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Jim Worrall (left) president Canadian Olympic Association
Jim Worrall (left) president Canadian Olympic Association

Jim Worrall (left) president Canadian Olympic Association

Date7/1/1964
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Original Toronto Star caption: Jim Worrall (left) president Canadian Olympic Association
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0090053F
Olympians get a $5,000 boost. Jim Worrall (left), president of Canadian Olympic Association, receives cheque for $5,000 from Metro Chairman Wm. Allen (...)
Olympians get a $5,000 boost. Jim Worrall (left), president of Canadian Olympic Association, receives cheque for $5,000 from Metro Chairman Wm. Allen (...)
5/26/1964
James Worrall of Toronto, chef de Mission of Canadian Olympic Association teams, Joan Fairfax of the Denny Vaughan show, Kenneth Farmer, President of the Canadian Olympic Association
James Worrall of Toronto, chef de Mission of Canadian Olympic Association teams, Joan Fairfax of the Denny Vaughan show, Kenneth Farmer, President of the Canadian Olympic Association
7/8/1956
James Worrall, president of the Canadian Olympic Association, is 6 feet 5 inches and wears size 50 tall
James Worrall, president of the Canadian Olympic Association, is 6 feet 5 inches and wears size 50 tall
7/26/1972
Jim Worrall: Canadian IOC chief says Soviet boycott is a tragic blow
Jim Worrall: Canadian IOC chief says Soviet boycott is a tragic blow
1/11/1983
James Worrall. Leaves licensing commission
James Worrall. Leaves licensing commission
11/20/1974
Kent, Thomas Worrall
Kent, Thomas Worrall
3/31/1966
Well-dressed, The Canadian Olympic Association held a news conference yesterday and unveiled the uniforms which Canadian athletes will wear next Febru(...)
Well-dressed, The Canadian Olympic Association held a news conference yesterday and unveiled the uniforms which Canadian athletes will wear next Febru(...)
10/12/1979
Planning ahead: Jim Hughes, president of Campaign Life, and June Scandiffio, head of the Right to Life Association, say they will pursue a law to protect the unborn
Planning ahead: Jim Hughes, president of Campaign Life, and June Scandiffio, head of the Right to Life Association, say they will pursue a law to protect the unborn
2/7/1991
Douglas J. McClellan, left, is the first Canadian to be named president of the U.S.-dominated National Tax Association-Tax Institute of America which has 4,000 members. He is shown with John Shannon of Washington, D.C.
Douglas J. McClellan, left, is the first Canadian to be named president of the U.S.-dominated National Tax Association-Tax Institute of America which has 4,000 members. He is shown with John Shannon of Washington, D.C.
9/13/1973
Hardhitting software: Stephen Van Houten, right, president of the Canadian Manufacturers' Association, with chief economist Jayson Myers and Hugh Owen of Soho Microsystems, left
Hardhitting software: Stephen Van Houten, right, president of the Canadian Manufacturers' Association, with chief economist Jayson Myers and Hugh Owen of Soho Microsystems, left
10/19/1992
Veterans angered: William Bull, left, president of the Royal Canadian Air Force Association Toronto- York wing, discusses the Billy Bishop movie with Percy Waters, 83, a World War I veteran.
Veterans angered: William Bull, left, president of the Royal Canadian Air Force Association Toronto- York wing, discusses the Billy Bishop movie with Percy Waters, 83, a World War I veteran.
1/19/1984
Soviet premier Alexei Kosygin (centre) eats dinner flanked by his interpreter, Victor Sukhodryev (left), and Gerard Filion, president of the Canadian Manufacturers' Association, which sponsored the dinner at the Ontario Science Centre last night
Soviet premier Alexei Kosygin (centre) eats dinner flanked by his interpreter, Victor Sukhodryev (left), and Gerard Filion, president of the Canadian Manufacturers' Association, which sponsored the dinner at the Ontario Science Centre last night
10/25/1971