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One of many newfoundlanders opposed to presence of Greenpeace Foundation volunteers at seal hunt is Edward Greenham (above), 38, of St. Anthony. They (...)
One of many newfoundlanders opposed to presence of Greenpeace Foundation volunteers at seal hunt is Edward Greenham (above), 38, of St. Anthony. They (...)

One of many newfoundlanders opposed to presence of Greenpeace Foundation volunteers at seal hunt is Edward Greenham (above), 38, of St. Anthony. They (...)

Date3/12/1976
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  • One of many newfoundlanders opposed to presence of Greenpeace Foundation volunteers at seal hunt is Edward Greenham (above), 38, of St. Anthony. They (...)
  • One of many newfoundlanders opposed to presence of Greenpeace Foundation volunteers at seal hunt is Edward Greenham (above); 38; of St. Anthony. They should go back where they came from . . . he said. We have a hard enough time getting seals without outsiders coming to paint them green.
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Original Toronto Star caption: One of many newfoundlanders opposed to presence of Greenpeace Foundation volunteers at seal hunt is Edward Greenham (above); 38; of St. Anthony. They should go back where they came from . . . he said. We have a hard enough time getting seals without outsiders coming to paint them green.
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      In bright-red suits, Greenpeace volunteers yesterday check out their equipment to demonstrate against the Norwegian seal hunt off Newfoundland. Reside(...)
      In bright-red suits, Greenpeace volunteers yesterday check out their equipment to demonstrate against the Norwegian seal hunt off Newfoundland. Reside(...)
      Greenpeace
      3/10/1976
      Right: Skyline of St. John's, the capital. Cosmopolitan in many respects . . . it is also very small-town, the writer observes. Newfoundlanders, says (...)
      Right: Skyline of St. John's, the capital. Cosmopolitan in many respects . . . it is also very small-town, the writer observes. Newfoundlanders, says (...)
      Hall, Gerry
      6/8/1976
      Michael T. Wall entertains at Molly and Me, one of the Toronto clubs doing a flourishing business catering to the 110,000 Newfoundlanders in the area.(...)
      Michael T. Wall entertains at Molly and Me, one of the Toronto clubs doing a flourishing business catering to the 110,000 Newfoundlanders in the area.(...)
      Griffin, Doug
      11/14/1975
      Fooling around on the waterfront yesterday these young Newfoundlanders had every reason to look happy
      Fooling around on the waterfront yesterday these young Newfoundlanders had every reason to look happy
      Goode, Jeff
      10/22/1974
      Reading to his daughter about the beauty of animals and the way they care for their young has educated me to see things in a different light, says Newfoundlander Nick Laite, who once was enthused about the seal hunt
      Reading to his daughter about the beauty of animals and the way they care for their young has educated me to see things in a different light, says Newfoundlander Nick Laite, who once was enthused about the seal hunt
      Darrell, Dick
      2/17/1978
      Saving seal pup from Norwegian hunter, Greenpeace Foundation member Paul Watson of Toronto holds animal on floe off Newfoundland yesterday on opening (...)
      Saving seal pup from Norwegian hunter, Greenpeace Foundation member Paul Watson of Toronto holds animal on floe off Newfoundland yesterday on opening (...)
      Loek, Dick
      3/15/1976
      Greenpeace seal hunt protesters Paul Watson, left, and Dr. Patrick Moore on Sable Island during the recent protest
      Greenpeace seal hunt protesters Paul Watson, left, and Dr. Patrick Moore on Sable Island during the recent protest
      Greenpeace
      3/11/1976
      David Zolf, one of many volunteers tutoring people who have trouble reading, works out of the Gerrard K Club on Spruce St
      David Zolf, one of many volunteers tutoring people who have trouble reading, works out of the Gerrard K Club on Spruce St
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      2/7/1990
      Anti-sealing: Canadians Against the Commercial Seal Hunt members Wayne Roberts, left, Rick Smith, Irshad Manji, Clive Southey and Anthony Marr, with Chinese aphrodisiacs, launch campaign yesterday
      Anti-sealing: Canadians Against the Commercial Seal Hunt members Wayne Roberts, left, Rick Smith, Irshad Manji, Clive Southey and Anthony Marr, with Chinese aphrodisiacs, launch campaign yesterday
      Power, Peter
      10/9/1997
      A Metro police boat nears Greenpeace activists in Toronto harbor yesterday who protested the presence of British ships approved to carry nuclear weapons
      A Metro police boat nears Greenpeace activists in Toronto harbor yesterday who protested the presence of British ships approved to carry nuclear weapons
      Greenpeace
      5/25/1990
      Joining greenpeace protest against slaughter of seals off St
      Joining greenpeace protest against slaughter of seals off St
      Davies, Brian
      3/14/1976
      Greenpeace Protester Al Johnson throws him self over a baby seal as Norwegian seal hunter looks on
      Greenpeace Protester Al Johnson throws him self over a baby seal as Norwegian seal hunter looks on
      Greenpeace
      3/16/1976