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Bank robbery at Bank of Montreal in London, Ont.

Picture, Date Unknown

Started in 1944; the Metro Kiwanis Music Festival is the largest amateur competition in the western world. Competitors in two-week event range from a 57-year-old pianist to a 3-year-old who plays in a Waterloo convent orchestra. Here; violinist Linda Morrisoy; 11; of London; Ont.; plays in stringed orchestra division.

Picture, 1974

London, Ont. residence of Bishop Fallon where the Bishop is ill

Picture, 1929

St. Peter's Cathedral in London (Ont.)

Picture, 1910

Help from friends: Though the family who lives at 801 Jalna Blvd. in London; Ont.; wasn't home yesterday morning; a group of men went to work to repair the roof for them. The volunteers wanted to ensure no more damage would be done by Sunday's rain-storm. The twister caused millions of dollars damage when it shattered windows; flattened cement walls and ripped off roofs.

Picture, 1984

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

Picture, 1992

Victoria Park, London, Ont.

Picture, 1910

Ready for life: John Adams, left, of Thunder Bay, meets the press flanked by Dr. Neil McKenzie, who led the surgical team that gave him a new heart and lungs at University Hospital in London, Ont.

Picture, 1983

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

Sharing skills: Araby Lockhart, right, of Toronto spent six months In Indonesia as a volunteer with Canadian Crossroads International. Gordon Rogers, of London, Ont., spent his term in Botswana teaching skills to young people.

Picture, 1990

Canoeist takes a dive in Harbourfront race. Skip Izon; 35; of London; Ont.; had his Cheeps I team gliding comfortably in fourth place in the annual Harbourfront Ice Canoe Race when he tumbled into the water. When he resurfaced; below; he could only tread water as other competitors passed him.

Picture, 1988

"What is good for Hamilton and Toronto is good for London" : The headquarters of the Citizens' Sunday Car Committee

Ephemera, 1908

Happy Quartet: Holding trophy emblematic of Consols' provincial curling championship is winning rink from Scarboro Golf and Country club (left to right), Bob Thompson, Ed Werenich, skip Paul Savage and Ron Green. The Savage rink won last two games Saturday at East York Arena for 7-2 record and the right to represent Ontario in Canadian championships next month in London, Ont.

Picture, 1974

Pets and seniors make friends. John Cowan; a resident of Cedarbrook Lodge retirement home is Scarborough; gets a kick out of playing with a kitten from the Scarborough Animal Centre. The Pet-A-Pet program; sponsored by the animal centre; began at the Markham Rd. lodge last May after manager; Don Mitton; read about similar programs in San Francisco; Dallas; Fort Worth and London; Ont. The centre plans to take animals to seven or eight seniors' homes a month.

Picture, 1985

Happy pickets: Locked-out workers from Metro Labatt's plant share a laugh on the picket line as Ontario's beer brought enters its fourth week. A three-year contract was shot down Saturday by only 25 votes cast by Labatt's workers in Metro and London; Ont. Other workers voted for it.

Picture, 1985

Simpson's Department Store in London (Ont.)

Picture, 1954

Springbank Park, London, Canada

Picture, 1910

Richmond Street and City Hall, London, Ont. Canada

Picture, 1910

Success story: Bill Hemmer; Amway Canada Ltd.'s boss; stands in the company's immaculate warehouse in London; Ont. He won't discuss lawsuits launched against Amway in Canada.

Picture, 1982

Notice is hereby given : that a dividend of ten shillings on the pound, on the proved debts due by the estate of Messrs. Acheson & Moore, of London, will be paid by the undersigned assignees

Ephemera, 1848

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Bank robbery at Bank of Montreal in London, Ont.

London, Ont. residence of Bishop Fallon where the Bishop is ill

St. Peter's Cathedral in London (Ont.)

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

Victoria Park, London, Ont.

Ready for life: John Adams, left, of Thunder Bay, meets the press flanked by Dr. Neil McKenzie, who led the surgical team that gave him a new heart and lungs at University Hospital in London, Ont.

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.

Sharing skills: Araby Lockhart, right, of Toronto spent six months In Indonesia as a volunteer with Canadian Crossroads International. Gordon Rogers, of London, Ont., spent his term in Botswana teaching skills to young people.

Canoeist takes a dive in Harbourfront race. Skip Izon; 35; of London; Ont.; had his Cheeps I team gliding comfortably in fourth place in the annual Harbourfront Ice Canoe Race when he tumbled into the water. When he resurfaced; below; he could only tread water as other competitors passed him.

"What is good for Hamilton and Toronto is good for London" : The headquarters of the Citizens' Sunday Car Committee

Happy pickets: Locked-out workers from Metro Labatt's plant share a laugh on the picket line as Ontario's beer brought enters its fourth week. A three-year contract was shot down Saturday by only 25 votes cast by Labatt's workers in Metro and London; Ont. Other workers voted for it.

Simpson's Department Store in London (Ont.)

Springbank Park, London, Canada

Richmond Street and City Hall, London, Ont. Canada

Success story: Bill Hemmer; Amway Canada Ltd.'s boss; stands in the company's immaculate warehouse in London; Ont. He won't discuss lawsuits launched against Amway in Canada.

Notice is hereby given : that a dividend of ten shillings on the pound, on the proved debts due by the estate of Messrs. Acheson & Moore, of London, will be paid by the undersigned assignees

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