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Dr. Terry Burrows
Dr. Terry Burrows

Dr. Terry Burrows

Date3/9/1978
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0125704F
Douglas Burrows, Keep up with the times
Douglas Burrows, Keep up with the times
5/31/1972
Family sorrow: Debbie and Steven Burrows, shown with baby Benjamin Joseph and daughter Samantha, 2 1/2, are thinking of suing Peterborough Civic Hospital to find out how their daughter became infected with salmonella meningitis, which has left her permanently incapacitated.
Family sorrow: Debbie and Steven Burrows, shown with baby Benjamin Joseph and daughter Samantha, 2 1/2, are thinking of suing Peterborough Civic Hospital to find out how their daughter became infected with salmonella meningitis, which has left her permanently incapacitated.
2/6/1982
Stamp of approval: A surcharge on the postage stamp to commemorate Terry Fox's Marathon of Hope could raise funds for cancer research, says Dr. Mitchell Levine, above, with examples of other such stamps.
Stamp of approval: A surcharge on the postage stamp to commemorate Terry Fox's Marathon of Hope could raise funds for cancer research, says Dr. Mitchell Levine, above, with examples of other such stamps.
7/6/1981
A newcomer to politics, Liberal Dr. F braces his wife, Midge, at the party last night cevote victory over Conservative incumbent Terry riding. The win was sweet revenge for Halton Liberals, still smarting from the more-than-2,000-vote trouncing O'Connor gave their incumbent candidate, Rud Whiting, in the general election two years ago. [Incomplete]
A newcomer to politics, Liberal Dr. F braces his wife, Midge, at the party last night cevote victory over Conservative incumbent Terry riding. The win was sweet revenge for Halton Liberals, still smarting from the more-than-2,000-vote trouncing O'Connor gave their incumbent candidate, Rud Whiting, in the general election two years ago. [Incomplete]
7/8/1974
Hold still! Veterinarian Dr. Terry McGarragle, with Sophie Arthaud's help, examines one of six cats that he comes to see once a year in Arthaud's Cabbagetown home.
Hold still! Veterinarian Dr. Terry McGarragle, with Sophie Arthaud's help, examines one of six cats that he comes to see once a year in Arthaud's Cabbagetown home.
9/17/1985
Terry Parker
Terry Parker
10/19/1997
Election tweet Beaches Liberal candidate Terry O'Reilly went beating the bushes for votes yesterday -- with bird already in hand
Election tweet Beaches Liberal candidate Terry O'Reilly went beating the bushes for votes yesterday -- with bird already in hand
2/10/1980
Didn't know the ropes: Terry Bey of Kippendavie Ave. holds his hand-made swing, hacked down by City Hall because he hung it from a city-owned tree.
Didn't know the ropes: Terry Bey of Kippendavie Ave. holds his hand-made swing, hacked down by City Hall because he hung it from a city-owned tree.
10/5/1983
Terry Ferguson: Bartender at Jingles on Church St. mixes up The Big T, his entry in the Canadian Cocktail Championships. He's the defending champion.
Terry Ferguson: Bartender at Jingles on Church St. mixes up The Big T, his entry in the Canadian Cocktail Championships. He's the defending champion.
4/16/1982
Remembering the dream: Tom Duck, 16, right, and his brother, ken, 14, prepare for the Terry Fox run Tom is organized in King City.
Remembering the dream: Tom Duck, 16, right, and his brother, ken, 14, prepare for the Terry Fox run Tom is organized in King City.
9/1/1987
Producer Arnie Gelbart accepted award for The Vaiour And The Horror for Brian and Terry McKenna, who made controversial documentary.
Producer Arnie Gelbart accepted award for The Vaiour And The Horror for Brian and Terry McKenna, who made controversial documentary.
3/7/1993
Memory maker: Terry Fletcher touches the hearts of British immigrants to Canada at his shop on Queen St. E. His monthly paper stresses the positive side of the news in Britain and will become a magazine in January.
Memory maker: Terry Fletcher touches the hearts of British immigrants to Canada at his shop on Queen St. E. His monthly paper stresses the positive side of the news in Britain and will become a magazine in January.
10/16/1985