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Packed pews in Yorkminster Park Baptist Church testify to the drawing power of Ann Landers, The Star's lovelorn columnist, as she spoke at a teenagers' temperance rally yesterday
Packed pews in Yorkminster Park Baptist Church testify to the drawing power of Ann Landers, The Star's lovelorn columnist, as she spoke at a teenagers' temperance rally yesterday

Packed pews in Yorkminster Park Baptist Church testify to the drawing power of Ann Landers, The Star's lovelorn columnist, as she spoke at a teenagers' temperance rally yesterday

Date1/18/1965
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Ann Landers: She says today's teenagers aren't worse, they're just different
Ann Landers: She says today's teenagers aren't worse, they're just different
6/29/1984
She's here! Ann Landers, internationally known advice columnist, arrived at Toronto airport yesterday afternoon
She's here! Ann Landers, internationally known advice columnist, arrived at Toronto airport yesterday afternoon
10/11/1963
One-liners from columnist Ann Landers had everyone chuckling at Canadian Press annual dinner last night including CP vice-president Martin Goodman (left), editor-in-chief of The Star, and Ross Munro, CP president and publisher of Montreal Gazette
One-liners from columnist Ann Landers had everyone chuckling at Canadian Press annual dinner last night including CP vice-president Martin Goodman (left), editor-in-chief of The Star, and Ross Munro, CP president and publisher of Montreal Gazette
4/19/1978
The columnist who reaches 60 million readers, Ann Landers, talks with some fans last night in the Queen Elizabeth Building after a speech sponsored by The Star
The columnist who reaches 60 million readers, Ann Landers, talks with some fans last night in the Queen Elizabeth Building after a speech sponsored by The Star
9/25/1975
Star advice columnist Ann Landers. I haven't had a facelift
Star advice columnist Ann Landers. I haven't had a facelift
4/20/1978
Wheeling along: Columnist Ann Landers is wheelchair-bound because of an accident on a Chicago escalator last week.
Wheeling along: Columnist Ann Landers is wheelchair-bound because of an accident on a Chicago escalator last week.
9/16/1985
The Anglican Church in Windermere, in Muskoka, has designs etched into the wood of the baptismal font (foreground), pews, altar and walls, to the deli(...)
The Anglican Church in Windermere, in Muskoka, has designs etched into the wood of the baptismal font (foreground), pews, altar and walls, to the deli(...)
8/27/1972
Empty Pews in St. Jude's Anglican Church in Thornton, 15 miles southeast of Barrie, are typical of rural churches. Last year it was found that 15 out (...)
Empty Pews in St. Jude's Anglican Church in Thornton, 15 miles southeast of Barrie, are typical of rural churches. Last year it was found that 15 out (...)
8/11/1970
Ann Landers' advice to troubled, loverlorn, bewildered and hurting readers has been analyzed by Cornell Unversity professor David Grossvogel in his new book, Dear Ann Landers
Ann Landers' advice to troubled, loverlorn, bewildered and hurting readers has been analyzed by Cornell Unversity professor David Grossvogel in his new book, Dear Ann Landers
10/29/1987
Super confident Ann Landers. She's square - but compassionate
Super confident Ann Landers. She's square - but compassionate
1/16/1975
Spectacular feature of the trading floor in the new stock exchange are the telephone desks for traders and their assistants. These smart pews when sur(...)
Spectacular feature of the trading floor in the new stock exchange are the telephone desks for traders and their assistants. These smart pews when sur(...)
3/19/1937
Protestant chapel was completely destroyed by the 500 rioting inmates at Kingston Penitentiary although the Bible was left intact. Pews were smashed a(...)
Protestant chapel was completely destroyed by the 500 rioting inmates at Kingston Penitentiary although the Bible was left intact. Pews were smashed a(...)
4/23/1971