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A Clipping the PM found fun. Enjoying himself in the upstairs of a double-deck London bus, Prime Minister Lester Pearson feeds money into the ticket m(...)
A Clipping the PM found fun. Enjoying himself in the upstairs of a double-deck London bus, Prime Minister Lester Pearson feeds money into the ticket m(...)

A Clipping the PM found fun. Enjoying himself in the upstairs of a double-deck London bus, Prime Minister Lester Pearson feeds money into the ticket m(...)

Date10/12/1967
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Original Toronto Star caption: A Clipping the PM found fun. Enjoying himself in the upstairs of a double-deck London bus, Prime Minister Lester Pearson feeds money into the ticket machine of Clippie Ann Wigram as he and Metro Chairman William Allen head for the British Week display at the CNE grounds. Earlier, Pearson had officially opened the British Week from in front of City Hall amid a massive release of festive balloons and the music of two British bands.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0072880F
Sharon Merritt and Arthur Phillip were among the 3,000 guest who enjoyed dancing to the music of Lester Lanin's New York orchestra in the foyer upstairs
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Listening to a good word - in fact several hundred good words, all about himself - former prime minister Lester Pearson's face mirrors a variety of ex(...)
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