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George Oliver, of the once mighty '60s band the Mandala, was on hand for the festivities
George Oliver, of the once mighty '60s band the Mandala, was on hand for the festivities

George Oliver, of the once mighty '60s band the Mandala, was on hand for the festivities

Date2/14/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: George Oliver, of the once mighty '60s band the Mandala, was on hand for the festivities.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0071684F
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Singing for souls, George Oliver of The Mandala is surrounded by teenage fans at the Hawk's Nest last night
Singing for souls, George Oliver of The Mandala is surrounded by teenage fans at the Hawk's Nest last night
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Hon. George Hees and Mrs. Hees cut a neat figure at the ball. Some of the 575 guests arrived before the official opening of festivities at 9.30 p.m. M(...)
Hon. George Hees and Mrs. Hees cut a neat figure at the ball. Some of the 575 guests arrived before the official opening of festivities at 9.30 p.m. M(...)
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Maple Leaf: George Stanley, designer of the flag, promotes Canada Day festivities in Toronto
Maple Leaf: George Stanley, designer of the flag, promotes Canada Day festivities in Toronto
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Honoring the earth. Ojibwa Arthur Stevens holds up a peace pipe during Earth Day festivities at Queen's Park yesterday, while 2-year-old David O'Neill(...)
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Honoring the Earth. Ojibwa Arthur Stevens holds up a peace pipe during Earth Day festivities at Queen's Park yesterday, while 2-year-old David O'Neill(...)
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Don't they just look like show-biz types? Canadian actress Jennifer Dale, Below, and her husband, film producer Robert Lantos, join in the festivities
Don't they just look like show-biz types? Canadian actress Jennifer Dale, Below, and her husband, film producer Robert Lantos, join in the festivities
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Popular singer Catherine McKinnon and her husband, TV and radio personality Don Harron, forward to festivities at ACTRA Awards which were televised live on CBC last night
Popular singer Catherine McKinnon and her husband, TV and radio personality Don Harron, forward to festivities at ACTRA Awards which were televised live on CBC last night
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The Turban of their homeland is still in use, and this young fellow wears one as he sits at table during festivities in the famous Sikh temple in Vancouver
The Turban of their homeland is still in use, and this young fellow wears one as he sits at table during festivities in the famous Sikh temple in Vancouver
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Taking a break: Teacher Josie Aberdeen and her student, Amanda Le Brun, 7, were among thousands enjoying Martinsday festivities at Harbourfront yesterday
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