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Home from India, Back from more than a year in India with Canada's Peace Corps are Torontonians Susan Hamilton (left) and Catherine Thompson. Both ret(...)
Home from India, Back from more than a year in India with Canada's Peace Corps are Torontonians Susan Hamilton (left) and Catherine Thompson. Both ret(...)

Home from India, Back from more than a year in India with Canada's Peace Corps are Torontonians Susan Hamilton (left) and Catherine Thompson. Both ret(...)

Date12/19/1963
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Original Toronto Star caption: Home from India; Back from more than a year in India with Canada's Peace Corps are Torontonians Susan Hamilton (left) and Catherine Thompson. Both returned determined to be ambassadors for better world understanding; they said.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0010814F
Torontonians - both those who served and those too young to remember the conflicts that struck down their countrymen - paid tribute to Canada's war de(...)
Torontonians - both those who served and those too young to remember the conflicts that struck down their countrymen - paid tribute to Canada's war de(...)
11/11/1978
te patterns and brilliant colors of handmade Oriental rugs are more and more Torontonians to buy these exotic and artistic crea an Mojtahedi, whose family owns Moj Persian Rugs on Yorkville, says a growing number of people want the carpets for practical and functional decor purposes at home
te patterns and brilliant colors of handmade Oriental rugs are more and more Torontonians to buy these exotic and artistic crea an Mojtahedi, whose family owns Moj Persian Rugs on Yorkville, says a growing number of people want the carpets for practical and functional decor purposes at home
1/6/1978
Stirton, a Dunkirk survivor of the Royal Tank Corps, sits in the power-driven Canada's first army tank as it rolls from the assembly line of the C.P.R(...)
Stirton, a Dunkirk survivor of the Royal Tank Corps, sits in the power-driven Canada's first army tank as it rolls from the assembly line of the C.P.R(...)
5/31/1941
Mrs. Roland Michener, wife of Canada's new high commissioner to India, likes nothing better than a poolside romp with one of her four granddaughters. (...)
Mrs. Roland Michener, wife of Canada's new high commissioner to India, likes nothing better than a poolside romp with one of her four granddaughters. (...)
7/8/1964
Torontonians polled by The Star were unanimous in calling for more Canadian talent at CNE Grandstand shows
Torontonians polled by The Star were unanimous in calling for more Canadian talent at CNE Grandstand shows
8/30/1973
Crosses sea under own canvas from Norway, Torontonians will soon have a chance to see the sailing ship Sortlandet, which has crossed the ocean from No(...)
Crosses sea under own canvas from Norway, Torontonians will soon have a chance to see the sailing ship Sortlandet, which has crossed the ocean from No(...)
5/20/1933
Torontonians will drink from this
Torontonians will drink from this
12/1/1932
King Edward VII, who as Prince of Wales opened Queen's Park in 1860, shares his horse with John Maloney and Andrew Kates, both 12. The bronze statue was brought from India and unveiled here in 1969
King Edward VII, who as Prince of Wales opened Queen's Park in 1860, shares his horse with John Maloney and Andrew Kates, both 12. The bronze statue was brought from India and unveiled here in 1969
7/15/1975
Hunger and Terror are remembered by Musleh Haqqi, 32, and his wife, Suraiya, 22, as they sit with their children, 18-month-old daughter, Ayeshe, and 3-year-old son, Shaheer, now back at their home in Mississauga, as they tell how they were caught in war between India and Pakistan, and struggled to safety
Hunger and Terror are remembered by Musleh Haqqi, 32, and his wife, Suraiya, 22, as they sit with their children, 18-month-old daughter, Ayeshe, and 3-year-old son, Shaheer, now back at their home in Mississauga, as they tell how they were caught in war between India and Pakistan, and struggled to safety
1/10/1972
Torontonians Paul Toyne, left, and Robinson play their game Balderdash, a favorite of the cast of TV show Night Heat, with stars Jeff Wincott, right, and Scott Hylands
Torontonians Paul Toyne, left, and Robinson play their game Balderdash, a favorite of the cast of TV show Night Heat, with stars Jeff Wincott, right, and Scott Hylands
11/11/1986
for a year. At right are Mary Lou Faris of Rolphton and Jon Church of Palmerston, both of Ontario Agricultural College, Muelph. They plan to marry in May before leaving for two years in India
for a year. At right are Mary Lou Faris of Rolphton and Jon Church of Palmerston, both of Ontario Agricultural College, Muelph. They plan to marry in May before leaving for two years in India
2/11/1963
U.S. Celebrites join Torontonians in year's final fling
U.S. Celebrites join Torontonians in year's final fling
1/2/1942