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Vancouver girls Dianne Foster and Donna Gilmore were of Ontario girls
Vancouver girls Dianne Foster and Donna Gilmore were of Ontario girls

Vancouver girls Dianne Foster and Donna Gilmore were of Ontario girls

Date7/13/1948
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Original Toronto Star caption: Vancouver girls Dianne Foster and Donna Gilmore were of Ontario girls. Toronto member of committee [Incomplete]
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0096491F
Vancouver girl athletes on the team are Gilmore and Diane Foster
Vancouver girl athletes on the team are Gilmore and Diane Foster
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Canadian girls who will compete in the Olympics in England, shown before leaving Montreal on a special train which was hours late, are: Pat Jones, New(...)
Canadian girls who will compete in the Olympics in England, shown before leaving Montreal on a special train which was hours late, are: Pat Jones, New(...)
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This is the competitive side of Debbie Van Kiekebelt, glamor girl of Canada's Olympic team and one of most photographed athletes in Olympic Village. T(...)
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Canadians didn't know much about Saskatoon's Diane Jones before Olympics, but we learned we have another international star and glamour girl when she placed 10th
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Fencer Donna Hennyey and high jumper Louise Hanna, both of Toronto, stroll in front of the Olympic city's famous old town hall
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Hard luck medal should be awarded to Canadian gymnast, Bill Mackie, Vancouver
Hard luck medal should be awarded to Canadian gymnast, Bill Mackie, Vancouver
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Little Karen shows her stuff. Karen Kelsall of Vancouver, who at 13 is the youngest member of Canada's Olympic gymnastics team, shows fine form in thi(...)
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Little Karen shows her stuff. Karen Kelsall of Vancouver, who at 13 is the youngest member of Canada's Olympic gymnastics team, shows fine form in thi(...)
Little Karen shows her stuff. Karen Kelsall of Vancouver, who at 13 is the youngest member of Canada's Olympic gymnastics team, shows fine form in thi(...)
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We're in! Louise Walker, left, and Julie White hug each other in congratulation for reaching the final of the Olympic high jump. They were the only two Canadian women to qualify for finals yesterday
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