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Medal Winner: Peel police officer Russ Degraaf won a gold and two bronze medals at the World Police and Firemen Games in San Diego this past summer
Medal Winner: Peel police officer Russ Degraaf won a gold and two bronze medals at the World Police and Firemen Games in San Diego this past summer

Medal Winner: Peel police officer Russ Degraaf won a gold and two bronze medals at the World Police and Firemen Games in San Diego this past summer

Date8/19/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: Medal Winner: Peel police officer Russ Degraaf won a gold and two bronze medals at the World Police and Firemen Games in San Diego this past summer.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0027915F
Russ DeGraaf, Russ DeGraaf, Peel Region police constable
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7/18/1977
Frank Consentino (left) admires gold medals in boxing won by Lefty Gwynne at 1932 Olympic Games in Los Angeles
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Winner of three gold medals in swimming events at the Commonwealth Games last month in Edmonton, Carol Klimpel is presented with a special plaque by M(...)
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7/11/1979
Team work, PC Bill Faulkner of York Regional Police prepares the remote mobile investigator to accompany human partner, Sergeant Brad Law, in the bomb(...)
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Probe witnesses: Halton Deputy Chief Robert Middaugh, left, and Larry Godgree, director of the Ontario Police College
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2/14/1989
Flying: Richard Rock of Toronto displayed his form in the men's long jump at the Pan American Games in San Juan last night but failed to finish in the medals
Flying: Richard Rock of Toronto displayed his form in the men's long jump at the Pan American Games in San Juan last night but failed to finish in the medals
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The Queen presents the gold medal to 15-year-old Colin MacAdam, winner of the 1,500-metre race at the opening of the Prince Edward Island summer games(...)
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