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Sam and Maria Olan
Sam and Maria Olan

Sam and Maria Olan

Date7/2/1966
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Original Toronto Star caption: Sam and Maria Olan
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0071591F
A $3,000 phone bill. Mrs. Sam Olan calls Rome
A $3,000 phone bill. Mrs. Sam Olan calls Rome
6/9/1966
Sam Olan rides in back of police car
Sam Olan rides in back of police car
7/4/1966
Outside. Lineman Norm Olan was planning to have a quiet dinner Sunday. But an 'emergency' telephone call abruptly changed his plans. Instead he spent the next 23 hours shinning up and down icy power lines in freezing rain. It didn't take Olan long to see that the so called emergency was, in fact, a disaster.
Outside. Lineman Norm Olan was planning to have a quiet dinner Sunday. But an 'emergency' telephone call abruptly changed his plans. Instead he spent the next 23 hours shinning up and down icy power lines in freezing rain. It didn't take Olan long to see that the so called emergency was, in fact, a disaster.
1/18/1968
Abraham Soroka, Maria Son, Sam Romberg & Al Leibovitch
Abraham Soroka, Maria Son, Sam Romberg & Al Leibovitch
6/6/1994
Father held for taking Iturbi grandchildren, Violinist Stephen Hero, 33, (center with his children, Maria Teresa, left, 10, and Maria Antonia, 9, in h(...)
Father held for taking Iturbi grandchildren, Violinist Stephen Hero, 33, (center with his children, Maria Teresa, left, 10, and Maria Antonia, 9, in h(...)
8/1/1947
Québec premier Daniel Johnson's daughter Diane, 16, right, goes to Windsor for a two-week exchange visit with Maria De Marco, 16. Maria, daughter of t(...)
Québec premier Daniel Johnson's daughter Diane, 16, right, goes to Windsor for a two-week exchange visit with Maria De Marco, 16. Maria, daughter of t(...)
7/21/1966
Toast to Big Sam: Raising glasses in salute to The Star's Neil MacCarl are a group from among more than 200 curlers who gathered at Town and Country restaurant last night to honor curling writer on Big Sam Night, occasion of 21st year as newspaper's curling
Toast to Big Sam: Raising glasses in salute to The Star's Neil MacCarl are a group from among more than 200 curlers who gathered at Town and Country restaurant last night to honor curling writer on Big Sam Night, occasion of 21st year as newspaper's curling
2/23/1972
Greetings on behalf of the city and the Exhibition were extended Sir Percy and Lady Vincent and their party by Mayor Sam McBride, Former President Sam(...)
Greetings on behalf of the city and the Exhibition were extended Sir Percy and Lady Vincent and their party by Mayor Sam McBride, Former President Sam(...)
8/28/1936
All the trimmings. Douglas Waylett doesn't mind modelling for Sam Sbrozzi at Jarvis School for Boys. He gets a free haircut into the bargain and Sam has learned to be skilful with the clippers
All the trimmings. Douglas Waylett doesn't mind modelling for Sam Sbrozzi at Jarvis School for Boys. He gets a free haircut into the bargain and Sam has learned to be skilful with the clippers
3/21/1939
Sam Lee, Houseboy Plus. Sam Lee was given $1,000 in cash by Thomas Foster shortly before the millionaire ex-mayor of Toronto died last Dec.11, and lef(...)
Sam Lee, Houseboy Plus. Sam Lee was given $1,000 in cash by Thomas Foster shortly before the millionaire ex-mayor of Toronto died last Dec.11, and lef(...)
3/15/1946
Son of Sam, Robert Sniderman, discusses small-town dealerships with his dad, Sam the Record Man
Son of Sam, Robert Sniderman, discusses small-town dealerships with his dad, Sam the Record Man
4/21/1978
Lunch at the Sheraton Toronto East Hotel with Maple Leaf Gary Leeman was the prize in this summer's Centenary Hospital 5-kilometre run won by Barbara Ballantine, left, (overall winner with $700), Sharon Mullen, 9, ($84) and Maria Kangrga, 13, ($98)
Lunch at the Sheraton Toronto East Hotel with Maple Leaf Gary Leeman was the prize in this summer's Centenary Hospital 5-kilometre run won by Barbara Ballantine, left, (overall winner with $700), Sharon Mullen, 9, ($84) and Maria Kangrga, 13, ($98)
9/5/1990