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Close call: Arthur Pike, a former paper boy who turns 90 today, holds a copy of the Toronto Daily Star issue that reported his near-fatal accident in 1913
Close call: Arthur Pike, a former paper boy who turns 90 today, holds a copy of the Toronto Daily Star issue that reported his near-fatal accident in 1913

Close call: Arthur Pike, a former paper boy who turns 90 today, holds a copy of the Toronto Daily Star issue that reported his near-fatal accident in 1913

Date8/3/1992
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0132155F
No way! Canadian super heavyweight Lennox Lewis, right, turns away and holds his head in disbelief after hearing Cuban Jorge Gonzalez, left, had won their gold medal bout on a 4-1 decision at the Pan American Games yesterday
No way! Canadian super heavyweight Lennox Lewis, right, turns away and holds his head in disbelief after hearing Cuban Jorge Gonzalez, left, had won their gold medal bout on a 4-1 decision at the Pan American Games yesterday
8/23/1987
Heart of the matter: Brian Dinsdale, sales manager of MA Electronics Canada Ltd., holds small amplifier that turns satellite signals into television picture.
Heart of the matter: Brian Dinsdale, sales manager of MA Electronics Canada Ltd., holds small amplifier that turns satellite signals into television picture.
10/16/1981
Big Daddy holds baby. Metro Chairman Fred Gardiner (holding Mary Ann) turns over keys to car, presented him by Downtown Business Men's Association to (...)
Big Daddy holds baby. Metro Chairman Fred Gardiner (holding Mary Ann) turns over keys to car, presented him by Downtown Business Men's Association to (...)
11/21/1961
Happy birthday! Alfred Hughes, who turns 107 today, gets a kiss from his daughters, Florence Morrell (left) and Jessie Hayhurst, in his wheelchair at (...)
Happy birthday! Alfred Hughes, who turns 107 today, gets a kiss from his daughters, Florence Morrell (left) and Jessie Hayhurst, in his wheelchair at (...)
3/15/1990
Provincial treasurer Darcy McKeough holds a copy of his budget for 1971-72, which he presented to the Legislature today
Provincial treasurer Darcy McKeough holds a copy of his budget for 1971-72, which he presented to the Legislature today
4/26/1971
Blue Jays catcher Ernie Whitt holds his forehead in mock horror today as ace relief pitcher Bill Caudill takes a turn as a relief driver on a TTC bus (...)
Blue Jays catcher Ernie Whitt holds his forehead in mock horror today as ace relief pitcher Bill Caudill takes a turn as a relief driver on a TTC bus (...)
4/15/1985
Voice stilled: Paul Fraschetti, 17-year-old editor, holds the issue of school paper which was cancelled because principal ruled some articles were contrary to views of the Catholic Church
Voice stilled: Paul Fraschetti, 17-year-old editor, holds the issue of school paper which was cancelled because principal ruled some articles were contrary to views of the Catholic Church
12/8/1986
Canada's great lady Pauline Vanier turns 90 tomorrow
Canada's great lady Pauline Vanier turns 90 tomorrow
3/27/1988
. . . Why, it's Viola MacMillan. As she turns her head, it's plain she's Viola MacMillan, former president of the association. Today she was committed for trial on a charge of wash trading. Charges against her husband George were dropped.
. . . Why, it's Viola MacMillan. As she turns her head, it's plain she's Viola MacMillan, former president of the association. Today she was committed for trial on a charge of wash trading. Charges against her husband George were dropped.
1/1/1966
Jack Lyndon, new president of the Insurance Bureau of Canada, holds aloft the ad in yesterday's Star informing people who take money for running car pools during the TTC strike that they're still covered in case of accident
Jack Lyndon, new president of the Insurance Bureau of Canada, holds aloft the ad in yesterday's Star informing people who take money for running car pools during the TTC strike that they're still covered in case of accident
9/12/1978
Founder: Hal Rogers, 90, founder of the Association of Kinsmen Clubs, holds his life member plaque. Rogers founded the service club in 1920.
Founder: Hal Rogers, 90, founder of the Association of Kinsmen Clubs, holds his life member plaque. Rogers founded the service club in 1920.
1/2/1990
When 16-year-old Stephanie Boyd laces up her skates, she turns into a hockey whiz who once led a boys' league in scoring and amassed 75 points in 25 g(...)
When 16-year-old Stephanie Boyd laces up her skates, she turns into a hockey whiz who once led a boys' league in scoring and amassed 75 points in 25 g(...)
1/5/1989