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What will she do next?: Impish singer Natalie Merchant has evolved into one of the great philosopher-ditzes of modern pop, says Craig MacInnes
What will she do next?: Impish singer Natalie Merchant has evolved into one of the great philosopher-ditzes of modern pop, says Craig MacInnes

What will she do next?: Impish singer Natalie Merchant has evolved into one of the great philosopher-ditzes of modern pop, says Craig MacInnes

Date11/28/1989
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Original Toronto Star caption: What will she do next?: Impish singer Natalie Merchant has evolved into one of the great philosopher-ditzes of modern pop; says Craig MacInnes.
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Money talkers: Janet MacInnes, United Way's campaign chairman, and Allen Arlett, Centre for Philanthropy director, say fund raising has become a very tough job
Money talkers: Janet MacInnes, United Way's campaign chairman, and Allen Arlett, Centre for Philanthropy director, say fund raising has become a very tough job
10/4/1982
Jan, a White Witch who lives in East York with her six children, says, Hopefully, witches have evolved to where destructive work is not a part of our lives. She said they do not believe in the devil
Jan, a White Witch who lives in East York with her six children, says, Hopefully, witches have evolved to where destructive work is not a part of our lives. She said they do not believe in the devil
5/27/1973
Pop diva: Trained as a blues and jazz singer, Molly Johnson has that rare ability to transcend her own material, Craig MacInnis says of her performance at the Forum last night
Pop diva: Trained as a blues and jazz singer, Molly Johnson has that rare ability to transcend her own material, Craig MacInnis says of her performance at the Forum last night
5/23/1988
Don MacInnes, Etob - Centre
Don MacInnes, Etob - Centre
9/3/1993
Cecil is a sneaky Giraffe. Eighteen-year-old Carole MacInnes-Rae appears to be somewhat unnerved during her visit yesterday to Metro Zoo. But wouldn't(...)
Cecil is a sneaky Giraffe. Eighteen-year-old Carole MacInnes-Rae appears to be somewhat unnerved during her visit yesterday to Metro Zoo. But wouldn't(...)
3/9/1977
Rev. J. M. MacInnes
Rev. J. M. MacInnes
12/19/1973
Rev. J. M. MacInnes Picket line mischief
Rev. J. M. MacInnes Picket line mischief
9/23/1973
Rev. J. M. MacInnes
Rev. J. M. MacInnes
12/19/1973
MacInnes A Fetish
MacInnes A Fetish
12/19/1973
Minister of St. Paul's Rev. J. Murray MacInnes is co-ordinator of centre and runs it with help of a management committee. Funds are being raised for renovations.'
Minister of St. Paul's Rev. J. Murray MacInnes is co-ordinator of centre and runs it with help of a management committee. Funds are being raised for renovations.'
12/5/1974
Research boss: Dr. Charles MacInnes, who is responsible for the $1.4 million spent annually on rabies research in Ontario, is seen in his laboratory at Maple. The province spends approximately $15 million a year for vaccines, treatments, research, diagnoses and rabies quarantines.
Research boss: Dr. Charles MacInnes, who is responsible for the $1.4 million spent annually on rabies research in Ontario, is seen in his laboratory at Maple. The province spends approximately $15 million a year for vaccines, treatments, research, diagnoses and rabies quarantines.
7/13/1986
Madam of the macabre: British diva Siouxsie Sioux still has the goods to be pop's grand madam of the macabre, Craig MacInnis says in review of concert at Massey Hall
Madam of the macabre: British diva Siouxsie Sioux still has the goods to be pop's grand madam of the macabre, Craig MacInnis says in review of concert at Massey Hall
10/25/1988