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About 1,200 kids, women and men in colorful costumes, not counting the hundreds playing in bands, kept crowds cheering
About 1,200 kids, women and men in colorful costumes, not counting the hundreds playing in bands, kept crowds cheering

About 1,200 kids, women and men in colorful costumes, not counting the hundreds playing in bands, kept crowds cheering

Date11/17/1986
Names
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FormatPicture
ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0010744F
About 1,200 kids, women and men in colorful costumes, not counting the hundreds playing in bands, kept crowds cheering
About 1,200 kids, women and men in colorful costumes, not counting the hundreds playing in bands, kept crowds cheering
Cooper, David
11/16/1986
Santa Claus waves to cheering crowds as he passes old city hall in the parade Saturday, when hundreds of thousands of children and adults lined the ro(...)
Santa Claus waves to cheering crowds as he passes old city hall in the parade Saturday, when hundreds of thousands of children and adults lined the ro(...)
Barkley, Harold
11/18/1973
When it comes to drawing out crowds military bands and marching men take a bit of beating
When it comes to drawing out crowds military bands and marching men take a bit of beating
Griffin, Doug
7/1/1967
It was kids' way of spending remembrance day holiday, Like terrier dogs let off a leash, hundreds of school kids made a beeline for Toronto City Hall's ice rink yesterday
It was kids' way of spending remembrance day holiday, Like terrier dogs let off a leash, hundreds of school kids made a beeline for Toronto City Hall's ice rink yesterday
Ross, Fred
11/12/1969
Streetproofed kids: Matt Yanchyshyn, 10, and his brother Ben, 8, are decked out for safe trick-or-treating, with a flashlight and reflective tape on their costumes
Streetproofed kids: Matt Yanchyshyn, 10, and his brother Ben, 8, are decked out for safe trick-or-treating, with a flashlight and reflective tape on their costumes
Stawicki, Andrew
10/23/1989
Eaton's Santa Claus parade yesterday had all the right ingredients--Santa, kids, clowns and marching bands
Eaton's Santa Claus parade yesterday had all the right ingredients--Santa, kids, clowns and marching bands
Mahler, John
11/4/1979
Crowds lined up outside the Wentworth county courthouse in Hamilton as hundreds sought seats for the spectacular trial
Crowds lined up outside the Wentworth county courthouse in Hamilton as hundreds sought seats for the spectacular trial
Toronto Star (Firm)
3/7/1947
A Metro police sergeant urges a chanting, cheering crowd of kids to give a big 'hooray' for jolly old St
A Metro police sergeant urges a chanting, cheering crowd of kids to give a big 'hooray' for jolly old St
Cooper, David
11/16/1986
False, But fun alarm, It was only a demonstration, but hundreds of kids saw the North York Fire Department in action at its training facilities on Old(...)
False, But fun alarm, It was only a demonstration, but hundreds of kids saw the North York Fire Department in action at its training facilities on Old(...)
Dunlop, Al
7/24/1990
Party Chieftain's Home. When scrutineers finished counting ballots cast by hundreds of Conservative convention delegates from all over the province to(...)
Party Chieftain's Home. When scrutineers finished counting ballots cast by hundreds of Conservative convention delegates from all over the province to(...)
Drew, George
12/9/1938
Melina Mercouri: She had crowd of 1,200 cheering
Melina Mercouri: She had crowd of 1,200 cheering
Bezant, Graham
8/9/1979
Fantasy feeder: Star reporter Ellie Tesher and Jack Fine, who stocks up to 25 video games in some of his 23 Bowlerama outlets, have some fun playing one of the sets. In Canada, about 1,200 middle men buy and service the machines, which are leased to tens
Fantasy feeder: Star reporter Ellie Tesher and Jack Fine, who stocks up to 25 video games in some of his 23 Bowlerama outlets, have some fun playing one of the sets. In Canada, about 1,200 middle men buy and service the machines, which are leased to tens
Stuparyk, Michael
1/26/1982