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"... and what are we growing? Grass!"

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Year: 1963
Names: Norris, Len
Part of: Editorial Cartoons Collection
Type: Still Image

"You're right ... the confounded stuff is starting to grow."

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Year: 1965
Names: Norris, Len
Part of: Editorial Cartoons Collection
Type: Still Image

"Curses! Don't tell me that stupid grass is coming up again!"

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Year: 1973
Names: Uluschak, Edd
Part of: Editorial Cartoons Collection
Type: Still Image

"He'd promised to mow right after the hockey play-offs, but then came the opening of baseball season..followed by the O.J.Simpson hearings and then he rolled right into World Cup Soccer!"

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Names: Bierman, Bob, 1921-2008
Part of: Editorial Cartoons Collection
Type: Still Image

Collection

  • Editorial Cartoons Collection (4)

Name

  • Norris, Len (2)
  • Bierman, Bob, 1921-2008 (1)
  • Uluschak, Edd (1)

Subject

  • Backyards (2)
  • Spring (2)
  • Gardening (1)
  • Grain industry--Canada (1)
  • Grain industry--Soviet Union (1)
  • Housekeeping (1)
  • Lawn mowing (1)
  • Lawns (1)
  • Mowing machines (1)
  • Neighbors (1)
  • Sports (1)
  • Television programs (1)
  • Wheat (1)
  • (-) Grasses (4)

Genre

  • Editorial cartoons (4)

Type of Resource

  • Still Image (4)

Language

  • English (4)

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