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Triumphant return
Triumphant return

Triumphant return

Date11/8/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: Triumphant return: After a two-year absence, Barbara Greene, right, is back as a North York controller. Supporter Ted Werle, left, pours champagne at victory party last night while Greene's office manager, Joy Werle, centre, and well-wishers cheer. Greene took a break from politics to study at Harvard. She placed second last night but was slightly disappointed.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0051507F
Triumphant ride by Le Grand Homme, French President Charles de Gaulle (left) through cheering crowds by the side of Premier Daniel Johnson has left a (...)
Triumphant ride by Le Grand Homme, French President Charles de Gaulle (left) through cheering crowds by the side of Premier Daniel Johnson has left a (...)
7/24/1967
Triumphant family of Ontario's new premier designate William Davis crowd around him as his fourth-ballot win at leadership convention is announced las(...)
Triumphant family of Ontario's new premier designate William Davis crowd around him as his fourth-ballot win at leadership convention is announced las(...)
2/13/1971
Triumphant liberal leader Robert Bourassa wears a broad smile as he listens to news of the landslide victory that swept his party into power with 71 seats. [Incomplete]
Triumphant liberal leader Robert Bourassa wears a broad smile as he listens to news of the landslide victory that swept his party into power with 71 seats. [Incomplete]
4/30/1973
Triumphant, Robert Bourassa kissed his wife, Andree, on his election as Quebec premier in 1970
Triumphant, Robert Bourassa kissed his wife, Andree, on his election as Quebec premier in 1970
4/29/1970
Triumphant return: Richard Beecroft jubilantly wheels across the finish line at Nathan Phillips Square as a crowd of well-wishers welcome him back from his global cycling odyssey
Triumphant return: Richard Beecroft jubilantly wheels across the finish line at Nathan Phillips Square as a crowd of well-wishers welcome him back from his global cycling odyssey
8/18/1986
Trumpeter Harry James last night made a triumphant return to Toronto in the packed Centennial Ballroom of the Inn-on-the-Park. Star staff writer Frank(...)
Trumpeter Harry James last night made a triumphant return to Toronto in the packed Centennial Ballroom of the Inn-on-the-Park. Star staff writer Frank(...)
6/24/1974
Triumphant Joe Clark displays a wide grin and a double victory sign as his wife, Maureen, applauds
Triumphant Joe Clark displays a wide grin and a double victory sign as his wife, Maureen, applauds
5/22/1979
John Diefenbaker returns to old desk in Greenwood School
John Diefenbaker returns to old desk in Greenwood School
5/22/1957
Premier William Davis returns the ball to his teenaged opponent in a ping-pong game in Regent Park yesterday
Premier William Davis returns the ball to his teenaged opponent in a ping-pong game in Regent Park yesterday
5/17/1972
Weighing the offers. When Mike Duffy left CBC, the Royal Canadian Air Farce urged listeners to send in postcards, if they matched Duffy's weight, maybe he'd return. But it was all in vain
Weighing the offers. When Mike Duffy left CBC, the Royal Canadian Air Farce urged listeners to send in postcards, if they matched Duffy's weight, maybe he'd return. But it was all in vain
9/22/1988
Robert Kaplan, Liberal MP for Don Valley who returns today to Ottawa for parliamentary sittings, wears a big floral printed tie that is big fashion am(...)
Robert Kaplan, Liberal MP for Don Valley who returns today to Ottawa for parliamentary sittings, wears a big floral printed tie that is big fashion am(...)
3/30/1970
'Tant Pis! -- meaning too bad! -- was General de Gaulle's response to his rebuke by Prime Minister Pearson, as French president prepared to return home today
'Tant Pis! -- meaning too bad! -- was General de Gaulle's response to his rebuke by Prime Minister Pearson, as French president prepared to return home today
7/26/1967