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A long walk with his dog was one of the things he craved while in jail, said MPP Ed Ziemba
A long walk with his dog was one of the things he craved while in jail, said MPP Ed Ziemba

A long walk with his dog was one of the things he craved while in jail, said MPP Ed Ziemba

Date6/29/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: A long walk with his dog was one of the things he craved while in jail, said MPP Ed Ziemba. So yesterday, shortly after his release, he and his wife, Lois, took Blue, their English bulldog, for a stroll on Runnymede Rd.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0090641F
An early-morning protest against the jailing of MPP Ed Ziemba in Toronto (Don) Jail is led today by his brother, Joe (right), and Ivan Brown. He was s(...)
An early-morning protest against the jailing of MPP Ed Ziemba in Toronto (Don) Jail is led today by his brother, Joe (right), and Ivan Brown. He was s(...)
6/24/1977
Leaving old city hall today after his last court appearance-at least until late fall - is MPP Ed Ziemba, and his wife, Lois. Last month, he spent six (...)
Leaving old city hall today after his last court appearance-at least until late fall - is MPP Ed Ziemba, and his wife, Lois. Last month, he spent six (...)
7/6/1977
An MPP in handcuffs, Leaving a police van-its only passenger-at old city hall for his second appearance in court in a week, Ed Ziemba had changed from(...)
An MPP in handcuffs, Leaving a police van-its only passenger-at old city hall for his second appearance in court in a week, Ed Ziemba had changed from(...)
6/29/1977
Released from Prison after a six-day sentence for contempt of court, Ed Ziemba, New Democratic MPP for High Park-Swansea, is greeted by a cheering thr(...)
Released from Prison after a six-day sentence for contempt of court, Ed Ziemba, New Democratic MPP for High Park-Swansea, is greeted by a cheering thr(...)
6/29/1977
New Democrat MPP Ed Ziemba, Criticized by reader for releasing doctors' names
New Democrat MPP Ed Ziemba, Criticized by reader for releasing doctors' names
3/28/1977
Ed Ziemba, 48, NDP, married. MPP for riding since 1975. NDP critic for Correctional Services. Businessman and merchant
Ed Ziemba, 48, NDP, married. MPP for riding since 1975. NDP critic for Correctional Services. Businessman and merchant
6/24/1980
Harbord Collegiate was shut down for the day and 1,100 students sent home over fears of asbestos contamination after Metro MPP Ed Ziemba, left, found (...)
Harbord Collegiate was shut down for the day and 1,100 students sent home over fears of asbestos contamination after Metro MPP Ed Ziemba, left, found (...)
3/31/1980
Ed Ziemba, Saved from jail
Ed Ziemba, Saved from jail
12/5/1975
Ed Ziemba: He's a little unorthodox in his tactics
Ed Ziemba: He's a little unorthodox in his tactics
12/5/1975
A more relaxed PM: While touring Western Ontario, Prime Minister said nice things about Brian Mulroney, was relaxed with Strathroy townspeople and, above, quaffed a stein at Kitchener's Oktoberfest
A more relaxed PM: While touring Western Ontario, Prime Minister said nice things about Brian Mulroney, was relaxed with Strathroy townspeople and, above, quaffed a stein at Kitchener's Oktoberfest
10/14/1983
Stanley Holloway: He accept his 90th birthday with a reluctant grace: It's one of those things you have to put up with: says England's all-round entertainer
Stanley Holloway: He accept his 90th birthday with a reluctant grace: It's one of those things you have to put up with: says England's all-round entertainer
5/13/1970
One to go: Firestone Canada president Bert Kraemer had a list of 17 things to do to resuscitate his company when he took over its top post nearly two years ago
One to go: Firestone Canada president Bert Kraemer had a list of 17 things to do to resuscitate his company when he took over its top post nearly two years ago
3/4/1982