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Hans Gottsche, Guelph police Sergeant

Picture, 1998

Sleeman's brewery, Guelph

Picture, 1994

All Ears. Libby Weatherday; 6 ; of Guelph; Iistens intently as staff at the Hospital for Sick Children out on a play called Talls; which encourages kids to be proud of the qualities that make them unique. Ears were handed out before the show.

Picture, 1992

Eyes for the skies. Two distinct cultures - traditional Mennonite and modern aerodynamics - came together this week as the Weber family spent a morning watching jets land at Pearson International Airport. The Webers, Mennonits from Mount Forest, north of Guelph, were planning an afternoon visit to African Lion Safari.

Picture, 1992

Welcome sign to Alma, Ont.

Picture, 1989

Guelph campus: A woodland trail with access for disabled people is one feature of the university campus, where original stone agriculture buildings are interspersed with modern structures housing arts and science

Picture, 1985

Canada - Ontario - Guelph

Picture, 1982

Area landmark: The twin spires of the Church of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception modelled after the cathedral in Cologne; West Germany have been the first sight to great travellers to the Guelph area since they were completed in 1926. The land for the church was given to Bishop Macdonell in 1827 by John Galt; founder of the city. Some of the city's smaller industries have been hard-hit by the recession.

Picture, 1982

Canada - Ontario - Guelph

Picture, 1982

Lots of muscle: An inmate at Guelph Correctional Centre shows off the strength he uses to pry apart jaws of steer skulls at work at Better Beef Ltd., a private packing firm operating on the grounds of the reformatory. The inmate is one of 48 inmates who work each day with 120 civilian employees at the abattoir. He earns $350 a week for his labors.

Picture, 1982

Ontario Veterinary College (founded-1862) 1922

Picture, 1982

Canada - Ontario - Guelph

Picture, 1982

Harriston; How they named it; Located 45 miles northwest of Guelph; this town grew up on the banks of the Maitiand River. It was named after Archibald Harrison; the first to settle in the area. He built a sawmill in 1854; laid out the town lots a few years later and with James Stark opened the first hotel in the area. Harrison became the first postmaster.

Picture, 1982

Guelph

Picture, 1979

Wreckage left by 150 rioting Guelph prisoners is inspected by prison official Jim Cassidy

Picture, 1979

Prison official John Walker indicates the 9-by-18-inch window gap seven prisoners escaped through at Guelph

Picture, 1979

Church of our Lady looms over downtown Guelph from atop a hill at the end of the city's main street

Picture, 1977

Canada - Ontario - Guelph

Picture, 1977

A 100-foot-square plastic bubble inflated over a Balmoral Dr. pool. Bramalea, Ontario

Picture, 1974

In the abattoir at Guelph Correctional Centre; inmates and civilians work at the cutting table preparing meat for correctional institutions and mental hospitals. The inmates earn $5 a week. Under a new program they're being offered to private industry at regular salaries.

Picture, 1974

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Hans Gottsche, Guelph police Sergeant

Sleeman's brewery, Guelph

All Ears. Libby Weatherday; 6 ; of Guelph; Iistens intently as staff at the Hospital for Sick Children out on a play called Talls; which encourages kids to be proud of the qualities that make them unique. Ears were handed out before the show.

Welcome sign to Alma, Ont.

Guelph campus: A woodland trail with access for disabled people is one feature of the university campus, where original stone agriculture buildings are interspersed with modern structures housing arts and science

Canada - Ontario - Guelph

Canada - Ontario - Guelph

Ontario Veterinary College (founded-1862) 1922

Canada - Ontario - Guelph

Guelph

Wreckage left by 150 rioting Guelph prisoners is inspected by prison official Jim Cassidy

Prison official John Walker indicates the 9-by-18-inch window gap seven prisoners escaped through at Guelph

Church of our Lady looms over downtown Guelph from atop a hill at the end of the city's main street

Canada - Ontario - Guelph

A 100-foot-square plastic bubble inflated over a Balmoral Dr. pool. Bramalea, Ontario

In the abattoir at Guelph Correctional Centre; inmates and civilians work at the cutting table preparing meat for correctional institutions and mental hospitals. The inmates earn $5 a week. Under a new program they're being offered to private industry at regular salaries.

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