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Memories still fresh: Billie and Gerald Nugent laugh over a blow-up of a picture of them printed in The Star when she arrived in Toronto in October of 1944
Memories still fresh: Billie and Gerald Nugent laugh over a blow-up of a picture of them printed in The Star when she arrived in Toronto in October of 1944

Memories still fresh: Billie and Gerald Nugent laugh over a blow-up of a picture of them printed in The Star when she arrived in Toronto in October of 1944

Date4/22/1983
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0131615F
Stolen memories: Michael and Ana Stevens say they need son's book of condolences and cards to help them recover from his death.
Stolen memories: Michael and Ana Stevens say they need son's book of condolences and cards to help them recover from his death.
1/20/1993
Memories: Ted Dickson was manager of Mutual St. Arena (now The Terrace) in 1949 when Frank Sinatra made his only other Toronto appearance.
Memories: Ted Dickson was manager of Mutual St. Arena (now The Terrace) in 1949 when Frank Sinatra made his only other Toronto appearance.
4/24/1975
Memories remain: Gustav Dorovin holds a photo of himself as a World War II soldier and a photo of his daughter, Irene, taken at age 7. She was later killed by the Nazis.
Memories remain: Gustav Dorovin holds a photo of himself as a World War II soldier and a photo of his daughter, Irene, taken at age 7. She was later killed by the Nazis.
11/4/1987
Memories: Abitibi Ave. residents Donald and Dorrie Copeland recall when coal was delivered by horse-drawn sleigh in North York some forty years ago. A winter's supply cost about $80.
Memories: Abitibi Ave. residents Donald and Dorrie Copeland recall when coal was delivered by horse-drawn sleigh in North York some forty years ago. A winter's supply cost about $80.
6/4/1985
Life's work: Tom Creber stands amid a selection of monuments at Hilltop Memories in Richmond Hill where he now works as manager. The 77-year-old monument-maker has been in the business since the age of 14 when he started out as a tool sharpener.
Life's work: Tom Creber stands amid a selection of monuments at Hilltop Memories in Richmond Hill where he now works as manager. The 77-year-old monument-maker has been in the business since the age of 14 when he started out as a tool sharpener.
9/30/1982
Memories: Kelly recalls the fateful August day when things started coming apart on the stock market
Memories: Kelly recalls the fateful August day when things started coming apart on the stock market
12/9/1981
Memories: When Mers Kutt, left, started Consolidated Computer in 1967, the advertisement below echoed the company's high hopes fo success
Memories: When Mers Kutt, left, started Consolidated Computer in 1967, the advertisement below echoed the company's high hopes fo success
9/4/1982
Fond memories: Cyril Morley, 81, admires an old-fashioned streetlamp presented to him by Pickering Village when he retired as its reeve in 1963
Fond memories: Cyril Morley, 81, admires an old-fashioned streetlamp presented to him by Pickering Village when he retired as its reeve in 1963
4/23/1985
Fond memories: Isabella Linton, 88, who watched the first Santa parade in 1905, and Dr. John Maxwell, 79, who took part in it while he was a high school and university student in the 1920s. remember the early parades as the extravaganzas of the day. Linton also got her own children up at 6 a.m. to get downtown from Weston for the annual event.
Fond memories: Isabella Linton, 88, who watched the first Santa parade in 1905, and Dr. John Maxwell, 79, who took part in it while he was a high school and university student in the 1920s. remember the early parades as the extravaganzas of the day. Linton also got her own children up at 6 a.m. to get downtown from Weston for the annual event.
10/30/1985
Memories of Olympic Victory are still fresh to Dr. G. Harrold Campbell, 94-year-old Orangeville dentist. He was a member of the Canadian field lacross(...)
Memories of Olympic Victory are still fresh to Dr. G. Harrold Campbell, 94-year-old Orangeville dentist. He was a member of the Canadian field lacross(...)
1/27/1972
Queen's Quay, Terminal building, still smelling of fresh paint, brings back happy memories for architect Eberhard Zeidler and his wife, Jane. The buil(...)
Queen's Quay, Terminal building, still smelling of fresh paint, brings back happy memories for architect Eberhard Zeidler and his wife, Jane. The buil(...)
6/24/1983
Memory still green: Traffic expert Bob Burton, 94, standing at the corner of Yonge and Bloor Sts., recalls when Toronto's first traffic lights were installed on August 8, 1925.
Memory still green: Traffic expert Bob Burton, 94, standing at the corner of Yonge and Bloor Sts., recalls when Toronto's first traffic lights were installed on August 8, 1925.
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