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Army visitors

Army visitors

Date5/8/1981
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Original Toronto Star caption: Army visitors: In Sunnybrook Hospital, patient John Collison is visited by Mrs. Major Joyce Creighton, right, and Ruby Cole of the Salvation Army. Although the Army is probably best known today for its social services, its evangelistic purpose is still considered as important as it was when the Army first came to Canada 100 years ago. It had been officially organized in England in 1878 by a Methodist, Rev. William Booth.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0028352F
The kickoff of a $745,950 drive, Mayor Philip Givens (left) stands with members of the Salvation Army at City Hall where he officially opened the Army(...)
The kickoff of a $745,950 drive, Mayor Philip Givens (left) stands with members of the Salvation Army at City Hall where he officially opened the Army(...)
4/27/1964
Kettle campaign for needy begins, About 40 Salvation Army cadets today officially launched annual Salvation Army Kettling Campaign to provide food, cl(...)
Kettle campaign for needy begins, About 40 Salvation Army cadets today officially launched annual Salvation Army Kettling Campaign to provide food, cl(...)
11/29/1977
Salvation army Lt. Col. Eric Coward, now retired, revamped the War Cry, the army's publication, because many pub crawls here and overseas convinced hi(...)
Salvation army Lt. Col. Eric Coward, now retired, revamped the War Cry, the army's publication, because many pub crawls here and overseas convinced hi(...)
4/11/1977
Women's Liberation came to the Salvation Army more than 100 years ago and is still going strong, one of the army's leaders said yesterday. Colonel Eva(...)
Women's Liberation came to the Salvation Army more than 100 years ago and is still going strong, one of the army's leaders said yesterday. Colonel Eva(...)
4/25/1976
They give and give - to the tune of more than $300,000 a year - at the Salvation Army kettles around Metro staffed by cadets like Dale Lewis, middle, and Mark Guyler
They give and give - to the tune of more than $300,000 a year - at the Salvation Army kettles around Metro staffed by cadets like Dale Lewis, middle, and Mark Guyler
12/21/1987
They give and give - to the tune of more than $300,000 a year - at the Salvation Army kettles around Metro staffed by cadets like Dale Lewis, middle, and Mark Guyler
They give and give - to the tune of more than $300,000 a year - at the Salvation Army kettles around Metro staffed by cadets like Dale Lewis, middle, and Mark Guyler
12/21/1987
Soldier of charity: Major Hugh Tilley of the Salvation Army accepts a donation from a youngster outside the Eaton Centre
Soldier of charity: Major Hugh Tilley of the Salvation Army accepts a donation from a youngster outside the Eaton Centre
12/5/1991
Brigadier Ernest Hutchinson Counsels at Toronto City Hall Jail, Salvation Army early championed Parole for first offenders
Brigadier Ernest Hutchinson Counsels at Toronto City Hall Jail, Salvation Army early championed Parole for first offenders
1/15/1965
Salvation Army canvassers blitz homes, Captain John Goulding calls on Fronie Samson at her on Millwood Rd
Salvation Army canvassers blitz homes, Captain John Goulding calls on Fronie Samson at her on Millwood Rd
5/4/1987
Comforting Words: Adrienne Gehl, counsellor with the Salvation Army's Family Life Resource Centre for abused women, assists police in getting information from the victims to lay charges
Comforting Words: Adrienne Gehl, counsellor with the Salvation Army's Family Life Resource Centre for abused women, assists police in getting information from the victims to lay charges
8/23/1991
Memories of Christmas past are discussed by Charlie Webb, left, and Major Austin Millar of the Salvation Army at the Harbor Light Centre on Jarvis St.(...)
Memories of Christmas past are discussed by Charlie Webb, left, and Major Austin Millar of the Salvation Army at the Harbor Light Centre on Jarvis St.(...)
12/20/1972
Christmas cheer goes into the Salvation Army kettle with the encouragement of Sally Ann cadet Ted Palmer-even if he has to sing a Christmas carol off-(...)
Christmas cheer goes into the Salvation Army kettle with the encouragement of Sally Ann cadet Ted Palmer-even if he has to sing a Christmas carol off-(...)
12/15/1975