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Star travel editor Gerry Hall reports from Northern Ontario on a cross-country trip in search of interesting people and places you can discover in your travels this summer
Star travel editor Gerry Hall reports from Northern Ontario on a cross-country trip in search of interesting people and places you can discover in your travels this summer

Star travel editor Gerry Hall reports from Northern Ontario on a cross-country trip in search of interesting people and places you can discover in your travels this summer

Date6/6/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Star travel editor Gerry Hall reports from Northern Ontario on a cross-country trip in search of interesting people and places you can discover in your travels this summer.
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The Star's travel editor continues his journey across Canada in search of new and not-so-new places you can visit
The Star's travel editor continues his journey across Canada in search of new and not-so-new places you can visit
6/13/1973
On his cross-Canada trip The Star's travel editor reports from Alberta on
On his cross-Canada trip The Star's travel editor reports from Alberta on
7/9/1973
Shows a houseboat leaving Toronto harbour with the Toronto Star building in the background. Two ...
Practice runs behind them, Star travel editor Gerry Hall and photographer Fred Ross set out for the real thing—a four-week trip through Ontario by houseboat. Their odyssey takes them from the Star building at One Yonge St. to Sault Ste. Marie at Lake Superior's mouth.
6 June 1978
On your left is the challenger for the title of Best Cook in the Maritimes, ''Fat Frank'' Metzger, 30, from Cleveland, showing Star travel editor Gerr(...)
On your left is the challenger for the title of Best Cook in the Maritimes, ''Fat Frank'' Metzger, 30, from Cleveland, showing Star travel editor Gerr(...)
5/25/1973
Travel: Gerry Hall helps you save $$$
Travel: Gerry Hall helps you save $$$
11/7/1980
Would you believe that our new Sunday Star editor, Gerry Hall, got a perfect score on this quiz? He claims he has three witnesses to prove it (all, na(...)
Would you believe that our new Sunday Star editor, Gerry Hall, got a perfect score on this quiz? He claims he has three witnesses to prove it (all, na(...)
12/18/1983
New appointments: Lou Clancy, left, has been named deputy managing editor of The Star, Joe Hall, city editor, and Gerry Hall, right, assistant managing editor for features
New appointments: Lou Clancy, left, has been named deputy managing editor of The Star, Joe Hall, city editor, and Gerry Hall, right, assistant managing editor for features
11/1/1983
Gerry Hall: Sports editor. 1. One From Heaven 2. Afleet 3. Hangin On a Star 4. Skate the World
Gerry Hall: Sports editor. 1. One From Heaven 2. Afleet 3. Hangin On a Star 4. Skate the World
3/10/1987
The Star's Gerry Hall checks his bearings at Canada's easternmost point, Cape Spear, Newfoundland
The Star's Gerry Hall checks his bearings at Canada's easternmost point, Cape Spear, Newfoundland
5/11/1973
The Star's Gerry Hall has been going to Woodbine race track since 1948, ever since he discovered it lay between his high school and his night job. And(...)
The Star's Gerry Hall has been going to Woodbine race track since 1948, ever since he discovered it lay between his high school and his night job. And(...)
5/21/1980
Star staff writer Tom Harpur, above, travelled into the heart of Cree trapping country in northern Quebec to find how the Indians there were reacting (...)
Star staff writer Tom Harpur, above, travelled into the heart of Cree trapping country in northern Quebec to find how the Indians there were reacting (...)
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Looking south from the lobby of the hotel being built at the north end of the SkyDome, you can see all five levels of seating. Field level seat tiers (...)
Looking south from the lobby of the hotel being built at the north end of the SkyDome, you can see all five levels of seating. Field level seat tiers (...)
10/28/1988