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Big winner: Danny Patrick of Trenton shows off his new 26-foot cruiser, just part of his $125,000 booty as grand prize winner of the Great Salmon Hunt
Big winner: Danny Patrick of Trenton shows off his new 26-foot cruiser, just part of his $125,000 booty as grand prize winner of the Great Salmon Hunt

Big winner: Danny Patrick of Trenton shows off his new 26-foot cruiser, just part of his $125,000 booty as grand prize winner of the Great Salmon Hunt

Date9/3/1989
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Original Toronto Star caption: Big winner: Danny Patrick of Trenton shows off his new 26-foot cruiser; just part of his $125;000 booty as grand prize winner of the Great Salmon Hunt.
Country:Canada
City, town or township:Toronto
Province or state:Ontario
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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_0119433F
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Great catch for winner, Natural Resources Minister John Snobelen, right, presents William Beacham of Dundas and wife Diana with Great Salmon Hunt gran(...)
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Frank lafrate of Brampton holds his winning catch in the Toronto Star Great Salmon Hunt, a 36
Frank lafrate of Brampton holds his winning catch in the Toronto Star Great Salmon Hunt, a 36
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Model winners: Louise Rozand and her mother Rachel share their delight outside the Lakeview Estates show model of the $125,000 energy-efficient home they won in a draw co-sponsored by The Star
Model winners: Louise Rozand and her mother Rachel share their delight outside the Lakeview Estates show model of the $125,000 energy-efficient home they won in a draw co-sponsored by The Star
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Danny Patrick - Winner
Danny Patrick - Winner
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No Joking: Tom Nesbitt of Mississauga is the latest winner of the $1,000 grand prize in The Star's Joker Wild contest
No Joking: Tom Nesbitt of Mississauga is the latest winner of the $1,000 grand prize in The Star's Joker Wild contest
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Grand prize winner Nellie Morton of Scarborough and lucky friends
Grand prize winner Nellie Morton of Scarborough and lucky friends
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Luck of the draw: Every Salmon Hunter is eligible for the grand draw prize
Luck of the draw: Every Salmon Hunter is eligible for the grand draw prize
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Fine catch: Blair Dawson, left, biologist for the ministry of natural resources, and Ken loftus, provincial fisheries scientist, admire coho caught in The Toronto Star's Great Salmon Hunt
Fine catch: Blair Dawson, left, biologist for the ministry of natural resources, and Ken loftus, provincial fisheries scientist, admire coho caught in The Toronto Star's Great Salmon Hunt
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First up in The Star's Great Salmon Hunt was Mississauga Mayor Hazel McCallion, who cast the initial line
First up in The Star's Great Salmon Hunt was Mississauga Mayor Hazel McCallion, who cast the initial line
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