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Burned out: Clare Mutton, manager of Oshawa's Salvation Army thrift shop that was gutted by fire on Dec
Burned out: Clare Mutton, manager of Oshawa's Salvation Army thrift shop that was gutted by fire on Dec

Burned out: Clare Mutton, manager of Oshawa's Salvation Army thrift shop that was gutted by fire on Dec

Date2/12/1990
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0131388F
Finishing up: Oshawa's fire chief, Ernie Stacey, retires at teh end of the week after 15 years in the driver's seat of Oshawa's fire department
Finishing up: Oshawa's fire chief, Ernie Stacey, retires at teh end of the week after 15 years in the driver's seat of Oshawa's fire department
12/29/1981
Smoke gets in your eyes: Piano shop owner Paul Hahn hammers on the keys of a piano burned in a fire yesterday in his Yonge St
Smoke gets in your eyes: Piano shop owner Paul Hahn hammers on the keys of a piano burned in a fire yesterday in his Yonge St
5/7/1980
Just ducky: Woodcaver Glenn McMurdo is one of many artisans who'll be demonstrating and selling their work at a craft show at the Robert McLaughlin Gallery in Oshawa's Civic Centre starting tomorrow from noon to 6 p
Just ducky: Woodcaver Glenn McMurdo is one of many artisans who'll be demonstrating and selling their work at a craft show at the Robert McLaughlin Gallery in Oshawa's Civic Centre starting tomorrow from noon to 6 p
10/9/1992
Mike Pilon: The owner of Oshawa's National Home Video stores objects to a court decision ruling 11 films were obscene and must be removed from stores
Mike Pilon: The owner of Oshawa's National Home Video stores objects to a court decision ruling 11 films were obscene and must be removed from stores
10/31/1983
Tremeer: Member of Oshawa's 123-year-old Ontario Regiment teaches music.
Tremeer: Member of Oshawa's 123-year-old Ontario Regiment teaches music.
6/1/1988
Battlefield: After 20 years, Jim Richards has won the battle to preserve Oshawa's Second Marsh, but the war is not over.
Battlefield: After 20 years, Jim Richards has won the battle to preserve Oshawa's Second Marsh, but the war is not over.
5/19/1986
Last practice: Don McIlveen, teacher and coach at Oshawa's Central Collegiate for 31 years, is pleased to be retiring
Last practice: Don McIlveen, teacher and coach at Oshawa's Central Collegiate for 31 years, is pleased to be retiring
6/12/1981
Victim of arson: David Falconer, administrator of the North York Historical Board, stands in front of the burned out historic John Duncan House, fenced in to keep out vandals. A four-month battle to save the old wooden house, badly damaged in a June fire
Victim of arson: David Falconer, administrator of the North York Historical Board, stands in front of the burned out historic John Duncan House, fenced in to keep out vandals. A four-month battle to save the old wooden house, badly damaged in a June fire
11/10/1987
Jim McMillan Salvation Army
Jim McMillan Salvation Army
10/25/1995
Anrew Miller: Salvation Army's U.S. national commander spoke at meeting yesterday.
Anrew Miller: Salvation Army's U.S. national commander spoke at meeting yesterday.
4/25/1988
Ribbon cutting: Premier David Peterson, right, and Major Harold Thornhill, executive director of the hospital, beam as they open the Salvation Army's 10th Canadian hospital
Ribbon cutting: Premier David Peterson, right, and Major Harold Thornhill, executive director of the hospital, beam as they open the Salvation Army's 10th Canadian hospital
9/21/1985
Unfinished business: Isaac Ehrlich prepares for jewelry sale and the eventual disposal of his father's jewelry store in Leaside. Ehrlich's father, Israel, who had operated the Bayview Ave. shop for 22 years, was gunned down Dec. 8. Now, says Isaac, the store holds too many memories for the family to keep it operating.
Unfinished business: Isaac Ehrlich prepares for jewelry sale and the eventual disposal of his father's jewelry store in Leaside. Ehrlich's father, Israel, who had operated the Bayview Ave. shop for 22 years, was gunned down Dec. 8. Now, says Isaac, the store holds too many memories for the family to keep it operating.
12/30/1987