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Still going first-class
Still going first-class

Still going first-class

Date12/30/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Still going first-class: Rocker Kim Mitchell acknowledges the adulation of 12,000 hollering, screaming, bent-out-of-shape kids who crowded into Maple Leaf Gardens last night for a pre-New Years's Eve bash. Of all hard rock's great guitarists - and Mitchell is certainly one of them - few show such remarkable range and sensititivy, reviewer Craig MacInnis says.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0068877F
Ray Bremner is tough. But he has a tough job -- to clear up the mess drowning the city's non-profit housing project. 'I'm going to leave a first-class project and it's going to survive.'
Ray Bremner is tough. But he has a tough job -- to clear up the mess drowning the city's non-profit housing project. 'I'm going to leave a first-class project and it's going to survive.'
9/24/1980
It's first class. Don Stoyanovich of Rack and Cue Billiards checks on customs cue that is being raffled off with proceeds going to the Sportsmen's Corner of The Star Santa Claus Fund
It's first class. Don Stoyanovich of Rack and Cue Billiards checks on customs cue that is being raffled off with proceeds going to the Sportsmen's Corner of The Star Santa Claus Fund
12/18/1972
O Pioneer: St. Jude's Anglican Chapel, built 130 years ago by early settlers in Scarborough is still in first-class condition. Too small for the paris(...)
O Pioneer: St. Jude's Anglican Chapel, built 130 years ago by early settlers in Scarborough is still in first-class condition. Too small for the paris(...)
3/16/1979
Going by the book: Chi Cuong, an 18-year-old from Viet Nam gets from point A to point B with the aid of class around town
Going by the book: Chi Cuong, an 18-year-old from Viet Nam gets from point A to point B with the aid of class around town
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Georges Sevlgny: Going through the paces with his grade 10 english class. He speaks 60 languages.
Georges Sevlgny: Going through the paces with his grade 10 english class. He speaks 60 languages.
9/16/1982
On her own: Lori Fung, 22, who won a gold medal in rhythmic gymnastics for Canada at the Los Angeles Olympics, says if she still feels she is world-class in 1988, she'll compete at Seoul Olympics
On her own: Lori Fung, 22, who won a gold medal in rhythmic gymnastics for Canada at the Los Angeles Olympics, says if she still feels she is world-class in 1988, she'll compete at Seoul Olympics
3/6/1985
Lovell still a hero. Jocelyn Lovell, left, former world-class cyclist, admires a painting of himself done by Tony Kew. He and wife Sylvia Burka-Lovell, along with Dr. Eric Jackman, attended a reception in his honor at the Canadian Sports Hall of Fame yest
Lovell still a hero. Jocelyn Lovell, left, former world-class cyclist, admires a painting of himself done by Tony Kew. He and wife Sylvia Burka-Lovell, along with Dr. Eric Jackman, attended a reception in his honor at the Canadian Sports Hall of Fame yest
8/6/1985
Still playing Hermie, as he did in Summer of '42, Gary Grimes is in Toronto making Class of '44
Still playing Hermie, as he did in Summer of '42, Gary Grimes is in Toronto making Class of '44
7/7/1972
Still going strong
Still going strong
7/29/1983
Still going strong at 72, tap-dancer Harold Brillinger is teaching a Seniors Dance Appreciation course at Ryerson
Still going strong at 72, tap-dancer Harold Brillinger is teaching a Seniors Dance Appreciation course at Ryerson
4/24/1986
Having Decided not to replace the pacemaker that's kept her heart going, 103-year-old Mary Brown must not get excited, but she still enjoys playing th(...)
Having Decided not to replace the pacemaker that's kept her heart going, 103-year-old Mary Brown must not get excited, but she still enjoys playing th(...)
8/29/1975
Still going strong at 100
Still going strong at 100
5/7/1976