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Charlotte Whitton and her longtime friend Lotta dempsey of The Star, relax in upstairs study of her delightful home in an old section of Ottawa. Charl(...)
Charlotte Whitton and her longtime friend Lotta dempsey of The Star, relax in upstairs study of her delightful home in an old section of Ottawa. Charl(...)

Charlotte Whitton and her longtime friend Lotta dempsey of The Star, relax in upstairs study of her delightful home in an old section of Ottawa. Charl(...)

Date3/22/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: Charlotte Whitton and her longtime friend Lotta dempsey of The Star, relax in upstairs study of her delightful home in an old section of Ottawa. Charlotte told Lotta she'd like to see Bob Winter lead the Liberal party. She also says she sees no virtue in the Status of Women Commission.
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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_0089193F
Best yet to come. Meet Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Ham (the former Lotta Dempsey) in her Star Age of Reason column and enter her new world unfolding in Markham
Best yet to come. Meet Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Ham (the former Lotta Dempsey) in her Star Age of Reason column and enter her new world unfolding in Markham
3/4/1981
What happened when you kissed your first girl, Michael Caine? Her father opened a window upstairs and dumped a jug of cold water on me
What happened when you kissed your first girl, Michael Caine? Her father opened a window upstairs and dumped a jug of cold water on me
1/25/1973
Medal winners all: Skier Nancy Greene, composer Bobby Gimby and golfer Marlene Stewart Striet admire medal in the Order of Canada presented Charlotte Whitton in Ottawa last night
Medal winners all: Skier Nancy Greene, composer Bobby Gimby and golfer Marlene Stewart Striet admire medal in the Order of Canada presented Charlotte Whitton in Ottawa last night
4/26/1968
Gone Fishin'. Star Writer Lotta Dempsey (a mere woman) has to tussle with 600-pound tuna (as few men do) off Newfoundland. See her story on women's pages
Gone Fishin'. Star Writer Lotta Dempsey (a mere woman) has to tussle with 600-pound tuna (as few men do) off Newfoundland. See her story on women's pages
8/18/1961
Lotto honored. Star columnist Lotta Dempsey receives presentation for her leadership, service and inspiration to senior citizens from David Tough, pre(...)
Lotto honored. Star columnist Lotta Dempsey receives presentation for her leadership, service and inspiration to senior citizens from David Tough, pre(...)
11/5/1980
Getting together for the first time in years, Toronto Star writer Lotta Dempsey, right, and Mary Crawford, left, her history teacher when she attended(...)
Getting together for the first time in years, Toronto Star writer Lotta Dempsey, right, and Mary Crawford, left, her history teacher when she attended(...)
11/27/1975
Tea is served by Mrs. G. Allan Burton in the drawing room of her Rosedale residence on Binscarth Rd. as Star staff writer Lotta Dempsey hears of early(...)
Tea is served by Mrs. G. Allan Burton in the drawing room of her Rosedale residence on Binscarth Rd. as Star staff writer Lotta Dempsey hears of early(...)
1/16/1964
Norman James, who retired this week after 40 years as a Toronto Star photographer, is greeted by columnist Lotta Dempsey at a goin-away party given by friends
Norman James, who retired this week after 40 years as a Toronto Star photographer, is greeted by columnist Lotta Dempsey at a goin-away party given by friends
6/1/1972
Firemen with face masks battle to enter burning upstairs bedroom of David Lumsden s home in Downsview early today, trying to reach bodies of four youn(...)
Firemen with face masks battle to enter burning upstairs bedroom of David Lumsden s home in Downsview early today, trying to reach bodies of four youn(...)
3/12/1968
Family room: The upstairs den, left, is where the Jackson family spends most at-home hours
Family room: The upstairs den, left, is where the Jackson family spends most at-home hours
9/28/1982
Water overflowing upstairs made the hole in the ceiling 6-year-old Donald Moore points to while his little brother, Stephen, 5, plays on the cockroach(...)
Water overflowing upstairs made the hole in the ceiling 6-year-old Donald Moore points to while his little brother, Stephen, 5, plays on the cockroach(...)
3/12/1974
Water overflowing upstairs made the hole in the ceiling 6-year-old Donald Moore points to while his little brother, Stephen, 5, plays on the cockroach(...)
Water overflowing upstairs made the hole in the ceiling 6-year-old Donald Moore points to while his little brother, Stephen, 5, plays on the cockroach(...)
3/12/1974