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John Turner: Wherever he goes these days, people reach out to shake his hand
John Turner: Wherever he goes these days, people reach out to shake his hand

John Turner: Wherever he goes these days, people reach out to shake his hand

Date11/1/1988
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Original Toronto Star caption: John Turner: Wherever he goes these days, people reach out to shake his hand.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0086746F
The youngsters reach out, some with warm smiles, and one with wide-eyed wonder, to shake the hand of Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau yesterday as he was(...)
The youngsters reach out, some with warm smiles, and one with wide-eyed wonder, to shake the hand of Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau yesterday as he was(...)
6/22/1971
Waiting after school to tell her how much they enjoyed her visit, youngsters at Fisherville Junior High School reach out to shake hands with Lieutenan(...)
Waiting after school to tell her how much they enjoyed her visit, youngsters at Fisherville Junior High School reach out to shake hands with Lieutenan(...)
11/17/1976
Finance Minister John Turner, right, and William McGregor, Canadian Labor Congress vice-presdent, shake hands at Toronto meeting yesterday. Turner tri(...)
Finance Minister John Turner, right, and William McGregor, Canadian Labor Congress vice-presdent, shake hands at Toronto meeting yesterday. Turner tri(...)
5/13/1975
Joe Clark is mobbed by camera-toting children wherever he goes on Parliament Hill
Joe Clark is mobbed by camera-toting children wherever he goes on Parliament Hill
5/31/1979
Admiring hands reached out toward Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau, trying to shake his hand today as enthusiastic crowd of more than 5,000 jamme(...)
Admiring hands reached out toward Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau, trying to shake his hand today as enthusiastic crowd of more than 5,000 jamme(...)
5/18/1968
They cheered and clapped, and youngsters reached to shake his hand when Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau arrived in Oakville today during his two-day tou(...)
They cheered and clapped, and youngsters reached to shake his hand when Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau arrived in Oakville today during his two-day tou(...)
6/22/1971
Have piano, will travel: Anton Kuerti, a pianist who knows the score when it comes to Beethoven, has a tailor-made van that allows him to bring his favorite instrument wherever he's working
Have piano, will travel: Anton Kuerti, a pianist who knows the score when it comes to Beethoven, has a tailor-made van that allows him to bring his favorite instrument wherever he's working
10/25/1978
The winner! John Turner raises his hands in triumph moments after he became leader of the Liberal party on June 16
The winner! John Turner raises his hands in triumph moments after he became leader of the Liberal party on June 16
6/25/1984
Mrs. Rose Kennedy, mother of the late U.S. president, John Kennedy, shakes hands with Justin Laurin at the King Edward Hotel as his wife Violet watche(...)
Mrs. Rose Kennedy, mother of the late U.S. president, John Kennedy, shakes hands with Justin Laurin at the King Edward Hotel as his wife Violet watche(...)
11/6/1969
John Macbeth, Progressive Conservative candidate in York West riding, shakes hands with a protester outside his campaign headquarters on Dundas St. W.(...)
John Macbeth, Progressive Conservative candidate in York West riding, shakes hands with a protester outside his campaign headquarters on Dundas St. W.(...)
9/30/1971
Retiring fire chief honored. Retiring chief ot Toronto's fire department, Frank Coakwell shakes hands with guests last night who attended a testimonial dinner at the Royal York Hotel to pay tribute his 50 years of service to the city. He retires officially on Dec. 30.
Retiring fire chief honored. Retiring chief ot Toronto's fire department, Frank Coakwell shakes hands with guests last night who attended a testimonial dinner at the Royal York Hotel to pay tribute his 50 years of service to the city. He retires officially on Dec. 30.
12/8/1968
Hot-dogging: There's lots of Frank Miller baloney around these days, Liberal candidate Monte Kwinter, left, seems to be saying as he hands his leader David Peterson a chunk of same
Hot-dogging: There's lots of Frank Miller baloney around these days, Liberal candidate Monte Kwinter, left, seems to be saying as he hands his leader David Peterson a chunk of same
4/30/1985