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Making plans, Bobby Orr, hockey idol of millions of Canadians, isn't too sure how to take it as Alan Eagleson, lawyer and advisor, checks over plans w(...)
Making plans, Bobby Orr, hockey idol of millions of Canadians, isn't too sure how to take it as Alan Eagleson, lawyer and advisor, checks over plans w(...)

Making plans, Bobby Orr, hockey idol of millions of Canadians, isn't too sure how to take it as Alan Eagleson, lawyer and advisor, checks over plans w(...)

Date6/5/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Making plans, Bobby Orr, hockey idol of millions of Canadians, isn't too sure how to take it as Alan Eagleson, lawyer and advisor, checks over plans with Doug Gignac for July 4 Bobby Orr Day in Parry Sound. Gignac is chairman of the committee. The day will kickoff fund raising campaign for town's recreation centre.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0071840F
Speaking out, Hockey great Bobby Orr, relaxing with his dog Scout at a Quebec cottage, has ended more than a decade of silence about his stormy breakup with agent Alan Eagleson
Speaking out, Hockey great Bobby Orr, relaxing with his dog Scout at a Quebec cottage, has ended more than a decade of silence about his stormy breakup with agent Alan Eagleson
8/5/1990
Businessman turned civil servant, Ed Miskiman took on the temporary job of making sure all the plans for Harborfront 74 came off. He's one of 30 government and business executives making switches
Businessman turned civil servant, Ed Miskiman took on the temporary job of making sure all the plans for Harborfront 74 came off. He's one of 30 government and business executives making switches
6/26/1973
Sheila Blinoff of the Ward 9 Community News, architect Phil Carter, citizen advisor Ann Doherty and architect Ken Greenberg look at plans for Eastern Branch
Sheila Blinoff of the Ward 9 Community News, architect Phil Carter, citizen advisor Ann Doherty and architect Ken Greenberg look at plans for Eastern Branch
1976
Long-term plans: Mac Makarchuk, left, checks out the keel and bow frame for his 130-foot-long Great Lakes cruise ship being built by Duratug Shipyards Ltd
Long-term plans: Mac Makarchuk, left, checks out the keel and bow frame for his 130-foot-long Great Lakes cruise ship being built by Duratug Shipyards Ltd
6/29/1988
Million-dollar smiles, Edward Murphy and fiancee Cheryl Bye are making plans for a tour of Europe with some of Murphy's $1.1 Million Lotto 6/49 jackpo(...)
Million-dollar smiles, Edward Murphy and fiancee Cheryl Bye are making plans for a tour of Europe with some of Murphy's $1.1 Million Lotto 6/49 jackpo(...)
8/28/1984
Garry Young (L), Al Eagleson Discuss Plans, They demand investigation by Clarence Campbell
Garry Young (L), Al Eagleson Discuss Plans, They demand investigation by Clarence Campbell
1/11/1973
Al Eagleson, above, with hockey superstar Bobby Orr, is praised and condemned by readers, in letters at right, for his work in organizing and co-ordinating the recent Canada Cup hockey series
Al Eagleson, above, with hockey superstar Bobby Orr, is praised and condemned by readers, in letters at right, for his work in organizing and co-ordinating the recent Canada Cup hockey series
8/25/1975
before heading for africa earlier this week with a planeload of Canadians, Metro students Mel Middleton, left, Robert, Leigh and Janet Persons discuss plans for famine relief work with Ed Tomlinson, general secretary of the Sudan Interior Mission
before heading for africa earlier this week with a planeload of Canadians, Metro students Mel Middleton, left, Robert, Leigh and Janet Persons discuss plans for famine relief work with Ed Tomlinson, general secretary of the Sudan Interior Mission
6/4/1974
Big plans: Bob Collins-Wright, president of Inglis, says his company will invest $60 million over the next five years and hire an additional 1,000 workers. He predicts his expanded firm will capture 35-to-40 per cent of all appliance sales in Canada this year.
Big plans: Bob Collins-Wright, president of Inglis, says his company will invest $60 million over the next five years and hire an additional 1,000 workers. He predicts his expanded firm will capture 35-to-40 per cent of all appliance sales in Canada this year.
3/29/1982
Boston's Bobby Orr takes a flyer which is rare for this 'Million Dollar' hockey player
Boston's Bobby Orr takes a flyer which is rare for this 'Million Dollar' hockey player
1/22/1972
Airlines crowd Canadian skies. Expansion plans of foreign carriers, year-to-date. Delta Airlines: Delta pays $10 million (U.S.) in February to buy Tor(...)
Airlines crowd Canadian skies. Expansion plans of foreign carriers, year-to-date. Delta Airlines: Delta pays $10 million (U.S.) in February to buy Tor(...)
6/23/1991
Plans unveiled: City planner Bryce Jordan displays the new $12-million plan for Port Whitby harbor, which provides for a mix of parks and open space with residential and industrial enclaves
Plans unveiled: City planner Bryce Jordan displays the new $12-million plan for Port Whitby harbor, which provides for a mix of parks and open space with residential and industrial enclaves
3/22/1988