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Shining stars

Shining stars

Date9/8/1981
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Original Toronto Star caption: Shining stars: University of Toronto students found a generous donor on the steps of Queen's Park yesterday when Wayne Levin and Sherry Pajari gave Premier Bill Davis the full Shinerama treatment. Davis gave $20 to cystic fibrosis research - but his brown
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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_0042390F
Country:Canada
Province or state:Ontario
A picture of a picture. Looking in on the stars of the movie, The Neptune Factor, now filming at Kleinburg, Premier William Davis (centre) chats with (...)
A picture of a picture. Looking in on the stars of the movie, The Neptune Factor, now filming at Kleinburg, Premier William Davis (centre) chats with (...)
11/16/1972
The Diefenbaker Legend. Peter C. Newman, The Star's Ottawa editor and the author of Renegade in Power, the bestselling biography of the Diefenbaker ye(...)
The Diefenbaker Legend. Peter C. Newman, The Star's Ottawa editor and the author of Renegade in Power, the bestselling biography of the Diefenbaker ye(...)
9/7/1967
All in the family. Premier William Davis and his wife Kathleen were two of the stars in yesterday's annual baseball game between Queen's Park and the (...)
All in the family. Premier William Davis and his wife Kathleen were two of the stars in yesterday's annual baseball game between Queen's Park and the (...)
6/4/1981
All in the family. Premier William Davis and his wife Kathleen were two of the stars in yesterday's annual baseball game between Queen's Park and the (...)
All in the family. Premier William Davis and his wife Kathleen were two of the stars in yesterday's annual baseball game between Queen's Park and the (...)
6/4/1981
The very tissue of the Canadian economy could be on the table, premier tells The Star's Robert McKenzie
The very tissue of the Canadian economy could be on the table, premier tells The Star's Robert McKenzie
1/30/1987
Silhouetted against a Barbadian sunset, John Diefenbaker was working on his memoirs when Boris Spremo of The Star took this prize-winning photo in 1977
Silhouetted against a Barbadian sunset, John Diefenbaker was working on his memoirs when Boris Spremo of The Star took this prize-winning photo in 1977
1/1/1977
Former prime minister John Diefenbaker relaxes on patio at his Barbados cottage while working on final volume of his memoirs. Star writer Val Sears sa(...)
Former prime minister John Diefenbaker relaxes on patio at his Barbados cottage while working on final volume of his memoirs. Star writer Val Sears sa(...)
1/23/1977
The Star today begins publication of six excerpts from the third, final volume of John diefenbaker's memoirs, The Tumultuous Years. Here Dief, left, g(...)
The Star today begins publication of six excerpts from the third, final volume of John diefenbaker's memoirs, The Tumultuous Years. Here Dief, left, g(...)
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The star forum panel on education included from the left, RIchard Kirkup, vice-principal of Agincourt Collegiate, Ron Gaskin, high school drop-out, Ed(...)
The star forum panel on education included from the left, RIchard Kirkup, vice-principal of Agincourt Collegiate, Ron Gaskin, high school drop-out, Ed(...)
10/2/1969
Asked to autograph an old photograph of himself for Star photographer Boris Spremo, who took the picture, John Diefenbaker happily imitates the expres(...)
Asked to autograph an old photograph of himself for Star photographer Boris Spremo, who took the picture, John Diefenbaker happily imitates the expres(...)
10/21/1975
That Chevalier Flair is exhibited by Canada's latest recording star - John Diefenbaker - as he arrives in Hanover yesterday for the testimonial dinner(...)
That Chevalier Flair is exhibited by Canada's latest recording star - John Diefenbaker - as he arrives in Hanover yesterday for the testimonial dinner(...)
8/24/1967
Robert Bourassa, sometimes portrayed as a naive intellectual, is in fact a shrewd and realistic political technician, says Star columnist Peter Desbarats
Robert Bourassa, sometimes portrayed as a naive intellectual, is in fact a shrewd and realistic political technician, says Star columnist Peter Desbarats
8/18/1972