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Dr. Maureen O'Bryan, Masters Games president says dispute both difficult and sad and now becoming nasty
Dr. Maureen O'Bryan, Masters Games president says dispute both difficult and sad and now becoming nasty

Dr. Maureen O'Bryan, Masters Games president says dispute both difficult and sad and now becoming nasty

Date11/17/1983
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Original Toronto Star caption: Dr. Maureen O'Bryan, Masters Games president says dispute both difficult and sad and now becoming nasty.
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Run for 1985, Dr. Maureen O'Bryan talks over plans for the Masters Games, to be held in Toronto in August 1985, with Canada's most famous jogger, former Governor-General Roland Michener
Run for 1985, Dr. Maureen O'Bryan talks over plans for the Masters Games, to be held in Toronto in August 1985, with Canada's most famous jogger, former Governor-General Roland Michener
12/18/1983
Organizers of an international sports competition with no age limits, The Masters Games, here in August, '85, are Ken and Maureen O'Bryan, who are raising $5 million for the venture
Organizers of an international sports competition with no age limits, The Masters Games, here in August, '85, are Ken and Maureen O'Bryan, who are raising $5 million for the venture
7/11/1982
Now founder Maureen O'Bryan (left) faces $3 million lawsuit
Now founder Maureen O'Bryan (left) faces $3 million lawsuit
3/25/1987
Dr. Maureen O'Bryan and Roland Michner
Dr. Maureen O'Bryan and Roland Michner
11/17/1983
Just because Scarborough's George Peterson,63, was the only competitor yesterday in the 2,000-metre steeplechase at the Masters Games, that didn,' mea(...)
Just because Scarborough's George Peterson,63, was the only competitor yesterday in the 2,000-metre steeplechase at the Masters Games, that didn,' mea(...)
8/21/1985
Ready: Sharpy Litvack (above) and former Miss Toronto Ruth Carrier are just two Canadians preparing for 1985 Masters Games
Ready: Sharpy Litvack (above) and former Miss Toronto Ruth Carrier are just two Canadians preparing for 1985 Masters Games
6/19/1982
Back in swim: Former British Empire Games competitor 30 years ago, Kay Easun returned to competitive swimming in the Masters program for the sheer purpose of fitness and renewed vitality
Back in swim: Former British Empire Games competitor 30 years ago, Kay Easun returned to competitive swimming in the Masters program for the sheer purpose of fitness and renewed vitality
3/3/1982
Set for Denmark: John Elms of the Granite Club participated in the first World Masters Games that took place in Toronto in 1985
Set for Denmark: John Elms of the Granite Club participated in the first World Masters Games that took place in Toronto in 1985
3/8/1989
New target: After illness and a 19-year layoff, Patricio Pizarras is training for the air pistol event at the Masters Games
New target: After illness and a 19-year layoff, Patricio Pizarras is training for the air pistol event at the Masters Games
3/27/1985
Mother Bunch's fairy tales : published for the amusement of all those little masters and misses who, by duty to their parents, and obedience to their superiors, aim at becoming great lords and ladies
Mother Bunch's fairy tales : published for the amusement of all those little masters and misses who, by duty to their parents, and obedience to their superiors, aim at becoming great lords and ladies
1814
Mother Bunch's fairy tales : published for the amusement of all those little masters and misses who, by duty to their parents, and obedience to their superiors, aim at becoming great lords and ladies
Mother Bunch's fairy tales : published for the amusement of all those little masters and misses who, by duty to their parents, and obedience to their superiors, aim at becoming great lords and ladies
1799
Executive status: Carl Masters, a vice-president at the Bank of Montreal, says it's only a matter of time before young blacks make their way into company boardrooms on a large scale
Executive status: Carl Masters, a vice-president at the Bank of Montreal, says it's only a matter of time before young blacks make their way into company boardrooms on a large scale
2/2/1989