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Uncle Sam's famous national songs

Ephemera, 1918

Mr. Ripple: The Canadian-born; iron-pumping headbanger Thor; who blends savage music and maniacal feats of strength in a rock 'n' ripple roadshow that has been drawing huge crowds in London in recent months; is at Heaven tomorrow with his lady; Pantera.

Picture, 1985

Doesn't shy away: Tiger-Cats' general manager Ralph Sazio is impressed with the play of linebacker Ben Zambiasi (31). Sazio says the Georgia product has great quickness and speed as well as being tough. Says Sazio: He doesn't shy away from tackles.

Picture, 1979

Ecumenical church: Rev. Paul Owen is minister of Greenborough Community Church; 2000 Keele St.; where Roman Catholics and Protestants of various denominations all retain their own seperate beliefs. The church; which originated 31 years ago; is particularly active in Volunteer work in the community and last year won the York Lions Club's Outstanding Service to the Comunity award.

Picture, 1981

Easter greetings 1894

Ephemera, 1894

A thunderous sound greeted the audience at the O'Keefe Centre last night when the Three Dog Night rock band started to play. The group has had an immense amount of experience and seemed to have the audience on its side. Two of the performers with group include Chuck Nigro; left and Danny Hutton.

Picture, 1970

Making progress: Argo lineman Stephen Delcol receives treatment from chiropractor Borys Chambul for the effects of a back injury he suffered during '83 season. Del Col, 24, said he had trouble getting out of bed and felt like an old man before turning to Chambul for help.

Picture, 1984

Time Out: Keri Lyn Chapman pauses in target practice. Shooting has been difficult skill to master; young athlete says.

Picture, 1984

Up and over: Argos cornerback Reg Berry gets upended as Tom Richards of Edmonton barrels through. Eskies helping out are Cornelius Redick (79) and Stephen Jones. Argos led 16-0 at halftime before Edmonton launched comeback.

Picture, 1989

North York Alderman Katie Hayhurst kicks off competition between North York and Scarborough councillors and their families to reduce household garbage by taking bottles, cans to recycling depots, buying no non-returnables, bundling papers separately, making compost heaps. Contest lasts till Oct. 18.

Picture, 1976

Leaside Public Library Board. Annual report 1947.

eBook, 1948

Car-winning Jays fan Bert Hynes waves to baseball crowd at Exhibition Stadium last night after being presented with a new car by John Russell, a Canadian Honda Motor Ltd. official. He was one of five people to win a car - it was the Blue Jays' way of thanking the first million fans to attend their home games. This couldn't have come at a better time . . . the old car's ready to fall apart.

Picture, 1977

Rev. Arthur Organ. Physical death is release into eternity

Picture, 1976

King St. W., looking west from Yonge St., Toronto, Ont.

Picture, 1900

Church building extended 62; Following months of rebuilding and alterations to Timothy Eaton Memorial church; St. Clair Ave. W.; the new chancel and sanctuary; made possible by Lady Eaton and her children; will be dedicated tonight. Dr. George Buttrick of Madison Avenue Presbyterian church; New York; will be special preacher.

Picture, 1938

Lewis Glait, left, a former physical education teacher, was in charge of the camp fitness program. There was no emphasis on winning and Glait noted when competition was removed, boys tended to pick balanced teams. Other physical educators say stress on winning deprives many Canadian children of the chance to take part in activities.

Picture, 1972

Shelling out: Francoise Mougeon hands out Halloween treats to Alyssa; 3; and Victoria; 6. The trick or treating children are accompanied by their mother; Jacquelin Murdoch.

Picture, 1987

Colgate and Co. calendar 1903

Ephemera, 1903

Paraplegic John Meyers. In spare time from United Appeal work, he sculpture

Picture, 1971

Making a splash: Via Rail president Pierre Franche smashes a bottle of champagne against the front coupling of the locomotive on the International, sending the train on its maiden voyage.

Picture, 1982

Transquility base rock group performed for 2;000 approving fans at the Ontario Place Forum last night. The rock sextet; including the three members shown; was urged back on stage for several encores despite poor sound effects.

Picture, 1971

Staying home: Borys Chambul, the No. 1 ranked discus thrower in Canada, won't be at Commonwealth Games as a result of a situation rife with confusion and misunderstanding.

Picture, 1982

Ron Bonotto

Picture, 1994

Can do, McAdoo: Hamilton running back Derrick McAdoo managed to hang on to the ball, but Edmonton linebacker Leroy Blugh couldn't hold McAdoo yesterday.

Picture, 1990

Katie Hayhurst: On Arctic canoe trip.

Picture, 1973

Archives numériques de l'Ontario

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Uncle Sam's famous national songs

Mr. Ripple: The Canadian-born; iron-pumping headbanger Thor; who blends savage music and maniacal feats of strength in a rock 'n' ripple roadshow that has been drawing huge crowds in London in recent months; is at Heaven tomorrow with his lady; Pantera.

Doesn't shy away: Tiger-Cats' general manager Ralph Sazio is impressed with the play of linebacker Ben Zambiasi (31). Sazio says the Georgia product has great quickness and speed as well as being tough. Says Sazio: He doesn't shy away from tackles.

Easter greetings 1894

A thunderous sound greeted the audience at the O'Keefe Centre last night when the Three Dog Night rock band started to play. The group has had an immense amount of experience and seemed to have the audience on its side. Two of the performers with group include Chuck Nigro; left and Danny Hutton.

Making progress: Argo lineman Stephen Delcol receives treatment from chiropractor Borys Chambul for the effects of a back injury he suffered during '83 season. Del Col, 24, said he had trouble getting out of bed and felt like an old man before turning to Chambul for help.

Time Out: Keri Lyn Chapman pauses in target practice. Shooting has been difficult skill to master; young athlete says.

Up and over: Argos cornerback Reg Berry gets upended as Tom Richards of Edmonton barrels through. Eskies helping out are Cornelius Redick (79) and Stephen Jones. Argos led 16-0 at halftime before Edmonton launched comeback.

North York Alderman Katie Hayhurst kicks off competition between North York and Scarborough councillors and their families to reduce household garbage by taking bottles, cans to recycling depots, buying no non-returnables, bundling papers separately, making compost heaps. Contest lasts till Oct. 18.

Leaside Public Library Board. Annual report 1947.

Rev. Arthur Organ. Physical death is release into eternity

King St. W., looking west from Yonge St., Toronto, Ont.

Shelling out: Francoise Mougeon hands out Halloween treats to Alyssa; 3; and Victoria; 6. The trick or treating children are accompanied by their mother; Jacquelin Murdoch.

Colgate and Co. calendar 1903

Paraplegic John Meyers. In spare time from United Appeal work, he sculpture

Making a splash: Via Rail president Pierre Franche smashes a bottle of champagne against the front coupling of the locomotive on the International, sending the train on its maiden voyage.

Transquility base rock group performed for 2;000 approving fans at the Ontario Place Forum last night. The rock sextet; including the three members shown; was urged back on stage for several encores despite poor sound effects.

Staying home: Borys Chambul, the No. 1 ranked discus thrower in Canada, won't be at Commonwealth Games as a result of a situation rife with confusion and misunderstanding.

Ron Bonotto

Can do, McAdoo: Hamilton running back Derrick McAdoo managed to hang on to the ball, but Edmonton linebacker Leroy Blugh couldn't hold McAdoo yesterday.

Katie Hayhurst: On Arctic canoe trip.

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