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I need all the help I can get., That's what Lily Munro, Ontario's new Liberal minister of citizenship and culture, said when film festival director Wa(...)
I need all the help I can get., That's what Lily Munro, Ontario's new Liberal minister of citizenship and culture, said when film festival director Wa(...)

I need all the help I can get., That's what Lily Munro, Ontario's new Liberal minister of citizenship and culture, said when film festival director Wa(...)

Date6/26/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: I need all the help I can get., That's what Lily Munro, Ontario's new Liberal minister of citizenship and culture, said when film festival director Wayne Clarkson and chairman Colin Watson (right) presented her with a framed poster at press conference in Hazelton Lanes yesterday.
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Getting down to business, Lily Munro, Ontario's new minister of citizenship and culture, discussed a wide range of goals in a frank interview with The Star's Sid Adilman
Getting down to business, Lily Munro, Ontario's new minister of citizenship and culture, discussed a wide range of goals in a frank interview with The Star's Sid Adilman
9/27/1985
It's the Ontario Place polka. Polish dancers Ron and Barbara Szabunia, in traditional costume, join Minister of Citizenship and Culture Lily Munro and(...)
It's the Ontario Place polka. Polish dancers Ron and Barbara Szabunia, in traditional costume, join Minister of Citizenship and Culture Lily Munro and(...)
5/8/1986
Lily Munro, Culture minister hopes to review and strengthen the Ontario Heritage Act
Lily Munro, Culture minister hopes to review and strengthen the Ontario Heritage Act
9/27/1985
Cool cash representing the United Way's $16.2 million goal surrounds campaign chairman William Christener deep in vaults of a Metro Bank. There is is folks . . . that's exactly what we need. Let's go out and get it, Christener said as he kicked off campaign early yesterday for the media. Official appeal kick-off starts tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Nathan Phillips Square and you're invited.
Cool cash representing the United Way's $16.2 million goal surrounds campaign chairman William Christener deep in vaults of a Metro Bank. There is is folks . . . that's exactly what we need. Let's go out and get it, Christener said as he kicked off campaign early yesterday for the media. Official appeal kick-off starts tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Nathan Phillips Square and you're invited.
9/22/1977
Culture Minister Lily Munro and Attorney-General Ian Scott join youngsters in a dance after announcing a $241,488 grant for the Cabbagetown Community (...)
Culture Minister Lily Munro and Attorney-General Ian Scott join youngsters in a dance after announcing a $241,488 grant for the Cabbagetown Community (...)
7/6/1989
It's ironic. Just when I decide to return to Stratfod after many years, that's just when the big breaks are happening for me in movies, said John Coli(...)
It's ironic. Just when I decide to return to Stratfod after many years, that's just when the big breaks are happening for me in movies, said John Coli(...)
12/9/1975
'I need my wheelchair to move', That's Mark speaking, stage veteran of Kids on the Block, who has cerebral palsy
'I need my wheelchair to move', That's Mark speaking, stage veteran of Kids on the Block, who has cerebral palsy
10/27/1989
Wants a chance: A gloomy Rob Ducey, cut by the Jays, said he hopes someday he'll get the opportunity to show what I can do at the major league level
Wants a chance: A gloomy Rob Ducey, cut by the Jays, said he hopes someday he'll get the opportunity to show what I can do at the major league level
3/5/1991
A kiss for culture-that's what swinging Aldermen Dick Horkins (left) and Michael Grayson are bestowing upon luscious, Toronto-born sculptress Maryon K(...)
A kiss for culture-that's what swinging Aldermen Dick Horkins (left) and Michael Grayson are bestowing upon luscious, Toronto-born sculptress Maryon K(...)
8/13/1968
Solid sense. That's what rings through as Ontario's John Robarts, looking like a trust company president, delivers badly a well-written speech, but gi(...)
Solid sense. That's what rings through as Ontario's John Robarts, looking like a trust company president, delivers badly a well-written speech, but gi(...)
11/27/1967
Cover features: title and composition information with decorative lining; inset facsimile photo ...
That's what I think of you : ballad
1915
Album on the way: David Crosby was in town to give interviews promoting his long-awaited solo album, Oh Yes I Can, that's due at month's end
Album on the way: David Crosby was in town to give interviews promoting his long-awaited solo album, Oh Yes I Can, that's due at month's end
1/23/1989