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More than 1,500 boys live in the bullet-scarred remains of a Catholic church mission that is now Palataka Intensive School, shown above, below and top left
More than 1,500 boys live in the bullet-scarred remains of a Catholic church mission that is now Palataka Intensive School, shown above, below and top left

More than 1,500 boys live in the bullet-scarred remains of a Catholic church mission that is now Palataka Intensive School, shown above, below and top left

Date5/26/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: More than 1;500 boys live in the bullet-scarred remains of a Catholic church mission that is now Palataka Intensive School; shown above; below and top left.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0118158F
The widowed mother of 6-year-old Deng Det (left), sent him away on a three-month exodus to Palataka Intensive School to find food an education. Kenyi (...)
The widowed mother of 6-year-old Deng Det (left), sent him away on a three-month exodus to Palataka Intensive School to find food an education. Kenyi (...)
5/26/1991
The old touch remains, Al Gallow, a Yo-Yo demonstrator in his youth, proves to an admiring gallery of Youngsters. Gallow is now president of the Toronto National Yo-Yo Campany, which expects to sell more than 2 million Yo-Yos to Canadians this year. Last
The old touch remains, Al Gallow, a Yo-Yo demonstrator in his youth, proves to an admiring gallery of Youngsters. Gallow is now president of the Toronto National Yo-Yo Campany, which expects to sell more than 2 million Yo-Yos to Canadians this year. Last
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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
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Mysterious Headless Valley on South Nahanni River in British Columbia which has claimed the lives of dozen or more explores is rugged, chasm-scarred. (...)
Mysterious Headless Valley on South Nahanni River in British Columbia which has claimed the lives of dozen or more explores is rugged, chasm-scarred. (...)
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The Largest Sunday School in Canada, with attendance of more than 1,500, is at People's Church on Sheppard Ave
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Remains of Tinen Cuppboard shown in Devostatedhome in town of Budva
Remains of Tinen Cuppboard shown in Devostatedhome in town of Budva
4/21/1979
A school in name alone, at Palataka pupils gather firewood, labor on the school's farm, and cook rationed beans and corn over open fires
A school in name alone, at Palataka pupils gather firewood, labor on the school's farm, and cook rationed beans and corn over open fires
5/26/1991
An adult actress now at 35, Susannah York nonetheless remains whimsical and imaginative
An adult actress now at 35, Susannah York nonetheless remains whimsical and imaginative
8/30/1977
Head of teachers' negotiating team, Dough Dinsmore (seated), talks to striking high school teacher Raymond Auger at meeting of more than 1,500 Etobico(...)
Head of teachers' negotiating team, Dough Dinsmore (seated), talks to striking high school teacher Raymond Auger at meeting of more than 1,500 Etobico(...)
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Although many glass bottles go to recycling depots (above), litter remains a problem, but banning one-way bottles won't cure that, this letter suggests
Although many glass bottles go to recycling depots (above), litter remains a problem, but banning one-way bottles won't cure that, this letter suggests
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directly above are the remains of a German 88 mm
directly above are the remains of a German 88 mm
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