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Capt. Jerry Shellington; from London; Ont. second in command on Grizzly-Armor car.

Picture, 1984

Measles Immunization clinic in London, Ont., pleased parents but not Billy Barlow, 2, although he's getting shot from new device that injects vaccine without needle. Some 11,000 children were inoculated with one-shot vaccine.

Picture, 1967

London; Ont; Mike Harris

Picture, 1997

Sharp lookout: Pte. Daniel Meyer of the 22nd Service Battalion; from London; Ont.; helps guard field hospital at during the militia's annual field training exercise.

Picture, 1992

London; Ont.

Picture, 1997

Paul Savage from Toronto's Scarborough club is Ontario's skip in Canadian curling championships opening Monday in London, Ont. It's third trip to Brier for Savage and last year his rink placed second, beating three western rinks but losing to three of the weakest entries in field. This year he's back with same personnel, Ron Green, Ed Werenich, Bob thompson. CBC will televise final round next Saturday.

Picture, 1974

Bright Forecast: Prime Minister Brian Mulroney talks to reporters yesterday in London, Ont. He urged Canadians to vote Yes to more jobs.

Picture, 1992

Time out for a commercial: Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau may have lost the attention of supporters for a second or two at a London, Ont., arena when Margery Cummings appeared to advertise a local strippers' club in the city.

Picture, 1972

Go anywhere, Constable Doug Andrews takes notes on the Bombardier Snowmobile he's learning to drive. The Ontario Provincial Police have just bought three vehicles, which will be stationed at Belleville, Chatham and London, Ont.

Picture, 1978

London; Ont.

Picture, 1997

Private Daniel Meyer with 22nd service Batalion from London; Ont. on Guard at Petawawa; Ont.

Picture, 1992

George McGaffin of London; Ont.; washes down a sheep in preparation for showing at the Royal Winter Fair; which starts today. Competitors say grooming can make the different between winning and losing in livestock shows; and yesterday the Coliseum at Exhibition Place looked like beauty salon for animals. Farmers across Canada have entered livestock shows. Fair ends Nov. 19.

Picture, 1977

London, Ont Mayor

Picture, 1995

Gentlemen of the press confront the four men who directed the epic 4 1/2-year investigation of the rise and fall of Atlantic Acceptance Corp. Left; Albert Shepherd; London; Ont.; lawyer who was counsel to the royal commission and who pieced together the puzzle for the consideration of roayl commissioner Mr. Justice San Hughes; second from left. Second from right; John Orr; a senior partner with Touche; Ross and Co.; was consultatn on accounting matters. Right; Jack Lind; secretary; directed the administration of the commission.

Picture, 1969

Toronto a step in Jane's tour. Actress-activist Jane Fonda stepped off a plane at Toronto Airport yesterday for a stopover on way to London; Ont.; anti-Viet Nam war speaking tour. The actress was due to return to Toronto tomorrow but was arrested in Cleveland today on assault charges after flying there from her Londaon engagement.

Picture, 1970

'The older I get the better my life gets;' says Marian Fowler; author of Below The Peacock Fan: First Ladies of the Raj. She lives half her life in London; the other half in Shelburne; Ont. writing.

Picture, 1987

Gold rush: Eager buyers line up at the Bank of Nova Scotia at King and Bay Sts. today as gold reached an unbelievable $740 (Canadian) an ounce on the London market. The line-up started around 9 a.m. At opening time; an hour later; the line was half a block long.

Picture, 1980

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Capt. Jerry Shellington; from London; Ont. second in command on Grizzly-Armor car.

Measles Immunization clinic in London, Ont., pleased parents but not Billy Barlow, 2, although he's getting shot from new device that injects vaccine without needle. Some 11,000 children were inoculated with one-shot vaccine.

London; Ont; Mike Harris

Sharp lookout: Pte. Daniel Meyer of the 22nd Service Battalion; from London; Ont.; helps guard field hospital at during the militia's annual field training exercise.

London; Ont.

Bright Forecast: Prime Minister Brian Mulroney talks to reporters yesterday in London, Ont. He urged Canadians to vote Yes to more jobs.

Time out for a commercial: Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau may have lost the attention of supporters for a second or two at a London, Ont., arena when Margery Cummings appeared to advertise a local strippers' club in the city.

Go anywhere, Constable Doug Andrews takes notes on the Bombardier Snowmobile he's learning to drive. The Ontario Provincial Police have just bought three vehicles, which will be stationed at Belleville, Chatham and London, Ont.

London; Ont.

Private Daniel Meyer with 22nd service Batalion from London; Ont. on Guard at Petawawa; Ont.

London, Ont Mayor

'The older I get the better my life gets;' says Marian Fowler; author of Below The Peacock Fan: First Ladies of the Raj. She lives half her life in London; the other half in Shelburne; Ont. writing.

Gold rush: Eager buyers line up at the Bank of Nova Scotia at King and Bay Sts. today as gold reached an unbelievable $740 (Canadian) an ounce on the London market. The line-up started around 9 a.m. At opening time; an hour later; the line was half a block long.

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