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Pauline McGibbon was invested yesterday as Ontario's first woman lieutenant-governor in the largest, most sociable swearing-in for the office since 1946
Pauline McGibbon was invested yesterday as Ontario's first woman lieutenant-governor in the largest, most sociable swearing-in for the office since 1946

Pauline McGibbon was invested yesterday as Ontario's first woman lieutenant-governor in the largest, most sociable swearing-in for the office since 1946

Date4/10/1974
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Original Toronto Star caption: Pauline McGibbon was invested yesterday as Ontario's first woman lieutenant-governor in the largest, most sociable swearing-in for the office since 1946.
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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_0066908F
The first woman cabinet-minister in Canada's history, Ellen Fairclough (right), laughs with Lieutenant-Governor Pauline McGibbon after being named one(...)
The first woman cabinet-minister in Canada's history, Ellen Fairclough (right), laughs with Lieutenant-Governor Pauline McGibbon after being named one(...)
11/27/1975
Party time: At a party honoring Ontario's retiring Lieutenant-Governor Pauline McGibbon, Premier William Davis and the honoree exchange greetings
Party time: At a party honoring Ontario's retiring Lieutenant-Governor Pauline McGibbon, Premier William Davis and the honoree exchange greetings
9/3/1980
Mrs. Egmont Frankel, right, a founder of the Canadian Cancer Society, pins a corsage on Ontario's new Lieutenant-Governor Pauline McGibbon at her firs(...)
Mrs. Egmont Frankel, right, a founder of the Canadian Cancer Society, pins a corsage on Ontario's new Lieutenant-Governor Pauline McGibbon at her firs(...)
4/17/1974
Opening the legislature, Premier William Davis escorts Lieutenant-Governor Pauline McGibbon to the Speaker's chair yesterday. It was the first time th(...)
Opening the legislature, Premier William Davis escorts Lieutenant-Governor Pauline McGibbon to the Speaker's chair yesterday. It was the first time th(...)
3/11/1975
All ears: Chairman Joan Watson, left, and panel member Pauline McGibbon, former lieutenant-governor of Ontario, listen intently at a hearing into health care allocation in Toronto yesterday
All ears: Chairman Joan Watson, left, and panel member Pauline McGibbon, former lieutenant-governor of Ontario, listen intently at a hearing into health care allocation in Toronto yesterday
1/12/1984
It's another first for Lieutenant-Governor Pauline McGibbon
It's another first for Lieutenant-Governor Pauline McGibbon
2/27/1978
Lots of levity at the levee. At her first New Year's levee, Lieutenant-Governor Pauline McGibbon returns the smiles as she greets five of eight childr(...)
Lots of levity at the levee. At her first New Year's levee, Lieutenant-Governor Pauline McGibbon returns the smiles as she greets five of eight childr(...)
1/1/1975
A wandering black dog trots in the footsteps of Lieutenant-Governor Pauline McGibbon yesterday as she returned to the dais outside Queen's Park after (...)
A wandering black dog trots in the footsteps of Lieutenant-Governor Pauline McGibbon yesterday as she returned to the dais outside Queen's Park after (...)
3/11/1975
Remembrance Day services in front of Cenotaph at old city hall yesterday were attended by Lieutenant-Governor Pauline McGibbon and Mayor David Crombie(...)
Remembrance Day services in front of Cenotaph at old city hall yesterday were attended by Lieutenant-Governor Pauline McGibbon and Mayor David Crombie(...)
11/11/1976
Forgoing the usual landau, Lieutenant-Governor Pauline McGibbon rode to the Legislature yesterday in a limousine and inspected a guard of honor of the(...)
Forgoing the usual landau, Lieutenant-Governor Pauline McGibbon rode to the Legislature yesterday in a limousine and inspected a guard of honor of the(...)
3/9/1976
Image shows a gentleman and a lady shaking hands and laughing on stage with the audience in the ...
A retired Metro detective-sergeant, but still active athlete, 71-year-old Art Keay jokes with Lieutenant-Governor Pauline McGibbon after she gave him a special achievement award at Harbourfront ceremony yesterday on Senior Citizens Day. It was for his walk from Ottawa to Metro last year.
6/22/1978
Art Patrons honored. Former Ontario lieutenant-governor Pauline McGibbon and her husband Don, left, chat with former Ontario premier William Davis at (...)
Art Patrons honored. Former Ontario lieutenant-governor Pauline McGibbon and her husband Don, left, chat with former Ontario premier William Davis at (...)
6/12/1990