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Christian takes food gently from Mrs. Morrish's hand, and romps with Morrish. Neighbors say they're used to lion [Incomplete]
Christian takes food gently from Mrs. Morrish's hand, and romps with Morrish. Neighbors say they're used to lion [Incomplete]

Christian takes food gently from Mrs. Morrish's hand, and romps with Morrish. Neighbors say they're used to lion [Incomplete]

Date9/17/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: Christian takes food gently from Mrs. Morrish's hand, and romps with Morrish. Neighbors say they're used to lion [Incomplete]
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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_0069530F
Former controller Ken Morrish's daughter Debbie, 19, is a trophy-winner in quarter-horse circles [Incomplete]
Former controller Ken Morrish's daughter Debbie, 19, is a trophy-winner in quarter-horse circles [Incomplete]
4/2/1979
Mrs. Morrish rolls around the living-room with 14-month-old pet, called Christian. She says he likes his meat cooked. [Incomplete]
Mrs. Morrish rolls around the living-room with 14-month-old pet, called Christian. She says he likes his meat cooked. [Incomplete]
9/17/1978
Gloria Kaye Pop singer. A farmer takes his sow to a neighbor's to be bred. He gets a guarantee by being told that if the sow, the next morning, is sitting in the [Incomplete]
Gloria Kaye Pop singer. A farmer takes his sow to a neighbor's to be bred. He gets a guarantee by being told that if the sow, the next morning, is sitting in the [Incomplete]
6/2/1976
Sure sign of dissent, When the neighbors start writing in letters a foot tall, it's not hard to figure out that they're upset. [Incomplete]
Sure sign of dissent, When the neighbors start writing in letters a foot tall, it's not hard to figure out that they're upset. [Incomplete]
8/10/1988
Ken Morrish, Scarborough controller who passed up chances at seats in the Ontario Legislature and in Parliament, awaits opportunity to seek mayoralty. [Incomplete]
Ken Morrish, Scarborough controller who passed up chances at seats in the Ontario Legislature and in Parliament, awaits opportunity to seek mayoralty. [Incomplete]
11/17/1972
And bad news for also-ran Ken Morrish [Incomplete]
And bad news for also-ran Ken Morrish [Incomplete]
11/13/1978
Evicted from home, Mrs. Mabel Driver and her children, stand looking at their furniture piled in a neighbor's yard. With Mrs. Driver are daughter Ivy (...)
Evicted from home, Mrs. Mabel Driver and her children, stand looking at their furniture piled in a neighbor's yard. With Mrs. Driver are daughter Ivy (...)
2/20/1969
Romps all the year round
Romps all the year round
1886
Folksinger and composer Slyvia Tyson romps on the lawn of her Rosedale home with son Clayton, 7
Folksinger and composer Slyvia Tyson romps on the lawn of her Rosedale home with son Clayton, 7
7/26/1973
Enjoying life more since his near-defeat in the September provincial election, Premier William Davis romps at home in Brampton with daughter Meg, 12, (...)
Enjoying life more since his near-defeat in the September provincial election, Premier William Davis romps at home in Brampton with daughter Meg, 12, (...)
12/10/1975
The grand Circuit Trots at greenwood and another winner romps home
The grand Circuit Trots at greenwood and another winner romps home
7/8/1974
Fellne family: Cats are eveywhere in their North York hom and that's the way Harvey and Lorraine Crock ford like it. But aftr a complaint from a neighbor, thy fear the city will make them get rid of their cats. thy're whole life. They're our children. Mrs. Crockford says. Coupl plead to keep 41 cats
Fellne family: Cats are eveywhere in their North York hom and that's the way Harvey and Lorraine Crock ford like it. But aftr a complaint from a neighbor, thy fear the city will make them get rid of their cats. thy're whole life. They're our children. Mrs. Crockford says. Coupl plead to keep 41 cats
2/22/1984