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Back on his feet
Back on his feet

Back on his feet

Date11/18/1981
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Original Toronto Star caption: Back on his feet: Former Ontario premier John Robarts and his wife, Katherine, leave the president's box at the Royal Winter Fair last night after watching the International Team jumping events in the Coliseum. Robarts had a series of strokes in August and was in a Houston, Tex. hospital for several weeks.
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    ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
    CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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    Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
    Object NumberTSPA_0076449F
    Fan-tastic: Fans, as well as Joe Carter and other Blue Jay players, were on their feet to welcome Kelly Gruber back to the dugout after his two-run blast
    Fan-tastic: Fans, as well as Joe Carter and other Blue Jay players, were on their feet to welcome Kelly Gruber back to the dugout after his two-run blast
    Gruber, Kelly, 1962-
    7/13/1991
    Feel right at home. His feet up on the desk, new Controller Herbert Orliffe settles back comfortably in William Allen's former chair and accepts a lig(...)
    Feel right at home. His feet up on the desk, new Controller Herbert Orliffe settles back comfortably in William Allen's former chair and accepts a lig(...)
    Darrell, Dick
    1/17/1962
    Dar Robinson. Back on his feet, all smiles
    Dar Robinson. Back on his feet, all smiles
    Robinson, Dar
    9/21/1979
    Burn Victim determined to get back on his feet after year-long ordeal
    Burn Victim determined to get back on his feet after year-long ordeal
    Innell, Reg, 1926-2018
    12/30/1988
    Feet first: Ernie Whitt, left, of the Toronto Blue Jays, has an impression of his foot taken by Glenn Copeland, president of the Feet First store, which will offer physiotherapy for feet as well as sports shoes and custom-made shoe inserts.
    Feet first: Ernie Whitt, left, of the Toronto Blue Jays, has an impression of his foot taken by Glenn Copeland, president of the Feet First store, which will offer physiotherapy for feet as well as sports shoes and custom-made shoe inserts.
    Faught, Ken
    1/21/1987
    Oh, my aching feet. Oshawa Mayor Jim Potticary gets his feet soothed by Sesame Street's Big Bird after completing 200 laps in three hours in the Oshaw(...)
    Oh, my aching feet. Oshawa Mayor Jim Potticary gets his feet soothed by Sesame Street's Big Bird after completing 200 laps in three hours in the Oshaw(...)
    McConnell, Colin
    10/4/1977
    Contrasting clergy: Rev. Ron Nickle, the minister at Lansing United Church, and his assistant, Rev. Lynne Bandy, compare statures. She's five feet on good days. He's six feet, two inches
    Contrasting clergy: Rev. Ron Nickle, the minister at Lansing United Church, and his assistant, Rev. Lynne Bandy, compare statures. She's five feet on good days. He's six feet, two inches
    Slaughter, Mike
    4/22/1982
    Business as usual but 65 feet back
    Business as usual but 65 feet back
    Toronto Star (Firm)
    10/29/1946
    Moving day at U of T. Right on track for its new home, Bancroft Hall is winched along on steel pipes to a location about 50 feet back from its site ne(...)
    Moving day at U of T. Right on track for its new home, Bancroft Hall is winched along on steel pipes to a location about 50 feet back from its site ne(...)
    Bock, Tony
    6/20/1988
    Claremont roads getting back to normal, Snowdrifts as much as 14 feet high had been seen in the Claremont area in the wake of last week's storm, and R(...)
    Claremont roads getting back to normal, Snowdrifts as much as 14 feet high had been seen in the Claremont area in the wake of last week's storm, and R(...)
    Beaty, Keith
    4/7/1975
    Clockwise: The Canadian Russian expedition reach Tuyuksu Glacier, 3,700 metres (12,140 feet) above sea level after a 10-Kilometre (61/4 miles) back-packing climb
    Clockwise: The Canadian Russian expedition reach Tuyuksu Glacier, 3,700 metres (12,140 feet) above sea level after a 10-Kilometre (61/4 miles) back-packing climb
    Spremo, Boris
    8/20/1987
    Floyd Clark releases balloons, It will radio back the weather at 100,000 feet
    Floyd Clark releases balloons, It will radio back the weather at 100,000 feet
    Griffin, Doug
    2/17/1976