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The road back: Psychiatrist Gary Cormack is learning to speak again after a near-fatal stroke. He's helped by 10 volunteers, including neighbor Bonnie McCleave (left) and friend Maureen Kelly, in word drills.
The road back: Psychiatrist Gary Cormack is learning to speak again after a near-fatal stroke. He's helped by 10 volunteers, including neighbor Bonnie McCleave (left) and friend Maureen Kelly, in word drills.

The road back: Psychiatrist Gary Cormack is learning to speak again after a near-fatal stroke. He's helped by 10 volunteers, including neighbor Bonnie McCleave (left) and friend Maureen Kelly, in word drills.

Date11/17/1982
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0126176F
Image shows the blind skaters program run by North York's parks and recreation department. Here ...
In its second year, the blind skaters program run by North York's parks and recreation department is brainchild of Andra Kelly, wife of Toronto Maple Leafs coach Red Kelly, and Nancy Cameron of department. Here, Mrs. Kelly assists Dennis Donnelly at Victoria Village Arena. There are 10 people in program, ranging in age from 7 to 62, and they come from all parts of Metro. They need more volunteers.
11/11/1976
Back in Track: A worker takes horse for walk to cool down after training session, above right, while another horse drills on training track, middle, and railbirds keep tabs on the workouts
Back in Track: A worker takes horse for walk to cool down after training session, above right, while another horse drills on training track, middle, and railbirds keep tabs on the workouts
3/5/1992
Drill boat - J B King with its in drills taken before the explosion which blew it literally to atoms - Brookville Explosion
Drill boat - J B King with its in drills taken before the explosion which blew it literally to atoms - Brookville Explosion
6/27/1930
Military drill and rifle instruction book for the use of the Canadian volunteers, under the sanction of Colonel Dyde, commanding the active force
Military drill and rifle instruction book for the use of the Canadian volunteers, under the sanction of Colonel Dyde, commanding the active force
1862
Drill and rifle instruction for the corps of rifle volunteers
Drill and rifle instruction for the corps of rifle volunteers
1862
Getting trimmed, Neighbor Lynda Young gives Joe Philion a haircut yesterday in preparation for a community celebration honoring Joe and hundreds of volunteers
Getting trimmed, Neighbor Lynda Young gives Joe Philion a haircut yesterday in preparation for a community celebration honoring Joe and hundreds of volunteers
4/29/1989
On Target: Toronto Argonaut quarterback Clint Longley has been sharp in drills leading to Argos' next match, Sunday against the first-place Montreal Alouettes
On Target: Toronto Argonaut quarterback Clint Longley has been sharp in drills leading to Argos' next match, Sunday against the first-place Montreal Alouettes
8/6/1977
Big Adios! mark McGwire Drills Morris mistake for a two-run homer
Big Adios! mark McGwire Drills Morris mistake for a two-run homer
10/8/1992
Colour card advertisement depicting an illustration of the Muskoka River with two boats. The ba ...
Compliments of COULTHARD, SCOTT & CO., makers of DRILLS AND SEEDERS, Oshawa, Ont.
approx 1893
Above right, while another horse drills on training track, middle, and railbirds keep tabs on the workouts
Above right, while another horse drills on training track, middle, and railbirds keep tabs on the workouts
3/5/1992
Brian Crozier drills to tap sap while coworker Grant Moravek watches. Bruce's Mill Conservation Area, Ontario
Brian Crozier drills to tap sap while coworker Grant Moravek watches. Bruce's Mill Conservation Area, Ontario
3/1/1990
Below left, a worker drills rock-bolt holes in the intake tunnel, which will curve 1,000 metres under Lake Ontario
Below left, a worker drills rock-bolt holes in the intake tunnel, which will curve 1,000 metres under Lake Ontario
8/11/1982