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The perfect pair: Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean, who won the world dance championship Saturday, will pass up exhibition tour
The perfect pair: Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean, who won the world dance championship Saturday, will pass up exhibition tour

The perfect pair: Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean, who won the world dance championship Saturday, will pass up exhibition tour

Date3/25/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: The perfect pair: Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean, who won the world dance championship Saturday, will pass up exhibition tour.
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Under fire: British figure skating dance champions Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean don't deserve to be attacked for cancelling a North American tour, a reader says
Under fire: British figure skating dance champions Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean don't deserve to be attacked for cancelling a North American tour, a reader says
3/25/1984
They're pros now: Christopher Dean and Jayne Torvill, four times the world ice dance champions and 1984 Olympic gold medalists, are now touring professionals with Ice Capades
They're pros now: Christopher Dean and Jayne Torvill, four times the world ice dance champions and 1984 Olympic gold medalists, are now touring professionals with Ice Capades
11/10/1987
Welcoming world champions. Metro Chairman Dennis Flynn (left) presents world ice dancing champions Jayne Torvill, 28, and Christopher Dean, 27, with a(...)
Welcoming world champions. Metro Chairman Dennis Flynn (left) presents world ice dancing champions Jayne Torvill, 28, and Christopher Dean, 27, with a(...)
1/10/1986
Dazzling stars, The appearances of Brian Orser, left, Paul Martini and Barbara Underhill, and Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean have helped ensure sellout crowds next week
Dazzling stars, The appearances of Brian Orser, left, Paul Martini and Barbara Underhill, and Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean have helped ensure sellout crowds next week
3/13/1984
Dazzling stars: The appearances of Brian Orser, left, Paul Martini and Barbara Underhill, and Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean have helped ensure sellout crowds next week
Dazzling stars: The appearances of Brian Orser, left, Paul Martini and Barbara Underhill, and Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean have helped ensure sellout crowds next week
3/13/1984
Tokyo prospects: Cynthia Coull, who won Canadian pairs skating title with Mark Rowsom, also will compete in singles at world championships
Tokyo prospects: Cynthia Coull, who won Canadian pairs skating title with Mark Rowsom, also will compete in singles at world championships
2/20/1985
Torvill and dean: Famed figureskating team joins Soviet all-star skaters tonight at SkyDome
Torvill and dean: Famed figureskating team joins Soviet all-star skaters tonight at SkyDome
1/14/1986
An almost perfect pair: Robin Ward, who currently hosts CTV's long-running game show Guess What, likes his '81 BMW 320i It's not the fastest car in the world but that's a good thing for me
An almost perfect pair: Robin Ward, who currently hosts CTV's long-running game show Guess What, likes his '81 BMW 320i It's not the fastest car in the world but that's a good thing for me
12/10/1986
Showing form which won Canadian women's figure skating championship in Quebec city Saturday is Ottawa's Lynn Nightingale, who's aiming for '76 Olympic medal
Showing form which won Canadian women's figure skating championship in Quebec city Saturday is Ottawa's Lynn Nightingale, who's aiming for '76 Olympic medal
2/2/1975
European Dance Tour is thrilling date for Toronto dance team Roland and Romaine, who leave Saturday for performances in England, France, West Germany, Italy and Spain with an American dance troupe
European Dance Tour is thrilling date for Toronto dance team Roland and Romaine, who leave Saturday for performances in England, France, West Germany, Italy and Spain with an American dance troupe
10/31/1964
Far Eastern footsteps. The Bayanihan Dance Company form the Phillippines was at Roy Thomson Hall for two performances Saturday. The world tour, ending this spring, is the 10th for the company
Far Eastern footsteps. The Bayanihan Dance Company form the Phillippines was at Roy Thomson Hall for two performances Saturday. The world tour, ending this spring, is the 10th for the company
2/25/1984
A Canadian Invention. That's the death spiral, introduced to figure skating by Barbara Wagner and Bob Paul, who won four world pairs titles for Canada(...)
A Canadian Invention. That's the death spiral, introduced to figure skating by Barbara Wagner and Bob Paul, who won four world pairs titles for Canada(...)
1/18/1969