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Hurricane Hazel ravaged the Humber Valley in 1954, but Herb Jones, left, and Jim Crawford teamed up then to save dozens of lives
Hurricane Hazel ravaged the Humber Valley in 1954, but Herb Jones, left, and Jim Crawford teamed up then to save dozens of lives

Hurricane Hazel ravaged the Humber Valley in 1954, but Herb Jones, left, and Jim Crawford teamed up then to save dozens of lives

Date11/25/1988
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Original Toronto Star caption: Hurricane Hazel ravaged the Humber Valley in 1954, but Herb Jones, left, and Jim Crawford teamed up then to save dozens of lives.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
      Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0040812F
      Humber River, Raymore Dr., after Hurricane Hazel, 1954., Toronto, Ontario
      Humber River, Raymore Dr., after Hurricane Hazel, 1954., Toronto, Ontario
      Salmon, James V. (James Victor)
      1/30/1955
      Humber River, Raymore Dr., after Hurricane Hazel, 1954., Toronto, Ontario
      Humber River, Raymore Dr., after Hurricane Hazel, 1954., Toronto, Ontario
      Salmon, James V. (James Victor)
      1/30/1955
      A floodway in Hogg's Hollow south of York Mills forms part of the defences erected following the havoc wreaked by Hurricane Hazel in 1954
      A floodway in Hogg's Hollow south of York Mills forms part of the defences erected following the havoc wreaked by Hurricane Hazel in 1954
      Bezant, Graham
      6/29/1972
      Mysterious Headless Valley on South Nahanni River in British Columbia which has claimed the lives of dozen or more explores is rugged, chasm-scarred. (...)
      Mysterious Headless Valley on South Nahanni River in British Columbia which has claimed the lives of dozen or more explores is rugged, chasm-scarred. (...)
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      1/10/1947
      Hurricane Hazel, Humber River garbage
      Hurricane Hazel, Humber River garbage
      Ontario.‏ ‎Conservation Authorities Branch‏
      1954
      Hurricane Hazel, Humber River flooding
      Hurricane Hazel, Humber River flooding
      Ontario.‏ ‎Conservation Authorities Branch‏
      1954
      Hurricane Hazel, Humber River flooding
      Hurricane Hazel, Humber River flooding
      Ontario.‏ ‎Conservation Authorities Branch‏
      1954
      Gathering food: Donovan Thomas, his wife Marcia Deans and their children Rosealet, 11, and Marvin, 7 months, gather bananas from the fields ravaged by Hurricane Gilbert
      Gathering food: Donovan Thomas, his wife Marcia Deans and their children Rosealet, 11, and Marvin, 7 months, gather bananas from the fields ravaged by Hurricane Gilbert
      McConnell, Colin
      9/18/1988
      Gayle Jones Canadian mystery thriller writer who lives in NY
      Gayle Jones Canadian mystery thriller writer who lives in NY
      Faught, Ken
      5/20/1997
      Got involved: Walter Moyseuik, 66, left, and Bruce Melancon, 65, had never met, but on Saturday they teamed up to save the life of shooting victim Sue Mulligan outside an Etobicoke food store
      Got involved: Walter Moyseuik, 66, left, and Bruce Melancon, 65, had never met, but on Saturday they teamed up to save the life of shooting victim Sue Mulligan outside an Etobicoke food store
      Bock, Tony
      3/14/1988
      Got involved: Walter Moyseuik, 66, left, and Bruce Melancon, 65m had never met, but on Saturday they teamed up to save the life of shooting victim Sue Mulligan outside an Etobicoke food store
      Got involved: Walter Moyseuik, 66, left, and Bruce Melancon, 65m had never met, but on Saturday they teamed up to save the life of shooting victim Sue Mulligan outside an Etobicoke food store
      Loek, Dick
      3/14/1988
      Cars are lined up for miles on the Queen Elizabeth Way this morning as snow squalls turn into glare ice, resulting in dozens of minor fender benders. (...)
      Cars are lined up for miles on the Queen Elizabeth Way this morning as snow squalls turn into glare ice, resulting in dozens of minor fender benders. (...)
      Barkley, Harold
      12/5/1977