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Raymond Foley (front)
Raymond Foley (front)

Raymond Foley (front)

Date12/4/1998
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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_0127381F
Prized possession: Franklin Foley, 65, and wife, Dorothy, 62, of Belleville, stand with Foley's Dutch concert street organ that he has lovingly restored. The couple recently played the organ at Yonge and Bloor Sts for a special promotion on Holland by The
Prized possession: Franklin Foley, 65, and wife, Dorothy, 62, of Belleville, stand with Foley's Dutch concert street organ that he has lovingly restored. The couple recently played the organ at Yonge and Bloor Sts for a special promotion on Holland by The
5/5/1988
Victory hug: Vincent MacDonald is hugged by sister Patsy Foley and her husband Ray after winning $4
Victory hug: Vincent MacDonald is hugged by sister Patsy Foley and her husband Ray after winning $4
11/19/1992
Happy Birthday to Hamilton's Jim Foley
Happy Birthday to Hamilton's Jim Foley
6/7/1989
Prof. Patrick Foley, examining system for stimulating the human eye, says many industrial engineers ignore the human factors in designing.
Prof. Patrick Foley, examining system for stimulating the human eye, says many industrial engineers ignore the human factors in designing.
2/5/1970
Kirk Foley
Kirk Foley
1/29/1985
When Secretary of State John Roberts (above, centre) adopted 'Canada Day' as the name for our national holiday, Jim Foley (left) was like the man who owned Christmas.
When Secretary of State John Roberts (above, centre) adopted 'Canada Day' as the name for our national holiday, Jim Foley (left) was like the man who owned Christmas.
1/11/1973
Warning sign: Raymond MacDonald, 55, will receive a summons to appear in court and explain why his two pit bulls shouldn't be put to death
Warning sign: Raymond MacDonald, 55, will receive a summons to appear in court and explain why his two pit bulls shouldn't be put to death
5/9/1988
Raymond McAfee (second from left) discusses a point at the black-board with some of his community college students
Raymond McAfee (second from left) discusses a point at the black-board with some of his community college students
2/20/1987
Mild recession looks likely this yar, says Dr. Raymond Saulnier, an influential U.S. economist. The watch in his palm doesn't involve some strange piece of economic sysmbolism. He was merely timing his talk in Toronto today.
Mild recession looks likely this yar, says Dr. Raymond Saulnier, an influential U.S. economist. The watch in his palm doesn't involve some strange piece of economic sysmbolism. He was merely timing his talk in Toronto today.
5/1/1970
In most countries, traditions are being broken, says Canadian philosopher Raymond Klibansky. People's minds are being molded.
In most countries, traditions are being broken, says Canadian philosopher Raymond Klibansky. People's minds are being molded.
5/30/1974
Raymond Conn, 33. Happiest man in world
Raymond Conn, 33. Happiest man in world
8/2/1978
New World: Espresso maker, a car or alien being, the technology is the same, Alias chief Stephen Bingham, left, tells Keith Raymond, centre, and Arthur Bell.
New World: Espresso maker, a car or alien being, the technology is the same, Alias chief Stephen Bingham, left, tells Keith Raymond, centre, and Arthur Bell.
8/15/1989