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Police bravery medals won by OPP Constable William Blahey (left), Staff Sgt
Police bravery medals won by OPP Constable William Blahey (left), Staff Sgt

Police bravery medals won by OPP Constable William Blahey (left), Staff Sgt

Date12/12/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: Police bravery medals won by OPP Constable William Blahey (left), Staff Sgt. Bill Donaldson of Metro Police and Sgt. Charles Denike of the Chatham police force are admired by Lieutenant-Governor Pauline McGibbon after presentation in Queen's Park. It was first such ceremony.
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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_0066839F
OPP Detective John Uttley, left, and Constable Graham Thorpe received the Ontario Medal for Police Bravery yesterday for saving a 68-year-old man and (...)
OPP Detective John Uttley, left, and Constable Graham Thorpe received the Ontario Medal for Police Bravery yesterday for saving a 68-year-old man and (...)
11/19/1996
Bravery noted: OPP Constable Mark Meers, left, student Kimberly MacKenzie and pharmacist Ian Reynold Stewart were among 19 people honored for valor by the Ontario Provincial Police
Bravery noted: OPP Constable Mark Meers, left, student Kimberly MacKenzie and pharmacist Ian Reynold Stewart were among 19 people honored for valor by the Ontario Provincial Police
10/15/1987
Bravery noted: OPP Constable Mark Meers, left, student Kimberly Mackenzie and pharmacist Ian Reynold Stewart were among 19 people honored for valor by the Ontario Provincial Police
Bravery noted: OPP Constable Mark Meers, left, student Kimberly Mackenzie and pharmacist Ian Reynold Stewart were among 19 people honored for valor by the Ontario Provincial Police
10/15/1987
Bravery noted: OPP Constable Mark Meers, left, student Kimberly MacKenzie and pharmacist Ian Reynold Stewart were among 19 people honored for valor by the Ontario Provincial Police
Bravery noted: OPP Constable Mark Meers, left, student Kimberly MacKenzie and pharmacist Ian Reynold Stewart were among 19 people honored for valor by the Ontario Provincial Police
10/15/1987
Bemedalled: Former Staff Sgt. John Mitchell of the Black Watch wears his World War II campaign medals proudly. He fought in North Africa, Italy, France, Holland and Germany
Bemedalled: Former Staff Sgt. John Mitchell of the Black Watch wears his World War II campaign medals proudly. He fought in North Africa, Italy, France, Holland and Germany
11/11/1980
Medal Winner: Peel police officer Russ Degraaf won a gold and two bronze medals at the World Police and Firemen Games in San Diego this past summer
Medal Winner: Peel police officer Russ Degraaf won a gold and two bronze medals at the World Police and Firemen Games in San Diego this past summer
8/19/1987
Diane Jones Konihowski, left, and Jill Ross display gold and bronze medals won in pentathlon
Diane Jones Konihowski, left, and Jill Ross display gold and bronze medals won in pentathlon
7/11/1979
Frank Consentino (left) admires gold medals in boxing won by Lefty Gwynne at 1932 Olympic Games in Los Angeles
Frank Consentino (left) admires gold medals in boxing won by Lefty Gwynne at 1932 Olympic Games in Los Angeles
10/20/1975
Canada games medals they won in track and field competitions in Newfoundland are displayed by Oakville athletes Janette Wood (left), 17, and Claudia T(...)
Canada games medals they won in track and field competitions in Newfoundland are displayed by Oakville athletes Janette Wood (left), 17, and Claudia T(...)
8/22/1977
OPP Staff Sgt. Robin McElary - Downer
OPP Staff Sgt. Robin McElary - Downer
5/20/1993
Blind athelete Ray Jackson, 19, shows the medals he's won in the past two years in the Ontario Games for the Disabled
Blind athelete Ray Jackson, 19, shows the medals he's won in the past two years in the Ontario Games for the Disabled
7/18/1977
Concert Accordionist Lloyd La Vaux gives instructions to Ian Baird, 10, a Malton Iad who won two gold medals at last April's Peel Festival. [Incomplete]
Concert Accordionist Lloyd La Vaux gives instructions to Ian Baird, 10, a Malton Iad who won two gold medals at last April's Peel Festival. [Incomplete]
7/10/1969