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Living it up at traditional start of Metro's social season are Shirley Diamond, wife of Ephrain Diamond, executive officer of Cadillac Fairview Corp.,(...)
Living it up at traditional start of Metro's social season are Shirley Diamond, wife of Ephrain Diamond, executive officer of Cadillac Fairview Corp.,(...)

Living it up at traditional start of Metro's social season are Shirley Diamond, wife of Ephrain Diamond, executive officer of Cadillac Fairview Corp.,(...)

Date9/18/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: Living it up at traditional start of Metro's social season are Shirley Diamond, wife of Ephrain Diamond, executive officer of Cadillac Fairview Corp., and lawyer Eddie Goodman. The ball, to raise funds for Canadian Opera Company, had a black and white theme. It drew 350 guests to the O'Keefe.
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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_0050794F
Country:Canada
City, town or township:Toronto
Province or state:Ontario
Trevor Eyton: Brascan's chief executive officer will speak about his firm's strategy this week
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11/21/1979
Time to Retire. Frederick G. Gardiner, chief architect of the metropolitan form of government in Canada, stunned the inaugural meeting of Metro's 1961(...)
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Stepping down: At 58 Eph Diamond is retiring as chairman of Cadillac Fairview to travel, improve his golf and spend more time with his family
Stepping down: At 58 Eph Diamond is retiring as chairman of Cadillac Fairview to travel, improve his golf and spend more time with his family
12/2/1976
Jean-Pierre Goyer, Canada's solicitor-general prefers the label ''minster responsible for social defence'' to being called the nation's top policeman.(...)
Jean-Pierre Goyer, Canada's solicitor-general prefers the label ''minster responsible for social defence'' to being called the nation's top policeman.(...)
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Former Metro chairman Fred G. Gardiner, shown beside presents Metro chairman William Allen, came to Metro council today asking Metro renew per bed grants for hospital construction
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8/6/1968
Happy customer: Right, Senator Jerry Grafstein, with wife Carole, holds a bag of Holt Renfrew Sea Island cotton shirts
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Former metro chairman Frederick Gardiner arriving at Metro council
Former metro chairman Frederick Gardiner arriving at Metro council
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Metro celebrates 20th birthday
Metro celebrates 20th birthday
4/16/1973
A close fit--he had to leave his hat on the roof-but I've been in tighter squeezes, says Metro Chairman Gardiner as he tries out car presented him on (...)
A close fit--he had to leave his hat on the roof-but I've been in tighter squeezes, says Metro Chairman Gardiner as he tries out car presented him on (...)
11/9/1961
Former Metro Chairman Frederick Gardiner, 69, makes one of his last inspections of the east section of the $104 million super highway named after him (...)
Former Metro Chairman Frederick Gardiner, 69, makes one of his last inspections of the east section of the $104 million super highway named after him (...)
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Metro chairman Gardiner bathed in shower of Tricker Tapf
Metro chairman Gardiner bathed in shower of Tricker Tapf
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From Big Daddy to this. The chair Fred Gardiner used as first Metro chairman, now outside William Allen's in the new City Hall, has come down a notch (...)
From Big Daddy to this. The chair Fred Gardiner used as first Metro chairman, now outside William Allen's in the new City Hall, has come down a notch (...)
1/27/1966