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Singing the old songs to mark a half-century of community service by the Kiwanis Club of West Toronto, Horace Lapp plays the organ for vocalists, from left: Ted Johnson, of Denver, Col
Singing the old songs to mark a half-century of community service by the Kiwanis Club of West Toronto, Horace Lapp plays the organ for vocalists, from left: Ted Johnson, of Denver, Col

Singing the old songs to mark a half-century of community service by the Kiwanis Club of West Toronto, Horace Lapp plays the organ for vocalists, from left: Ted Johnson, of Denver, Col

Date9/9/1971
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0061468F
On hands last night to reminisce about the old songs and jokes from Happy Gang Days, bandleader Bobby Gimby (left) and Horace Lapp have a fun time wit(...)
On hands last night to reminisce about the old songs and jokes from Happy Gang Days, bandleader Bobby Gimby (left) and Horace Lapp have a fun time wit(...)
3/22/1977
Outside Casa Loma, president Richard Crawley of the Kiwanis Club of West Toronto, which operates the castle, looks it over with Arlene McLeneghan, 8, and Nick Calitri, 12, who are in program run by Kiwanis, YMCA and YWCA.
Outside Casa Loma, president Richard Crawley of the Kiwanis Club of West Toronto, which operates the castle, looks it over with Arlene McLeneghan, 8, and Nick Calitri, 12, who are in program run by Kiwanis, YMCA and YWCA.
3/17/1973
Baby at the grand: Karen Choi, 5, of Agincourt, one of the youngest contestants in the Kiwanis Music Festival, plays her set piece, a sonatina, with skill, then curtsies politely to the adjudicator
Baby at the grand: Karen Choi, 5, of Agincourt, one of the youngest contestants in the Kiwanis Music Festival, plays her set piece, a sonatina, with skill, then curtsies politely to the adjudicator
2/10/1986
Annette plays the portable organ, and the five famous sisters rehearse some of the songs they will sing at a Victory Loan rally in Maple Leaf Gardens.(...)
Annette plays the portable organ, and the five famous sisters rehearse some of the songs they will sing at a Victory Loan rally in Maple Leaf Gardens.(...)
10/20/1942
Prodigy with no piano, 18-year-old Judith Kenedi last night won highest marks yet awarded in Kiwanis Music Festival for her performance of a Beethoven(...)
Prodigy with no piano, 18-year-old Judith Kenedi last night won highest marks yet awarded in Kiwanis Music Festival for her performance of a Beethoven(...)
2/14/1968
Working with sketches of Casa Loma decorations are Peter Thomson and Sue Walker as they prepare the castle for the transformation Kiwanis Club of West(...)
Working with sketches of Casa Loma decorations are Peter Thomson and Sue Walker as they prepare the castle for the transformation Kiwanis Club of West(...)
10/15/1963
Sepia toned photograph of a castle.
Casa Loma operated by Kiwanis Club of West Toronto, Inc.
Approximately 1937
The vocalist's class book
The vocalist's class book
1831
July 1982 Kiwanis Boys & Girls Club (Spruce St
July 1982 Kiwanis Boys & Girls Club (Spruce St
7/1/1982
It's a long way down! Janice Brewer of Oakville Kiwanis track club looks towards the ground as she clears bar to win midget girl's high jump event in (...)
It's a long way down! Janice Brewer of Oakville Kiwanis track club looks towards the ground as she clears bar to win midget girl's high jump event in (...)
7/8/1973
Mayoral chain of office is presented last night to East York Mayor True Davidson by Reginald Martin, president of East York Kiwanis Club. The $600 emb(...)
Mayoral chain of office is presented last night to East York Mayor True Davidson by Reginald Martin, president of East York Kiwanis Club. The $600 emb(...)
10/28/1968
Mrs. Alice Timleck settled her accounts with the city today. At the new model home built by the Riverdale Kiwanis club in Leaside. Mayor Day accepted (...)
Mrs. Alice Timleck settled her accounts with the city today. At the new model home built by the Riverdale Kiwanis club in Leaside. Mayor Day accepted (...)
10/17/1938