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Dive through

Dive through

Date2/3/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: Dive through: Harold Harton skips lightly through the line; never missing a call at square dance session. At 73; he's still one of Metro's most active and talented square dance callers. But that's not his crowing achievement. Forty years ago; he was told he had two months to live unless he stayed off his feet. Harton is also church organist.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0105019F
Taking a serious step. Square dancing, with instructions for beginners, will be a feature of Tuesday nights this month and next at Harborfront, the la(...)
Taking a serious step. Square dancing, with instructions for beginners, will be a feature of Tuesday nights this month and next at Harborfront, the la(...)
2/4/1975
The Big ones and the 'Teenies' swing
The Big ones and the 'Teenies' swing
8/5/1970
The 'Squares' hold a swingin' ball
The 'Squares' hold a swingin' ball
6/11/1970
6-storey dive: The man who crashed through this window suffered mainly cuts and bruises
6-storey dive: The man who crashed through this window suffered mainly cuts and bruises
10/24/1985
Mid-Air swoop in which a performer plucks a hand-kerchief from the floor while flying horizontally through the air was one of the athletic highlights (...)
Mid-Air swoop in which a performer plucks a hand-kerchief from the floor while flying horizontally through the air was one of the athletic highlights (...)
8/14/1967
Mid-Air swoop in which a performer plucks a hand-kerchief from the floor while flying horizontally through the air was one of the athletic highlights (...)
Mid-Air swoop in which a performer plucks a hand-kerchief from the floor while flying horizontally through the air was one of the athletic highlights (...)
8/14/1967
Brave stand-in: William Stolar squired Kimberly Glasco through the bravura hurdles of the Corsaire Pas de Deux in place of the injured Kevin Pugh, at O'Keefe Centre last night
Brave stand-in: William Stolar squired Kimberly Glasco through the bravura hurdles of the Corsaire Pas de Deux in place of the injured Kevin Pugh, at O'Keefe Centre last night
5/12/1982
And a one, and two, and . . .: Choreographer T. Michael Reed puts dancers through their paces in saint Anne's Anglican Church on first day of audition(...)
And a one, and two, and . . .: Choreographer T. Michael Reed puts dancers through their paces in saint Anne's Anglican Church on first day of audition(...)
10/11/1984
High and mighty: Patrick Bissell, a last minute substitute for Farank Augustyn, was a catalyst for partner Karen Kain, who not so much danced as acted through dancec, says William Littler
High and mighty: Patrick Bissell, a last minute substitute for Farank Augustyn, was a catalyst for partner Karen Kain, who not so much danced as acted through dancec, says William Littler
2/25/1981
Barbara Desrochers and Andrea Fleming are all eyes as teacher Elizabeth Yeigh puts National Ballet School students through their paces
Barbara Desrochers and Andrea Fleming are all eyes as teacher Elizabeth Yeigh puts National Ballet School students through their paces
1/31/1979
Dive-Bomber pilot, Lieut. Frank Robinson, formerly in the editorial department of The Daily Star, recently completed his training as a dive-bomber pilot in the U.S. army air forces
Dive-Bomber pilot, Lieut. Frank Robinson, formerly in the editorial department of The Daily Star, recently completed his training as a dive-bomber pilot in the U.S. army air forces
7/3/1943
Hair-raising dive. With her hair tossed up in her descent, Anna Dacyshyn of the U of T puts together a good dive yesterday at Canadian senior winter d(...)
Hair-raising dive. With her hair tossed up in her descent, Anna Dacyshyn of the U of T puts together a good dive yesterday at Canadian senior winter d(...)
3/23/1991