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Controller Margaret Campbell telling police to issue tickets
Controller Margaret Campbell telling police to issue tickets

Controller Margaret Campbell telling police to issue tickets

Date7/11/1966
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Original Toronto Star caption: Controller Margaret Campbell telling police to issue tickets
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0036096F
Controller leads 'EM a dance. Controller Mrs. Margaret Campbell whirls on to the dance floor with partner Joseph Littlejohn at the 1965 Nationbuilders(...)
Controller leads 'EM a dance. Controller Mrs. Margaret Campbell whirls on to the dance floor with partner Joseph Littlejohn at the 1965 Nationbuilders(...)
5/31/1965
Sterling Campbell (right), the 69-year-old husband of Controller Margaret Campbell, has at one time or another acted, directed, produced and partied w(...)
Sterling Campbell (right), the 69-year-old husband of Controller Margaret Campbell, has at one time or another acted, directed, produced and partied w(...)
10/20/1967
Margaret in mink--Controller Margaret Campbell, who is running for Mayor of Toronto, tries on a mink at the Metro Conservative Women's festive night b(...)
Margaret in mink--Controller Margaret Campbell, who is running for Mayor of Toronto, tries on a mink at the Metro Conservative Women's festive night b(...)
9/23/1969
Margaret Campbell, a former Toronto controller and family court judge, gets a big kiss from granddaughter Kathy Bartok, 8, after winning the Liberal n(...)
Margaret Campbell, a former Toronto controller and family court judge, gets a big kiss from granddaughter Kathy Bartok, 8, after winning the Liberal n(...)
2/15/1973
Making a point, Controller Margaret Campbell addresses the Upper Canada Lodge of B'nai B'rith as her two opponents in Toronto mayoralty race, Stephen (...)
Making a point, Controller Margaret Campbell addresses the Upper Canada Lodge of B'nai B'rith as her two opponents in Toronto mayoralty race, Stephen (...)
9/24/1969
Controller Margaret Campbell wants to be boss of City Hall
Controller Margaret Campbell wants to be boss of City Hall
9/3/1969
Former controller Margaret Campbell tells members of the Just Society at the nomination meeting of Metro Social Planning Council, that much of their c(...)
Former controller Margaret Campbell tells members of the Just Society at the nomination meeting of Metro Social Planning Council, that much of their c(...)
3/18/1970
Margaret Campbell, centre, former controller and family court judge running as Liberal candidate in the St
Margaret Campbell, centre, former controller and family court judge running as Liberal candidate in the St
2/16/1973
Kicking off Carnival Toronto. Mayor William Dennison and Controller Margaret Campbell (who recently announced she is seeking Dennison's job) get a hel(...)
Kicking off Carnival Toronto. Mayor William Dennison and Controller Margaret Campbell (who recently announced she is seeking Dennison's job) get a hel(...)
9/7/1969
Regent park honors its champs. At last night's Banquet of Champions at Regent Park recreation centre, former controller Margaret Campbell congratulate(...)
Regent park honors its champs. At last night's Banquet of Champions at Regent Park recreation centre, former controller Margaret Campbell congratulate(...)
5/1/1970
Controller Margaret Campbell with Mrs. H. Lennart Sumelius at the reception given by the new Ambasador of Finland and Mrs. Semulius in the Plaza room of the Park Plaza Hotel
Controller Margaret Campbell with Mrs. H. Lennart Sumelius at the reception given by the new Ambasador of Finland and Mrs. Semulius in the Plaza room of the Park Plaza Hotel
5/15/1969
Margaret Campbell, Toronto controller, speaking to the The Electors' Action Movement conference, in Vancouver:
Margaret Campbell, Toronto controller, speaking to the The Electors' Action Movement conference, in Vancouver:
11/23/1967