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Still helping teenagers: Rev. Russell Horsburgh: acquitted by the Supreme Court of Canada of a charge of contributing to juvenile delinquency: stops t(...)
Still helping teenagers: Rev. Russell Horsburgh: acquitted by the Supreme Court of Canada of a charge of contributing to juvenile delinquency: stops t(...)

Still helping teenagers: Rev. Russell Horsburgh: acquitted by the Supreme Court of Canada of a charge of contributing to juvenile delinquency: stops t(...)

Date5/24/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: Still helping teenagers: Rev. Russell Horsburgh: acquitted by the Supreme Court of Canada of a charge of contributing to juvenile delinquency: stops to talk to a young couple during visit to Yorkville: Toronto's hippie haven.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0055626F
Rev. Russell Horsburgh. I intend to turn tragedy into triumph
Rev. Russell Horsburgh. I intend to turn tragedy into triumph
11/10/1964
Rev Russell Horsburgh left: C. E. Perkins right
Rev Russell Horsburgh left: C. E. Perkins right
n.d.
Friendly persuasion: Fairview Mall security supervisor Gordon Garrett stops to chat with teenag ...
Friendly persuasion: Fairview Mall security supervisor Gordon Garrett stops to chat with teenagers who frequent the mall after school. The key to preventing problems, Garrett says, is trying to understand the younger crowd and making them aware of what is acceptable behavior.
5/28/1985
Horsburgh, Russell
Horsburgh, Russell
3/16/1967
Horsburgh, Russell
Horsburgh, Russell
3/16/1967
Horsburgh, Russell
Horsburgh, Russell
1/14/1970
Social purpose: The Ontario Supreme Court has ordered night-club comedian brothers Gary, left, and Blair MacLean acquitted of charges their act was immoral
Social purpose: The Ontario Supreme Court has ordered night-club comedian brothers Gary, left, and Blair MacLean acquitted of charges their act was immoral
10/28/1981
Rev. R. D. Horsburgh. 'Church of the Streets'
Rev. R. D. Horsburgh. 'Church of the Streets'
2/1/1969
Rev. R. D. Horsburgh. Survives his critics
Rev. R. D. Horsburgh. Survives his critics
n.d.
The affecting history of Tom Bragwell : an unhappy young man, who was cut off for his crimes in the morning of his days, with some account of his companions in iniquity; wherein, are strikingly delineated the rise, progress and fatal termination of juvenile delinquency; and in which frequent allusion is made to certain facts, connected with the history of the times; particularly to the cases of the three young men, who were executed at Edinburgh a few years ago ...
The affecting history of Tom Bragwell : an unhappy young man, who was cut off for his crimes in the morning of his days, with some account of his companions in iniquity; wherein, are strikingly delineated the rise, progress and fatal termination of juvenile delinquency; and in which frequent allusion is made to certain facts, connected with the history of the times; particularly to the cases of the three young men, who were executed at Edinburgh a few years ago ...
1821
Students at Turner-Fenton Secondary School have launched NOISE, a magazine-style program by teenagers about teen life. Drama head Steve Russell and students Stephanie Wallcraft, Richard Glidden, Dave Ellis, Kevin Laven, and Ian Gadsby. Brampton, Ontario
Students at Turner-Fenton Secondary School have launched NOISE, a magazine-style program by teenagers about teen life. Drama head Steve Russell and students Stephanie Wallcraft, Richard Glidden, Dave Ellis, Kevin Laven, and Ian Gadsby. Brampton, Ontario
1/31/1996
Still Making The Big Save, Former Leaf goaltender Johnny Bower stops another Leaf great, Darryl Sittler, and 16-year-old Brad Ferguson, representing the Children's Wish charity
Still Making The Big Save, Former Leaf goaltender Johnny Bower stops another Leaf great, Darryl Sittler, and 16-year-old Brad Ferguson, representing the Children's Wish charity
11/10/1988