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Above, from left to right, artist Charles Pachter, former lieutenant-governor Pauline McGibbon and designer Dianne Levitt
Above, from left to right, artist Charles Pachter, former lieutenant-governor Pauline McGibbon and designer Dianne Levitt

Above, from left to right, artist Charles Pachter, former lieutenant-governor Pauline McGibbon and designer Dianne Levitt

Date3/9/1989
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Original Toronto Star caption: Above, from left to right, artist Charles Pachter, former lieutenant-governor Pauline McGibbon and designer Dianne Levitt.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0072259F
Above, left to right, Helena Flygare, former lieutenant-governor Pauline McGibbon and her husband Don McGibbon admire gown by Tricia Cochrane modelled by Susan Bright
Above, left to right, Helena Flygare, former lieutenant-governor Pauline McGibbon and her husband Don McGibbon admire gown by Tricia Cochrane modelled by Susan Bright
5/25/1987
Unity Applause: Kicking off Yes campaign are, from left, former lieutenant-governors John Black Aird, Pauline McGibbon and Lincoln Alexander
Unity Applause: Kicking off Yes campaign are, from left, former lieutenant-governors John Black Aird, Pauline McGibbon and Lincoln Alexander
9/25/1992
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
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
Glittering crowd: Former lieutenant-governor Pauline McGibbon was among the guests at a pre-opening garden party at the home of Sam Douglas, a member of the festival senate
Glittering crowd: Former lieutenant-governor Pauline McGibbon was among the guests at a pre-opening garden party at the home of Sam Douglas, a member of the festival senate
6/6/1982
Right, Wade Hampton, past president of the Ontario March of Dimes, gets a kick out of Bluma Appel's apron, while artist Charles Pachter and Jacqueline Hampton also enjoy the joke
Right, Wade Hampton, past president of the Ontario March of Dimes, gets a kick out of Bluma Appel's apron, while artist Charles Pachter and Jacqueline Hampton also enjoy the joke
1/30/1988
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
Proud to be chosen as guide for an important visitor, Lina Sorbara, 16, right, shows Lieutenant-Governor Pauline McGibbon her bedroom in Humewood Hous(...)
Proud to be chosen as guide for an important visitor, Lina Sorbara, 16, right, shows Lieutenant-Governor Pauline McGibbon her bedroom in Humewood Hous(...)
4/24/1978
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
Artist Charles Pachter, who runs the Artists Alliance around the corner from Queen St
Artist Charles Pachter, who runs the Artists Alliance around the corner from Queen St
6/23/1977
Artist Charles Pachter, left, says City Council is making a big mistake if it lets a 10-foot statue of Winston Churchill go up in Nathan Phillips Square. The proposal goes before council on Wednesday
Artist Charles Pachter, left, says City Council is making a big mistake if it lets a 10-foot statue of Winston Churchill go up in Nathan Phillips Square. The proposal goes before council on Wednesday
9/24/1979
Top honor. Retired rabbi and master of 40 languages, Ernest Klein (left), 79, of Toronto, is congratulated by Lieutenant-Governor Pauline McGibbon aft(...)
Top honor. Retired rabbi and master of 40 languages, Ernest Klein (left), 79, of Toronto, is congratulated by Lieutenant-Governor Pauline McGibbon aft(...)
12/6/1978