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Star turn

Star turn

Date9/13/1988
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Original Toronto Star caption: Star turn: Henry Winkler gives his autograph to an RCMP officer at Pearson airport yesterday. The former TV star is in town for the screening of a film he directed, Memories Of Me.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0089743F
The Salvation Army is always ready to pitch in if a cause is a worthy one and its members turn out in force to help deliver Star Santa Claus Fund parc(...)
The Salvation Army is always ready to pitch in if a cause is a worthy one and its members turn out in force to help deliver Star Santa Claus Fund parc(...)
12/22/1969
The Star's three baseball writers took turns covering the Blue Jays in spring training, and compiled this diary of the events in Florida from Feb
The Star's three baseball writers took turns covering the Blue Jays in spring training, and compiled this diary of the events in Florida from Feb
2/1/1983
Close call: Arthur Pike, a former paper boy who turns 90 today, holds a copy of the Toronto Daily Star issue that reported his near-fatal accident in 1913
Close call: Arthur Pike, a former paper boy who turns 90 today, holds a copy of the Toronto Daily Star issue that reported his near-fatal accident in 1913
8/3/1992
The spotlit star turn in a broadloomed hangar for a select audience of 1,600 guests yesterday was de Havilland's Dash 8 Commuter airliner
The spotlit star turn in a broadloomed hangar for a select audience of 1,600 guests yesterday was de Havilland's Dash 8 Commuter airliner
4/19/1983
Dunnell beats the odds. Veteran Star sports columnist Milt Dunnell, who turns 81 on Christmas Eve, beams over an early gift he received at last Friday(...)
Dunnell beats the odds. Veteran Star sports columnist Milt Dunnell, who turns 81 on Christmas Eve, beams over an early gift he received at last Friday(...)
12/22/1986
Curlers aid Santa Claus. Paying up, and the Sportsmen's Corner of the Star Santa Claus Fund is the big winner. Dick McCoyn (left) turns over additiona(...)
Curlers aid Santa Claus. Paying up, and the Sportsmen's Corner of the Star Santa Claus Fund is the big winner. Dick McCoyn (left) turns over additiona(...)
12/19/1972
Murray's turn. It was singer or songwriter Murray McLauchlan's turn to serenade visitors to Ontario Place Forum and he delivered with his usual class for the Victoria Day crowd last night
Murray's turn. It was singer or songwriter Murray McLauchlan's turn to serenade visitors to Ontario Place Forum and he delivered with his usual class for the Victoria Day crowd last night
5/23/1983
'It's my turn next . . .' Jillian Aimis, 7, waits her turn to go up in the United Way balloon, which is anchored in a Metro public works yard on Lesli(...)
'It's my turn next . . .' Jillian Aimis, 7, waits her turn to go up in the United Way balloon, which is anchored in a Metro public works yard on Lesli(...)
8/29/1973
Louis Cohen: The indifference he encounters is a worm in his belly that turns and turns
Louis Cohen: The indifference he encounters is a worm in his belly that turns and turns
11/9/1977
Minister turns a furrow at world contest site, Using an old-fashioned plow pulled by four oxen, Environment Minister William Newman turns 50-ft-long f(...)
Minister turns a furrow at world contest site, Using an old-fashioned plow pulled by four oxen, Environment Minister William Newman turns 50-ft-long f(...)
9/4/1975
Live on the spot. Adrian Herschell, manager of Ginger's Bath Centre, takes his turn on a 48-foot-by-14-foot three-dimensional billboard at Bloor and P(...)
Live on the spot. Adrian Herschell, manager of Ginger's Bath Centre, takes his turn on a 48-foot-by-14-foot three-dimensional billboard at Bloor and P(...)
3/16/1993
Fighting plan: Toby Condiffe, president of the Moore Park Residents' Association, stands in front of the inglewood Dr. home that owners Fay and Jules Loeb want to turn into an art gallery for the University of Toronto. Residents say they want people, not paintings, next door to them.
Fighting plan: Toby Condiffe, president of the Moore Park Residents' Association, stands in front of the inglewood Dr. home that owners Fay and Jules Loeb want to turn into an art gallery for the University of Toronto. Residents say they want people, not paintings, next door to them.
3/29/1983