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They're Jammed in here, but later on Bill Pullum, his wife Joyce and sons David and Trevor had a DC-8 Jet and seven stewardesses all to themselves. There were no other passengers on the 250-seat airliner. Stranded with only $20 when they missed their chartered plane at Toronto International Airport, the family worried and waited. Then word - and the private jet - came through.

Picture, 1970
At 80, James McCrackan walks two to five miles a day and his granddaughter Janie Hodgson, 5, sometimes runs to meet him. McCrackan has been a walker all his life.

Picture, 1973
Judge R. E. Holland. Hearing tax dispute

Picture, 1972
Henry Melnick

Picture, 1996
Allan Fergus

Picture, 1996
Collectors' shop: Larry Becker, owner of Larry Becker's Collectibles Warehouse on Limestone Crescent in North York, shows some of his railroad memorabilia. His inventory includes military and transportation-related artifacts, post cards, coins, newspapers, sheet music and magazines.

Picture, 1986
Above, bride and groom Kimberly and Peter Murphy place flower girl Sarah Cowie next to them for receiving line.

Picture, 1988
Lionel Purcell, Loses breeding stock.

Picture, 1975
Police shooting it out with teller during hold-up at Bank of Montreal...Yonge and Front.

Picture, 1962
McCarthy

Picture, 1973
Philip Holland, 73, shows the taxman that it's far too soon to write him off. The grandfather recently received a letter from Revenue Canada implying he's dead. But he shows he's very much alive as wife Anne checks his ticker.

Picture, 1989
Paul Melling class of 2000

Picture, 1997
Wayne Thomson, an electrician in England, says: 'The first time I've ever been in jail is when I come for a vacation in Canada.' He spent 16 days in jail, detained by a suspicious immigration department, and was robbed his first day out.

Picture, 1991
Bernie Farber

Picture, 1994
On track: Juri Pill, TTC's general manager, is involved in planning Metro's projected transit needs, which include possible extensions of subway routes, 'busways' and light rapid transit lines, shown left.

Picture, 1986
Jim Rae of G.D. Searle and Co. uses his firm's aspartame sweetener.

Picture, 1984
Fish story: Gaston (left) and John Claude Bergeron show how big around the creature they saw was.

Picture, 1980
Terry Mundell

Picture, 1997
With scrap steel selling for half of what it was a year ago, dealers like Benny Stark have to recycle heaps of ingenuity to keep their businesses alive.

Picture, 1982
Voicing concern: Patrick Quinn, atop the new CBC offices, is a voice calling for change in the engineering profession.

Picture, 1990

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10 778 résultats pour Newspaper publishing--Ontario--Toronto

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At 80, James McCrackan walks two to five miles a day and his granddaughter Janie Hodgson, 5, sometimes runs to meet him. McCrackan has been a walker all his life.

Judge R. E. Holland. Hearing tax dispute

Henry Melnick

Allan Fergus

Collectors' shop: Larry Becker, owner of Larry Becker's Collectibles Warehouse on Limestone Crescent in North York, shows some of his railroad memorabilia. His inventory includes military and transportation-related artifacts, post cards, coins, newspapers, sheet music and magazines.

Above, bride and groom Kimberly and Peter Murphy place flower girl Sarah Cowie next to them for receiving line.

Lionel Purcell, Loses breeding stock.

Police shooting it out with teller during hold-up at Bank of Montreal...Yonge and Front.

McCarthy

Philip Holland, 73, shows the taxman that it's far too soon to write him off. The grandfather recently received a letter from Revenue Canada implying he's dead. But he shows he's very much alive as wife Anne checks his ticker.

Paul Melling class of 2000

Wayne Thomson, an electrician in England, says: 'The first time I've ever been in jail is when I come for a vacation in Canada.' He spent 16 days in jail, detained by a suspicious immigration department, and was robbed his first day out.

Bernie Farber

On track: Juri Pill, TTC's general manager, is involved in planning Metro's projected transit needs, which include possible extensions of subway routes, 'busways' and light rapid transit lines, shown left.

Jim Rae of G.D. Searle and Co. uses his firm's aspartame sweetener.

Fish story: Gaston (left) and John Claude Bergeron show how big around the creature they saw was.

Terry Mundell

With scrap steel selling for half of what it was a year ago, dealers like Benny Stark have to recycle heaps of ingenuity to keep their businesses alive.

Voicing concern: Patrick Quinn, atop the new CBC offices, is a voice calling for change in the engineering profession.

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