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All in family
All in family

All in family

Date12/21/1983
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Original Toronto Star caption: All in family: Ted and Linda Dionne of Oshawa are seen with their children, Darcy,7, Joseph, 6 months, Julie, 5, Alicia, 3, and Marc, 9. Dionne, a policeman, heads Durham branch of group that works for autistic children.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0027914F
All in family: A proud Sergeant John Richardson welcomes his son John, 22, and daughter Kimberly, 20, into the OPP after the two graduated from the same class
All in family: A proud Sergeant John Richardson welcomes his son John, 22, and daughter Kimberly, 20, into the OPP after the two graduated from the same class
3/24/1989
The New Helicopter of the Ontario Provincial Police takes off with four members of an Indian family stranded near Hudson Bay while others in the famil(...)
The New Helicopter of the Ontario Provincial Police takes off with four members of an Indian family stranded near Hudson Bay while others in the famil(...)
11/5/1974
The family of Jonathan Howell sits at Metro police headquarters on College St
The family of Jonathan Howell sits at Metro police headquarters on College St
11/14/1991
Family tradition: Durham Region's Joe Loughlin, foreground, with police cadet daughter Sherri and son Dave, a constable in Metro's 41 Division
Family tradition: Durham Region's Joe Loughlin, foreground, with police cadet daughter Sherri and son Dave, a constable in Metro's 41 Division
10/31/1988
Stranded while trapping along Hudson Bay where shrub trees give way to open tundra, the Chookomilin Indian family-Albert, his wife, Helen, and his sis(...)
Stranded while trapping along Hudson Bay where shrub trees give way to open tundra, the Chookomilin Indian family-Albert, his wife, Helen, and his sis(...)
11/5/1974
Central figures in inquiry by Mr. Justice Campbell Grant into behavior of two Toronto magistrates were all at home yesterday when report of the probe (...)
Central figures in inquiry by Mr. Justice Campbell Grant into behavior of two Toronto magistrates were all at home yesterday when report of the probe (...)
9/24/1968
In swimming style, Six-year-old Thomas Bird is all smiles yesterday after competing in the 7th annual Durham Regional Police Disabled Children's Games(...)
In swimming style, Six-year-old Thomas Bird is all smiles yesterday after competing in the 7th annual Durham Regional Police Disabled Children's Games(...)
11/23/1991
Neville Gillespie heads RCMP squad, He's concerned most of all with heroin
Neville Gillespie heads RCMP squad, He's concerned most of all with heroin
10/10/1974
Image shows police divers plunging into the water.
Harbor police scuba divers plunge into the ice-covered water of the harbor; led by 2nd Officer Ernie Norrey (top). Following him are Brian Kennedy; David Bryan and Ulrich Ertle. In the water; only the tops of their heads show (bottom) as they practise holding their breath to conserve air and keep in shape in case a car plunges into the lake. They practise all year; even in 30-degree weather like today.
2/2/1972
Image shows a few policemen in the boat with other ships in the background.
Harbor police clear the way. Patrol officers Bruce Hales and Mike McLafferty of the Harbor Police take a 40-foot all-weather lifeboat with a one-ton (...)
2/20/1973
From one labrador retriever to all German Shepherds and Dobermans in Toronto, a message from 14-year-old Radford Cooke's dog, Gyp, reading: I Love Pol(...)
From one labrador retriever to all German Shepherds and Dobermans in Toronto, a message from 14-year-old Radford Cooke's dog, Gyp, reading: I Love Pol(...)
2/18/1973
For the first time, Durham Regional Police headquarters will be able to communicate by radio with all of the 287 officers on its staff across the regi(...)
For the first time, Durham Regional Police headquarters will be able to communicate by radio with all of the 287 officers on its staff across the regi(...)
10/14/1976