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Day out
Day out

Day out

Date7/15/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: Day out: Progressive Conservative leader Brian Mulroney with son Mark, 5, and daughter Caroline, 10, arrives for yesterday's meeting in Montreal to unveil names of candidates running in Quebec. Mulroney has accused the Liberals of stealing Tory energy policies.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0069963F
Mother's day romp in the park. Rita Kingston and 2-year-old Ken frolic in Bluffers Park in Scarborough yesterday as Mother's Day turned out to be the (...)
Mother's day romp in the park. Rita Kingston and 2-year-old Ken frolic in Bluffers Park in Scarborough yesterday as Mother's Day turned out to be the (...)
5/10/1992
Keeping in shape: Al Dicks, 77, works out two hours a day, four days a week at The Fitness Institute.
Keeping in shape: Al Dicks, 77, works out two hours a day, four days a week at The Fitness Institute.
3/29/1988
A Day's work: Sandra Smith, left, with daughter Nickesha, checks out 2-day-old Nicole, whose mom, Joan Peck, seated in middle, talks to Anna Lauricella and daughter Frances at York-Finch Hospital
A Day's work: Sandra Smith, left, with daughter Nickesha, checks out 2-day-old Nicole, whose mom, Joan Peck, seated in middle, talks to Anna Lauricella and daughter Frances at York-Finch Hospital
11/8/1995
Boxing day sales get Sunday start, Bargain hunters were out in force Sunday as several downtown Toronto stores began their traditional Boxing Day sale(...)
Boxing day sales get Sunday start, Bargain hunters were out in force Sunday as several downtown Toronto stores began their traditional Boxing Day sale(...)
12/26/1971
My biggest fear was that I was going to be afraid and not lead my men properly, says Elliot Dalton, right, of Toronto, as he recalls the famous D-Day invasion. He was convinced he would not be killed. His brother, Charles, left, pointing out the position of his men that day, was reported dead, then was found by his brother alive in a U.K. hospital.
My biggest fear was that I was going to be afraid and not lead my men properly, says Elliot Dalton, right, of Toronto, as he recalls the famous D-Day invasion. He was convinced he would not be killed. His brother, Charles, left, pointing out the position of his men that day, was reported dead, then was found by his brother alive in a U.K. hospital.
5/30/1978
Out to pasture: Farmer Joe Rittenhouse may take his dozen cows out to pasture each day, but he's not about to let anyone do that to him
Out to pasture: Farmer Joe Rittenhouse may take his dozen cows out to pasture each day, but he's not about to let anyone do that to him
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Half the population of Nova Scotia must have turned out to see Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip yesterday during the first day of their tour of Easte(...)
Half the population of Nova Scotia must have turned out to see Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip yesterday during the first day of their tour of Easte(...)
7/13/1976
Hale the population of Nova Scotia must have turned out to see Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip yesterday during the first day of their tour of Easte(...)
Hale the population of Nova Scotia must have turned out to see Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip yesterday during the first day of their tour of Easte(...)
7/13/1976
Sitting out a sunday, Yes, folks, it's the Archer statue on City Hall square, and yesterday being a fine spring day (well, almost!) the happening to s(...)
Sitting out a sunday, Yes, folks, it's the Archer statue on City Hall square, and yesterday being a fine spring day (well, almost!) the happening to s(...)
5/2/1971
On the very day that J. Arthur Rank visited Toronto last May, a rather torrid blast came hurtling out of old London town in his direction. The cables (...)
On the very day that J. Arthur Rank visited Toronto last May, a rather torrid blast came hurtling out of old London town in his direction. The cables (...)
1/22/1948
George Beer, 69, shows how today's hard-working commission salesman sets out laden with samples for his day's work. Beer has been working 22 years to form the Ontario Federation of Commission Agents. With 400 members, it has one goal for all: guaranteed commissions for its enterprising members.
George Beer, 69, shows how today's hard-working commission salesman sets out laden with samples for his day's work. Beer has been working 22 years to form the Ontario Federation of Commission Agents. With 400 members, it has one goal for all: guaranteed commissions for its enterprising members.
12/24/1975
Time out: Mark Simpson, Wayne Smith and Rick Crowley, from left, display the collective sense of humor that gets them through the work day
Time out: Mark Simpson, Wayne Smith and Rick Crowley, from left, display the collective sense of humor that gets them through the work day
10/20/1988