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Something for every kid
Something for every kid

Something for every kid

Date12/14/1980
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Original Toronto Star caption: Something for every kid: The new Creative Playground for the Future, opened by Whipper Billy Watson (right) and York North MPP Bill Hodgon (left) can be enjoyed by handicapped and non handicapped children alike.
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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_0088389F
Helping the kids: Retired New York Islanders star Mike Bossy thinks there is too much violence in hockey and is doing something to reduce it
Helping the kids: Retired New York Islanders star Mike Bossy thinks there is too much violence in hockey and is doing something to reduce it
10/12/1988
'I am a glutton . . . I will try to have something to do with every woman I meet . . .'
'I am a glutton . . . I will try to have something to do with every woman I meet . . .'
6/27/1973
John Barthel: 'Every night we turn kids away, says director of Youth Without Shelter.
John Barthel: 'Every night we turn kids away, says director of Youth Without Shelter.
3/27/1988
It was kids' day for the Jays before last night's game with the Angels, but not every youngster was thrilled with the prospect, and Tony Fernandez see(...)
It was kids' day for the Jays before last night's game with the Angels, but not every youngster was thrilled with the prospect, and Tony Fernandez see(...)
7/18/1989
Down-to-earth spaceman. Every kid dreams of rocketing into outer space, so 11-year-old Corey Hickman was thrilled to see some real astronaut paraphern(...)
Down-to-earth spaceman. Every kid dreams of rocketing into outer space, so 11-year-old Corey Hickman was thrilled to see some real astronaut paraphern(...)
10/17/1988
It was kids' day for the Jays before last night's game with the Angels, but not every youngster was thrilled with the prospect, and Tony Fernandez see(...)
It was kids' day for the Jays before last night's game with the Angels, but not every youngster was thrilled with the prospect, and Tony Fernandez see(...)
7/18/1989
Renovations at Dixon Hall, a community centre in Cabbagetown, not only did something for the hall but also did something for the unemployed men who go(...)
Renovations at Dixon Hall, a community centre in Cabbagetown, not only did something for the hall but also did something for the unemployed men who go(...)
5/25/1972
What I am looking for is something that will remove us from the status quo, something that won't be put on a shelf and stay there for another five yea(...)
What I am looking for is something that will remove us from the status quo, something that won't be put on a shelf and stay there for another five yea(...)
1/16/1985
Riding to open the Ontario Legislature, Lieutenant-Governor Earl Rowe, flanked by horse guards, was like a new bride with something old, something bor(...)
Riding to open the Ontario Legislature, Lieutenant-Governor Earl Rowe, flanked by horse guards, was like a new bride with something old, something bor(...)
1/20/1965
King and Queen see Regina, Something caught the Queen's attention - something of particular interest along the cheering avenues of regina as the royal car drove them through Saskatchewan's capital
King and Queen see Regina, Something caught the Queen's attention - something of particular interest along the cheering avenues of regina as the royal car drove them through Saskatchewan's capital
5/29/1939
High flyer. It looks like something from the movie. Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines or, as its brochure says, something that should hav(...)
High flyer. It looks like something from the movie. Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines or, as its brochure says, something that should hav(...)
3/20/1981
Kid-at-heart: Bob Schneider (left) and the Rainbow Kids entertained children with high-spirited, fun-filled music that was familiar to any school kid in Metro
Kid-at-heart: Bob Schneider (left) and the Rainbow Kids entertained children with high-spirited, fun-filled music that was familiar to any school kid in Metro
5/15/1984