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Garrison Ball opened with playing of Victoria Cross waltz for first time in Canada
Garrison Ball opened with playing of Victoria Cross waltz for first time in Canada

Garrison Ball opened with playing of Victoria Cross waltz for first time in Canada

Date10/31/1964
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Original Toronto Star caption: Garrison Ball opened with playing of Victoria Cross waltz for first time in Canada. At left, Brig. Paul Triquet, V.C., dances with Marilyn McFatridge. At right, Sergeant Royal, moscot of the Royal Regiment of Canada, is with some fans - Mayor Philip Given
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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_0085360F
Cover features: title and composition information in decorative script within decorative lines ...
After the ball : waltz
1893
Garrison funeral service at Toronto in unison with the funeral in England of Her Most Gracious Majesty Victoria, Queen of Great Britain and Ireland and Empress of India
Garrison funeral service at Toronto in unison with the funeral in England of Her Most Gracious Majesty Victoria, Queen of Great Britain and Ireland and Empress of India
1901
Victoria, Death, Garrison Parade on Simcoe St
Victoria, Death, Garrison Parade on Simcoe St
1901
Teen club: Ex-police officer David Crichton has had a rough time getting a location for a teen dance club, but finally opened Ginger's at 1750A Victoria Park Ave., in the Victoria Village Plaza, Jan. 1. There are flashing lights and a huge dance floor.
Teen club: Ex-police officer David Crichton has had a rough time getting a location for a teen dance club, but finally opened Ginger's at 1750A Victoria Park Ave., in the Victoria Village Plaza, Jan. 1. There are flashing lights and a huge dance floor.
1/31/1987
Cover features: title and composition information against a decorative background; inset facsim ...
Some night, some waltz, some girl : waltz song
1916
Back in town: Jays shortstop Tony Fernandez arrived in Toronto yesterday for the first time since he was hit by a pitch while playing the Rangers nine days ago in Texas
Back in town: Jays shortstop Tony Fernandez arrived in Toronto yesterday for the first time since he was hit by a pitch while playing the Rangers nine days ago in Texas
4/15/1989
Victoria Cross Holders Return to Canada
Victoria Cross Holders Return to Canada
12/10/1929
Garrison Road, looking southwest from about Strachan Avenue towards New Fort, Garrison Road is between trees, centre background
Garrison Road, looking southwest from about Strachan Avenue towards New Fort, Garrison Road is between trees, centre background
1927
Heads up!: After years of playing upside down as a centre, CFL commissioner Jake Gaudaur got a rare chance to kick the ball as he launched Grey Cup luncheon ceremonies yesterday
Heads up!: After years of playing upside down as a centre, CFL commissioner Jake Gaudaur got a rare chance to kick the ball as he launched Grey Cup luncheon ceremonies yesterday
11/22/1983
Tucking it in: In his playing days, Zuger was known more for tucking in the ball and running with it rather than executing the extravagant, daring plays that lifted a crowd
Tucking it in: In his playing days, Zuger was known more for tucking in the ball and running with it rather than executing the extravagant, daring plays that lifted a crowd
11/5/1966
Signs prohibit ball playing, strolling around after dark, dressing or undressing on the private beaches, and even walking pets
Signs prohibit ball playing, strolling around after dark, dressing or undressing on the private beaches, and even walking pets
8/7/1969
The shortstop: Mike Guerrero, one of Jay Scout Epy Guerrero's two ball playing sons, has been fielding and hitting at a solid clip, but he's been stuck in class A
The shortstop: Mike Guerrero, one of Jay Scout Epy Guerrero's two ball playing sons, has been fielding and hitting at a solid clip, but he's been stuck in class A
2/21/1989