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Pierre still getting rosy receptions
Pierre still getting rosy receptions

Pierre still getting rosy receptions

Date4/2/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: Pierre still getting rosy receptions. Fair trade: Former prime minister Pierre Trudeau, attending a dinner at the Sheraton Centre last night for Canadian moviemaker Harold Greenberg, had no objections to exchanging his own rose for one offered by Sharolyn Sparrow (left) and Barbara Berezowski.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0085804F
The six V.C.'S were honored guests at three receptions during their visit. Maj. Fred Tilston, Toronto, used occasion to try out his artificial legs fo(...)
The six V.C.'S were honored guests at three receptions during their visit. Maj. Fred Tilston, Toronto, used occasion to try out his artificial legs fo(...)
10/29/1945
Catching On: Sometime during this afternoon's game against the Argos, Hamilton's Rocky DiPietro will surpass Tommy Joe Coffey's record for career receptions
Catching On: Sometime during this afternoon's game against the Argos, Hamilton's Rocky DiPietro will surpass Tommy Joe Coffey's record for career receptions
10/28/1989
At top centre, he wears his favorite undress admiral's in which he appeared at the Regina and Victoria receptions
At top centre, he wears his favorite undress admiral's in which he appeared at the Regina and Victoria receptions
6/10/1939
Changing image: Actress Marti Maraden says she is investing a season of playing smaller roles to prove she can play characters other than rosy-cheeked teens and innocent women
Changing image: Actress Marti Maraden says she is investing a season of playing smaller roles to prove she can play characters other than rosy-cheeked teens and innocent women
8/7/1986
A rosy year?
A rosy year?
3/24/1986
Rosy forecast, Ontario Treasurer Robert Nixon has reason to smile about his budget, which forecasts the provincial economy growing by 4.2 per cent and inflation falling to 3.8 per cent
Rosy forecast, Ontario Treasurer Robert Nixon has reason to smile about his budget, which forecasts the provincial economy growing by 4.2 per cent and inflation falling to 3.8 per cent
5/13/1986
The pick of the crop, Marianna Passafiume, 5, of Applewood farm near Stouffville, shows her method of plucking the ripe, rosy apples from a tree
The pick of the crop, Marianna Passafiume, 5, of Applewood farm near Stouffville, shows her method of plucking the ripe, rosy apples from a tree
9/15/1987
Co-steel cheif: William Shields says things won't be rosy for the steel industry this year, but added that Co-Steel's geographic diversity is a distinct advantage
Co-steel cheif: William Shields says things won't be rosy for the steel industry this year, but added that Co-Steel's geographic diversity is a distinct advantage
4/11/1990
Ring-around-a-rosy : a dozen litte girls
Ring-around-a-rosy : a dozen litte girls
1885
Singer Julie Amato has a TV show coming up for the fall season and although everything should be rosy it's not quite that way at all, according to Sta(...)
Singer Julie Amato has a TV show coming up for the fall season and although everything should be rosy it's not quite that way at all, according to Sta(...)
8/31/1976
Rosy celebration: Gisella Confino-Levi, the flower lady of the Wellesley subway station, celebrates Immigration Minister Lloyd Axworthy's decision to let her stay in Canada with Allan Firsten (left), president of the Cash-N-Carry flower market, and Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton, who gave her a box of chocolates
Rosy celebration: Gisella Confino-Levi, the flower lady of the Wellesley subway station, celebrates Immigration Minister Lloyd Axworthy's decision to let her stay in Canada with Allan Firsten (left), president of the Cash-N-Carry flower market, and Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton, who gave her a box of chocolates
2/26/1982
Changing image: Actress Marti Maraden says she is investing a season of playing smaller roles to prove she can play characters other than rosy-cheeked teens and innocent women
Changing image: Actress Marti Maraden says she is investing a season of playing smaller roles to prove she can play characters other than rosy-cheeked teens and innocent women
8/7/1986