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Samuel J.Zacks, We had come to love her
Samuel J.Zacks, We had come to love her

Samuel J.Zacks, We had come to love her

Date11/8/1962
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Original Toronto Star caption: Samuel J.Zacks, We had come to love her
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0090508F
Mouskouri: Fans come back year after year to hear her sing the pop songs they love her for
Mouskouri: Fans come back year after year to hear her sing the pop songs they love her for
9/18/1984
Florida, here we come . . . Joan Fairfax (right) checks things out with pianist Marie Peeker as she readies her 14-piece all-girl band for its first e(...)
Florida, here we come . . . Joan Fairfax (right) checks things out with pianist Marie Peeker as she readies her 14-piece all-girl band for its first e(...)
11/19/1963
Tooth for a transplant must come from a child whose teeth are still in the growing stage, according to oral surgeon Dr. Samuel Leslie, who has being d(...)
Tooth for a transplant must come from a child whose teeth are still in the growing stage, according to oral surgeon Dr. Samuel Leslie, who has being d(...)
11/4/1968
The post office would be dramatically more efficient if we only had labor peace, says Gilles Lamontagne, who became Canada's postmaster-general last month, her talking with workers Sally Maruska and Mary Hooton at Toronto's South Central Post Office this week
The post office would be dramatically more efficient if we only had labor peace, says Gilles Lamontagne, who became Canada's postmaster-general last month, her talking with workers Sally Maruska and Mary Hooton at Toronto's South Central Post Office this week
2/28/1978
Down home comfy, Anne Murray's concert at the O'Keefe Centre last night had the comfortable feel to a family reunion, something her loyal fans have come to expect
Down home comfy, Anne Murray's concert at the O'Keefe Centre last night had the comfortable feel to a family reunion, something her loyal fans have come to expect
5/17/1989
Down home comfy, Anne Murray's concert at the O'Keefe Centre Wednesday night had the comfortable feel of a family reunion, something her loyal fans have come to expect
Down home comfy, Anne Murray's concert at the O'Keefe Centre Wednesday night had the comfortable feel of a family reunion, something her loyal fans have come to expect
5/17/1989
Down home comfy, Anne Murray's concert at the O'Keefe Centre Wednesday night had the comfortable feel of a family reunion, something her loyal fans have come to expect
Down home comfy, Anne Murray's concert at the O'Keefe Centre Wednesday night had the comfortable feel of a family reunion, something her loyal fans have come to expect
5/19/1989
Labor of love: Pamella Amster and Gerald Beeston, owners of After Dark, started their specialty store because We used to go to video stores and we used to get angry because there weren't any videos that we liked, Amster says.
Labor of love: Pamella Amster and Gerald Beeston, owners of After Dark, started their specialty store because We used to go to video stores and we used to get angry because there weren't any videos that we liked, Amster says.
1/29/1989
Children, nurse Phyllis Trayner (right) whose lawyer complained she had apparently become a prime suspect in allegations of murder and Mr. Justice Samuel Grange, who presided
Children, nurse Phyllis Trayner (right) whose lawyer complained she had apparently become a prime suspect in allegations of murder and Mr. Justice Samuel Grange, who presided
5/1/1984
Finally, a winner: It took Samuel Borins a year and he had to take his case to The Star but this Toronto lawyer has won his battle to make City Hall renovate old city hall, now a courthouse, so it isn't a padlocked firetrap at night.
Finally, a winner: It took Samuel Borins a year and he had to take his case to The Star but this Toronto lawyer has won his battle to make City Hall renovate old city hall, now a courthouse, so it isn't a padlocked firetrap at night.
10/8/1981
Celebration cigars: Lottery winner Samuel Chica, left, holds a cheque for $273,059 with his brother-in-law Cesar Quezada after he bought five newspapers to be sure he had won
Celebration cigars: Lottery winner Samuel Chica, left, holds a cheque for $273,059 with his brother-in-law Cesar Quezada after he bought five newspapers to be sure he had won
8/30/1983
We still love you
We still love you
9/23/1984