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National Bailet's Valerie Wilder is ready for a 10-kilometre fun run this Sunday
National Bailet's Valerie Wilder is ready for a 10-kilometre fun run this Sunday

National Bailet's Valerie Wilder is ready for a 10-kilometre fun run this Sunday

Date4/1/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: National Bailet's Valerie Wilder is ready for a 10-kilometre fun run this Sunday.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0089299F
Fun runner, Rose Nepom, 89, is all set to walk the 5-kilometre route of the 9th annual Speedy-Baycrest Fun Run this Sunday. It will be the 6th time fo(...)
Fun runner, Rose Nepom, 89, is all set to walk the 5-kilometre route of the 9th annual Speedy-Baycrest Fun Run this Sunday. It will be the 6th time fo(...)
5/3/1989
Joint leaders of the National Ballet, Valerie Wilder, left, and Lynn Wallis, former dancers themselves, keep in touch by working out with dancers at c(...)
Joint leaders of the National Ballet, Valerie Wilder, left, and Lynn Wallis, former dancers themselves, keep in touch by working out with dancers at c(...)
5/6/1987
Co-artistic directors of the National Ballet of Canada Lynn Wallis, left, and Valerie Wilder with Michael O
Co-artistic directors of the National Ballet of Canada Lynn Wallis, left, and Valerie Wilder with Michael O
5/15/1988
Queen of the road: York University's Nancy Rooks enjoyed a 48-second margin of victory in yesterday's 10-kilometre run
Queen of the road: York University's Nancy Rooks enjoyed a 48-second margin of victory in yesterday's 10-kilometre run
9/12/1982
Job well done: Deter Stymest douses himself after the 10-kilometre Terry Fox Run, named for the one-legged athlete who ran halfway across Canada to raise cancer research funds
Job well done: Deter Stymest douses himself after the 10-kilometre Terry Fox Run, named for the one-legged athlete who ran halfway across Canada to raise cancer research funds
9/13/1987
It gets no easier: After the 1,500-metre swim, triathletes cycle for 40 kilometres and run for 10, Ironman competitions held in Hawaii over longer distances are even tougher
It gets no easier: After the 1,500-metre swim, triathletes cycle for 40 kilometres and run for 10, Ironman competitions held in Hawaii over longer distances are even tougher
8/10/1989
Dome gets lived-in look, The SkyDome sprouts booths as exhibitors get ready for today's opening of the Metro Home Show, which will run through Sunday (...)
Dome gets lived-in look, The SkyDome sprouts booths as exhibitors get ready for today's opening of the Metro Home Show, which will run through Sunday (...)
1/15/1991
Victory: Paul McCloy of St. John's, Nfld., raises his arms in victory as he crosses the finish line in the eight-kilometre Brooks Spring Run-off yeste(...)
Victory: Paul McCloy of St. John's, Nfld., raises his arms in victory as he crosses the finish line in the eight-kilometre Brooks Spring Run-off yeste(...)
4/25/1987
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
Robert Horton, 10, of Winona Dr. runs to catch bus for Expo he almost missed because his parents forgot to put clock ahead when time changed Sunday morning
Robert Horton, 10, of Winona Dr. runs to catch bus for Expo he almost missed because his parents forgot to put clock ahead when time changed Sunday morning
4/30/1967
Clockwise: The Canadian Russian expedition reach Tuyuksu Glacier, 3,700 metres (12,140 feet) above sea level after a 10-Kilometre (61/4 miles) back-packing climb
Clockwise: The Canadian Russian expedition reach Tuyuksu Glacier, 3,700 metres (12,140 feet) above sea level after a 10-Kilometre (61/4 miles) back-packing climb
8/20/1987
Clockwise: The Canadian Russian expedition reach Tuyuksu Glacier, 3,700 metres (12,140 feet) above sea level after a 10-Kilometre (61/4 miles) back-packing climb
Clockwise: The Canadian Russian expedition reach Tuyuksu Glacier, 3,700 metres (12,140 feet) above sea level after a 10-Kilometre (61/4 miles) back-packing climb
8/24/1987