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Writer-broadcaster June Callwood ties for the best score ever with a 13
Writer-broadcaster June Callwood ties for the best score ever with a 13

Writer-broadcaster June Callwood ties for the best score ever with a 13

Date3/23/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: Writer-broadcaster June Callwood ties for the best score ever with a 13.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0035797F
Looking tired and dismayed, writer-broadcaster June Callwood sits silently in a paddy wagon after being arrested in Toronto's Yorkville districk last (...)
Looking tired and dismayed, writer-broadcaster June Callwood sits silently in a paddy wagon after being arrested in Toronto's Yorkville districk last (...)
7/10/1968
Looking tired and dismayed, writer-broadcaster June Callwood sits silently in a paddy wagon after being arrested in Toronto's Yorkville district last (...)
Looking tired and dismayed, writer-broadcaster June Callwood sits silently in a paddy wagon after being arrested in Toronto's Yorkville district last (...)
7/10/1988
June Callwood, author, broadcaster and mother of four, has conducted interviews across Canada with Canadians of the new generation - a generation she sees struggling from a fresh start
June Callwood, author, broadcaster and mother of four, has conducted interviews across Canada with Canadians of the new generation - a generation she sees struggling from a fresh start
1/14/1966
Taken into custody in Yorkville Wednesday night on the charge of impeding traffic was freelance writer June Callwood, 44, (left). Five other persons, (...)
Taken into custody in Yorkville Wednesday night on the charge of impeding traffic was freelance writer June Callwood, 44, (left). Five other persons, (...)
7/10/1968
June Callwood, in private life Mrs. Trent Frayne, is a writer fighting for rights of the Yorkville hippies. She has four children from 23 to 7
June Callwood, in private life Mrs. Trent Frayne, is a writer fighting for rights of the Yorkville hippies. She has four children from 23 to 7
8/22/1968
Inspecting the hippie Haven which she helped to set up, writer June Callwood and her son Barney Frayne (centre), 19, who supervises the centre for hom(...)
Inspecting the hippie Haven which she helped to set up, writer June Callwood and her son Barney Frayne (centre), 19, who supervises the centre for hom(...)
2/23/1968
Callwood in court: Rabbi W. G. Plaut, June Callwood, her lawyer Joe Pomerant and Dalton Camp are shown outside magistrates' court today where Miss Cal(...)
Callwood in court: Rabbi W. G. Plaut, June Callwood, her lawyer Joe Pomerant and Dalton Camp are shown outside magistrates' court today where Miss Cal(...)
10/31/1968
June Callwood, still shaken from being arrested Wednesday night during the Yorkville disturbances, talks to the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shuster a(...)
June Callwood, still shaken from being arrested Wednesday night during the Yorkville disturbances, talks to the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shuster a(...)
7/11/1968
June Callwood with Robert Raplan
June Callwood with Robert Raplan
6/16/1983
In: June Callwood, author
In: June Callwood, author
3/23/1978
Journalist June Callwood was assigned by The Star to separate the myths from the facts about the new morality on the campuses of Canada. In Saturday's(...)
Journalist June Callwood was assigned by The Star to separate the myths from the facts about the new morality on the campuses of Canada. In Saturday's(...)
1/15/1966
June Callwood. Worked with diggers
June Callwood. Worked with diggers
8/22/1968