publication, because many pub crawls here and overseas convinced hi(...)
Salvation army Lt. Col. Eric Coward, now retired, revamped the War Cry, the army's publication, because many pub crawls here and overseas convinced hi(...)
4/11/1977
Women's Liberation came to the Salvation Army more than 100 years ago and is still going strong, one of the army's leaders said yesterday. Colonel Eva(...)
Women's Liberation came to the Salvation Army more than 100 years ago and is still going strong, one of the army's leaders said yesterday. Colonel Eva(...)
4/25/1976
A police award for the brigadier, Salvation Army Brigadier Stanley Jackson (left) and Brigadier Reg Ramsey congratulate Brigadier Phoebe Bolton after (...)
A police award for the brigadier, Salvation Army Brigadier Stanley Jackson (left) and Brigadier Reg Ramsey congratulate Brigadier Phoebe Bolton after (...)
3/18/1971
Celebrating the 90th anniversary of the Salvation Army in Canada, an elaborate cake is cut by Lt
Celebrating the 90th anniversary of the Salvation Army in Canada, an elaborate cake is cut by Lt
4/24/1972
In familiar salvation army uniform, cadets Heather Poole and Brian Page talk to a lone man on the Yonge St
In familiar salvation army uniform, cadets Heather Poole and Brian Page talk to a lone man on the Yonge St
1/19/1977
The swinging tempo the Salvation Army band used at the corner of Yonge and Albert Sts
The swinging tempo the Salvation Army band used at the corner of Yonge and Albert Sts
12/23/1969
Brigadier Cecil Bonar visits the Salvation Army's Men's Hostel Kitchen and takes a look at the giant soup Kettle which needs replacing. The Salvation (...)
Brigadier Cecil Bonar visits the Salvation Army's Men's Hostel Kitchen and takes a look at the giant soup Kettle which needs replacing. The Salvation (...)
4/10/1973
Arnold Brown Salvation Army
Arnold Brown Salvation Army
10/26/1973
Salvation Army's Pedro Cordoba: John Gonzalez 6, gets a snooker lesson
Salvation Army's Pedro Cordoba: John Gonzalez 6, gets a snooker lesson
5/15/1974
Brigadier R. M. Bamsey of the Salvation Army says in the grace of God lies the answer to suicide
Brigadier R. M. Bamsey of the Salvation Army says in the grace of God lies the answer to suicide
7/26/1969