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William Hughes. Dug holes for launchers
William Hughes. Dug holes for launchers

William Hughes. Dug holes for launchers

Date7/5/1972
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      ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
      Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0128597F
      First hole dug for Toronto's new subway extension up Yonge was there at Lytton-Blvd
      First hole dug for Toronto's new subway extension up Yonge was there at Lytton-Blvd
      James, Norman
      10/10/1968
      Segment of estimated crowd of 20,000 jams area near 18th hole to the left, and also gets view of the 17th hole's Sahara fairway, where 13 sand traps await errant shots
      Segment of estimated crowd of 20,000 jams area near 18th hole to the left, and also gets view of the 17th hole's Sahara fairway, where 13 sand traps await errant shots
      Innell, Reg, 1926-2018
      6/24/1978
      Star Man Overseas, Pte. Charles Hughes, a former pressman with The Star, has arrived safely overseas, a cable has informed his wife, Mrs. Jean Hughes, who lives on the Queensway, in Etobicoke
      Star Man Overseas, Pte. Charles Hughes, a former pressman with The Star, has arrived safely overseas, a cable has informed his wife, Mrs. Jean Hughes, who lives on the Queensway, in Etobicoke
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      5/5/1943
      Living under another name for seven years, Michael Drosnin punded out Citizen Hughes, story of mysterious billionaire Howard Hughes
      Living under another name for seven years, Michael Drosnin punded out Citizen Hughes, story of mysterious billionaire Howard Hughes
      Combs, Erin
      3/6/1986
      With two frame pieces glued together and held steady in a vice, drill two holes through the corner
      With two frame pieces glued together and held steady in a vice, drill two holes through the corner
      Beaty, Keith
      4/19/1989
      The Operation: Doctors drill one of three screw holes into the fractured cannon bone, left, before the foreleg is wrapped to minimize the blood flow
      The Operation: Doctors drill one of three screw holes into the fractured cannon bone, left, before the foreleg is wrapped to minimize the blood flow
      Goode, Jeff
      10/24/1991
      Putting it together: A crashed 1940 Stinson is landmark at the new Cardinal golf club in King, a 270-acre facility that will eventually have 27 holes
      Putting it together: A crashed 1940 Stinson is landmark at the new Cardinal golf club in King, a 270-acre facility that will eventually have 27 holes
      Dunlop, Alan
      8/29/1990
      All the comforts of home, says Robert Kupchynsky, Toronto, as he showers under a tin can full of holes
      All the comforts of home, says Robert Kupchynsky, Toronto, as he showers under a tin can full of holes
      Canada. Canadian Army
      4/19/1945
      Because of deep, weed-tangled holes, a section of Sunnyside beach near the public parking area is closed to swimmers, who are warned away by signs lik(...)
      Because of deep, weed-tangled holes, a section of Sunnyside beach near the public parking area is closed to swimmers, who are warned away by signs lik(...)
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      7/25/1940
      Eyeing it up: Dave Barr went out in one-over 37 but birdied three holes on back nine to take a comfortable four-shot lead after two rounds of CPGA championship at Emerald Hills
      Eyeing it up: Dave Barr went out in one-over 37 but birdied three holes on back nine to take a comfortable four-shot lead after two rounds of CPGA championship at Emerald Hills
      Barr, Dave
      7/29/1988
      . . . holes and other faults in the paper are mended and the pages are sewn into a new binding which is constructed from scratch from pelts
      . . . holes and other faults in the paper are mended and the pages are sewn into a new binding which is constructed from scratch from pelts
      Innell, Reg, 1926-2018
      7/27/1973
      Below left, a worker drills rock-bolt holes in the intake tunnel, which will curve 1,000 metres under Lake Ontario
      Below left, a worker drills rock-bolt holes in the intake tunnel, which will curve 1,000 metres under Lake Ontario
      Dunlop, Al
      8/11/1982