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Despite his cheery smile, it was a rotten afternoon for animal control officer Gord Haley yesterday
Despite his cheery smile, it was a rotten afternoon for animal control officer Gord Haley yesterday

Despite his cheery smile, it was a rotten afternoon for animal control officer Gord Haley yesterday

Date2/2/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: Despite his cheery smile; it was a rotten afternoon for animal control officer Gord Haley yesterday. He fell through Lake Ontario ice near Ontario Place while rescuing this 60-pound mutt and lost his wallet to boot. Fellow Humane society officers pulled them to safety. The water temperature was 0C (32F).
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0113752F
Ducks and Geese caught in oil, As many as 100 geese and ducks, like the one held by Toronto Humane Society officer Gord Haley, have been coated with o(...)
Ducks and Geese caught in oil, As many as 100 geese and ducks, like the one held by Toronto Humane Society officer Gord Haley, have been coated with o(...)
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A 100-Pound Doe is carried from operating room at York Animal Shelter by animal control officer Rick Wood (left) and George Banton yesterday. Lost and(...)
A 100-Pound Doe is carried from operating room at York Animal Shelter by animal control officer Rick Wood (left) and George Banton yesterday. Lost and(...)
1/24/1978
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7/5/1991
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Deadly oil is washed from feathers of duck by animal control officer George Banton at York animal shelter
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They caught George: First baseman George Brett of the Kansas City Royals smiles despite being caught with too much pine tar on his bat in the first inning by plate umpire Jim Evans
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Bringing his bride home: Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and wife, Margaret, smile despite bitterly cold wind as they walk arm-in-arm on arrival at Ottawa
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Classy couple: Despite troubles at the screening of Speaking Parts director Atom Egoyan, seen here with his lady, Arsine Khanjian, managed a thin smile for the camera
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