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Old fix (thousands of them) to be calalagued, sorted and renovated
Old fix (thousands of them) to be calalagued, sorted and renovated

Old fix (thousands of them) to be calalagued, sorted and renovated

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Original Toronto Star caption: Old fix (thousands of them) to be calalagued; sorted and renovated.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0111325F
It's Easter today for thousands of Eastern Orthodox Christians in Metro who fix their dates by the old Julian calendar in use at the time of Christ. A(...)
It's Easter today for thousands of Eastern Orthodox Christians in Metro who fix their dates by the old Julian calendar in use at the time of Christ. A(...)
4/23/1976
Small portion of old records and minutes to be read and sorted
Small portion of old records and minutes to be read and sorted
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Big Chartered Banks represent one concentration of economic power and royal commission hasn't sorted out its approach to them yet. Concentration talle(...)
Big Chartered Banks represent one concentration of economic power and royal commission hasn't sorted out its approach to them yet. Concentration talle(...)
4/17/1975
Neither snow nor rain . . . As miserable as it was, there were thousands whose jobs forced them outside into slip-slide-sludge city. Mail carriers, fo(...)
Neither snow nor rain . . . As miserable as it was, there were thousands whose jobs forced them outside into slip-slide-sludge city. Mail carriers, fo(...)
2/12/1985
Waiting for Love, Sun, and sound, which is what a heavy advertising campaign has told them to expect, thousands of young people - mostly from the U.S.(...)
Waiting for Love, Sun, and sound, which is what a heavy advertising campaign has told them to expect, thousands of young people - mostly from the U.S.(...)
8/7/1970
Neither snow nor rain . . . As miserable as it was, there were thousands whose jobs forced them outside into slip-slide-sludge city. Mall carriers, fo(...)
Neither snow nor rain . . . As miserable as it was, there were thousands whose jobs forced them outside into slip-slide-sludge city. Mall carriers, fo(...)
2/12/1985
A Hindu temple in the countryside draws thousands of visitors, most of them devotees
A Hindu temple in the countryside draws thousands of visitors, most of them devotees
3/18/1972
Tempertures in the 90's humidity even higher sent Metro residents to beaches yesterday, thousands of them choosing Wasaga Beach, on Georgian Bay. The (...)
Tempertures in the 90's humidity even higher sent Metro residents to beaches yesterday, thousands of them choosing Wasaga Beach, on Georgian Bay. The (...)
7/23/1972
DoorQuiz, Where? Thousands of Torontonians walk past if as it guards the entrance to an important building at a busy intersection. Many people enter through it regularly
DoorQuiz, Where? Thousands of Torontonians walk past if as it guards the entrance to an important building at a busy intersection. Many people enter through it regularly
1/20/1982
Grania Mortimer, executive stage director of the CNE grandstand show, is confident that this year's performance will fill every one of the thousands o(...)
Grania Mortimer, executive stage director of the CNE grandstand show, is confident that this year's performance will fill every one of the thousands o(...)
7/4/1968
Thousands of Metro citizens will attend church this week to celebrate Easter, the greatest festival of the Christian calendar
Thousands of Metro citizens will attend church this week to celebrate Easter, the greatest festival of the Christian calendar
4/11/1974
How many Torontonians does it take to change a light bulb? While thousands of people watched yesterday, the flashing red light atop the 1,815-foot-hig(...)
How many Torontonians does it take to change a light bulb? While thousands of people watched yesterday, the flashing red light atop the 1,815-foot-hig(...)
10/1/1982