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John Yaremko, An unfortunate tragedy
John Yaremko, An unfortunate tragedy

John Yaremko, An unfortunate tragedy

Date1/11/1971
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Original Toronto Star caption: John Yaremko, An unfortunate tragedy.
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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_0090323F
John Yaremko: New posting Yaremko
John Yaremko: New posting Yaremko
4/13/1972
John Hammond had an unfortunate night with indifferent sound system which destroyed his first three songs at Massey Hall, says critic Eli Silas. His g(...)
John Hammond had an unfortunate night with indifferent sound system which destroyed his first three songs at Massey Hall, says critic Eli Silas. His g(...)
4/13/1970
Mr. and Mrs. John Yaremko watch, fascinated by auctioneer
Mr. and Mrs. John Yaremko watch, fascinated by auctioneer
10/20/1966
A new home for 24 children, Ontario Minister of Social and Family Services John Yaremko carries Robin, 8, as he walks with Ronnie, 8, to cut ribbon to(...)
A new home for 24 children, Ontario Minister of Social and Family Services John Yaremko carries Robin, 8, as he walks with Ronnie, 8, to cut ribbon to(...)
5/21/1969
New efforts to end violence in the construction industry were promised by John Yaremko, solicitor-general, at Queen's Park. As provincial Justice Secr(...)
New efforts to end violence in the construction industry were promised by John Yaremko, solicitor-general, at Queen's Park. As provincial Justice Secr(...)
9/5/1972
Spring in Toronto -- Japanese style, John Yaremko, Ontario minister of citizenship, kneels down to carefully adjust the obi worn by smiling 7-year-old(...)
Spring in Toronto -- Japanese style, John Yaremko, Ontario minister of citizenship, kneels down to carefully adjust the obi worn by smiling 7-year-old(...)
4 March 1972
John Yaremko, Ontario's first solicitor-general and the new boss of the province's 13,000 policemen, says I'm a great believer in the rule of law. Opposition parties have fought his appointment
John Yaremko, Ontario's first solicitor-general and the new boss of the province's 13,000 policemen, says I'm a great believer in the rule of law. Opposition parties have fought his appointment
4/13/1972
John Yaremko
John Yaremko
2/25/1971
Beauty queens make a conquest in Queen's park, Ontario Provincial Secretary John Yaremko, who is also provincial citizenship minister, receives a huge(...)
Beauty queens make a conquest in Queen's park, Ontario Provincial Secretary John Yaremko, who is also provincial citizenship minister, receives a huge(...)
5/15/1971
Above, left to right, being serenaded by violinist Tibor Olah are Mary and John Yaremko, a former solicitor-general of Canada, and Linda Camp
Above, left to right, being serenaded by violinist Tibor Olah are Mary and John Yaremko, a former solicitor-general of Canada, and Linda Camp
10/19/1987
Defending Solicitor-General John Yaremko as a completely honest man, Premier William Davis would not say yesterday whether he would be retained in the(...)
Defending Solicitor-General John Yaremko as a completely honest man, Premier William Davis would not say yesterday whether he would be retained in the(...)
1/16/1974
Clear view: Former Ontario solicitor-general John Yaremko with a piece of glass from his 1,100-piece collection on display at the Royal Ontario Museum
Clear view: Former Ontario solicitor-general John Yaremko with a piece of glass from his 1,100-piece collection on display at the Royal Ontario Museum
10/26/1987