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Bill Lee (waving arms) was always right in the picture
Bill Lee (waving arms) was always right in the picture

Bill Lee (waving arms) was always right in the picture

Date6/25/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: Bill Lee (waving arms) was always right in the picture
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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_0085687F
Touring the hustings yesterday Premier Robarts (extreme right) was met by a forest of waving arms as he and his party arrived at Allan Grossman's comm(...)
Touring the hustings yesterday Premier Robarts (extreme right) was met by a forest of waving arms as he and his party arrived at Allan Grossman's comm(...)
10/12/1967
Bill has always been a crusader,' a legal colleague says of Bill McMurtry, whose championship of difficult causes includes the right of Indians to govern themselves
Bill has always been a crusader,' a legal colleague says of Bill McMurtry, whose championship of difficult causes includes the right of Indians to govern themselves
11/15/1986
Right: Architect Bill Strong likes to travel with a three-piece suit, feels it always give him well-put-together look.
Right: Architect Bill Strong likes to travel with a three-piece suit, feels it always give him well-put-together look.
4/18/1975
Rickie Lee Jones: Her wispy, wandering set at Massey Hall last night, while not always in focus, included compellingly emotional highlights, says critic Mitch Potter
Rickie Lee Jones: Her wispy, wandering set at Massey Hall last night, while not always in focus, included compellingly emotional highlights, says critic Mitch Potter
6/6/1990
The kids of summer: Watching the fish through the glass wall at Metro Zoo, and (top picture) the rubber boats are always a big hit at Ontario Place
The kids of summer: Watching the fish through the glass wall at Metro Zoo, and (top picture) the rubber boats are always a big hit at Ontario Place
6/3/1987
Call to arms: Lefthander Tommy John has the look of a man who knows his time is up as his manager Billy Martin makes signal for southpaw Lee Guetterman to come into game in the fourth inning
Call to arms: Lefthander Tommy John has the look of a man who knows his time is up as his manager Billy Martin makes signal for southpaw Lee Guetterman to come into game in the fourth inning
4/11/1988
I'd just love to fall into the arms of that wonderfully wicked man, said one lady as she came across British actor Christopher Lee on the Toronto waterfront the other day
I'd just love to fall into the arms of that wonderfully wicked man, said one lady as she came across British actor Christopher Lee on the Toronto waterfront the other day
11/5/1976
Trafalgar Square is the first place Boris Spremo heads for in London because there is always activity, always people, always funéand always pigeons. F(...)
Trafalgar Square is the first place Boris Spremo heads for in London because there is always activity, always people, always funéand always pigeons. F(...)
3/17/1984
New Pictures Of Danzig. Nazis Pour Into Free City., One thousand four hundred armed Germans and lorry loads of arms and munitions are reported to have arrived in Danzig from East Prussia
New Pictures Of Danzig. Nazis Pour Into Free City., One thousand four hundred armed Germans and lorry loads of arms and munitions are reported to have arrived in Danzig from East Prussia
9/1/1939
Writing the Blues: I always wanted to write a book, says novelist Lisa Herman, right
Writing the Blues: I always wanted to write a book, says novelist Lisa Herman, right
5/2/1989
Paul Brodie (full beard - always in fore or right side) next to him is Larry Sereda - guy in Light Jacket is
Paul Brodie (full beard - always in fore or right side) next to him is Larry Sereda - guy in Light Jacket is
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Busy president: Ian Macdonald, 52, is always on the go, working in his office at York Unviersity or letting off steam with his weekly hockey game, which is as much a part of his life today as it was back in 1973 when the photo at right was taken
Busy president: Ian Macdonald, 52, is always on the go, working in his office at York Unviersity or letting off steam with his weekly hockey game, which is as much a part of his life today as it was back in 1973 when the photo at right was taken
1/14/1981