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Second tirp: Seventy-five-year-old Isabella Donohue takes it all in good spirits as she is carried from Sherway Gardens by ambulance men on her second evacuation trip yesterday
Second tirp: Seventy-five-year-old Isabella Donohue takes it all in good spirits as she is carried from Sherway Gardens by ambulance men on her second evacuation trip yesterday

Second tirp: Seventy-five-year-old Isabella Donohue takes it all in good spirits as she is carried from Sherway Gardens by ambulance men on her second evacuation trip yesterday

Date11/11/1979
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Original Toronto Star caption: Second tirp: Seventy-five-year-old Isabella Donohue takes it all in good spirits as she is carried from Sherway Gardens by ambulance men on her second evacuation trip yesterday.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Heavily-laden motorcyclist heads back into Mississauga after evacuation order was partly lifted
Heavily-laden motorcyclist heads back into Mississauga after evacuation order was partly lifted
11/13/1979
A Mississauga family registers at the evacuation centre in Brampton Centennial Secondary School (upper right)
A Mississauga family registers at the evacuation centre in Brampton Centennial Secondary School (upper right)
11/11/1979
The largest mass evacuation in North American history was completed yesterday when about 220,000 people were moved from their Mississauga homes under (...)
The largest mass evacuation in North American history was completed yesterday when about 220,000 people were moved from their Mississauga homes under (...)
11/11/1979
Fireman examines hole in chlorine tanker that forced evacuation of Mississauga residents
Fireman examines hole in chlorine tanker that forced evacuation of Mississauga residents
11/19/1979
A feline rescue: Mark Hennick, whose home is still in evacuation area, was allowed in by police to rescue family's cat, Buffy, who had been left behind 3 days ago
A feline rescue: Mark Hennick, whose home is still in evacuation area, was allowed in by police to rescue family's cat, Buffy, who had been left behind 3 days ago
11/13/1979
Last-second leap as a freight train roars down is the object of boys aged 10 to 15 who play a deadly game of chicken on a trestle 25 feet above a rese(...)
Last-second leap as a freight train roars down is the object of boys aged 10 to 15 who play a deadly game of chicken on a trestle 25 feet above a rese(...)
7/31/1972
Last-second leap as a freight train roars down is the object of boys aged 10 to 15 who play a deadly game of chicken on a railway trestle north of Mal(...)
Last-second leap as a freight train roars down is the object of boys aged 10 to 15 who play a deadly game of chicken on a railway trestle north of Mal(...)
7/31/1972
Home movies. Sergeant Mark Spafford of Peel Regional police takes videotape recordings of citizens returning home after being kept away for six days. (...)
Home movies. Sergeant Mark Spafford of Peel Regional police takes videotape recordings of citizens returning home after being kept away for six days. (...)
11/16/1979
Rescued from sabotaged train, youngster clings with his arms around shoulders of Etobicoke fireman James Grant, as he is carried to safety from scene (...)
Rescued from sabotaged train, youngster clings with his arms around shoulders of Etobicoke fireman James Grant, as he is carried to safety from scene (...)
4/20/1969
Rescued from sabotaged train, a shocked youngster huddles in arms of Etobicoke fireman James Grant as he is carried from the scene of the derailment i(...)
Rescued from sabotaged train, a shocked youngster huddles in arms of Etobicoke fireman James Grant as he is carried from the scene of the derailment i(...)
4/20/1969
Injured engineer of the wrecked train, Stewart Vince, is carried on a stretcher over a makeshift ramp
Injured engineer of the wrecked train, Stewart Vince, is carried on a stretcher over a makeshift ramp
4/21/1969
Head-on crash of two CNR freight trains killed at least two men early today at Pefferlaw, 30 miles northeast of Newmarket. Three men were injured, one(...)
Head-on crash of two CNR freight trains killed at least two men early today at Pefferlaw, 30 miles northeast of Newmarket. Three men were injured, one(...)
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