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Acclaimed president: Gordon Wilson now leads the 650,000-member OFL
Acclaimed president: Gordon Wilson now leads the 650,000-member OFL

Acclaimed president: Gordon Wilson now leads the 650,000-member OFL

Date11/25/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Acclaimed president: Gordon Wilson now leads the 650,000-member OFL.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0089573F
Labor talks: Gord Wilson, right, head of the Ontario Federation of Labor, talks with Gary Parent, left, chief of the Windsor District Labor Council, and Ken Signoretti, OFL executive vice-president
Labor talks: Gord Wilson, right, head of the Ontario Federation of Labor, talks with Gary Parent, left, chief of the Windsor District Labor Council, and Ken Signoretti, OFL executive vice-president
11/25/1991
Cliff Pilkey, The president of the OFL is less than ecstatic about the new severance pay legislation
Cliff Pilkey, The president of the OFL is less than ecstatic about the new severance pay legislation
2/24/1981
Pumping it out, Ann Wilson leads the Heart rock group into a hard-hitting number before 9,945 people at the Grandstand show last night. Heart, led by (...)
Pumping it out, Ann Wilson leads the Heart rock group into a hard-hitting number before 9,945 people at the Grandstand show last night. Heart, led by (...)
8/23/1978
Extension of Wilson Ave., (foreground) leads to a new bridge over the Don River entering Hogg's Hollow and to Yonge St., crossing at right angles, wit(...)
Extension of Wilson Ave., (foreground) leads to a new bridge over the Don River entering Hogg's Hollow and to Yonge St., crossing at right angles, wit(...)
6/27/1972
Edmund Bovey: Report by retired businessman, 68, is the result of a $650,000 study set up 13 months ago by the government
Edmund Bovey: Report by retired businessman, 68, is the result of a $650,000 study set up 13 months ago by the government
1/15/1985
Ward 2. Angelo Tonelli: 65, 402 Pine St. Married with two children. Acclaimed. A member of Halton's separate school board for 24 years. A purchasing agent at E.C. Drury school in Milton, he was last challenged for his seat in 1974.
Ward 2. Angelo Tonelli: 65, 402 Pine St. Married with two children. Acclaimed. A member of Halton's separate school board for 24 years. A purchasing agent at E.C. Drury school in Milton, he was last challenged for his seat in 1974.
10/26/1982
Sheri leads a double life. Sheri Lee Hall, daughter of the CBC's Maria Barrett, is a busy girl these days a member of the chorus of ''Otello'' at the (...)
Sheri leads a double life. Sheri Lee Hall, daughter of the CBC's Maria Barrett, is a busy girl these days a member of the chorus of ''Otello'' at the (...)
10/17/1960
Laureano Leone. Leads a million members
Laureano Leone. Leads a million members
4/11/1976
Hey, we're the champs!, With the championship trophy in his grasp, a member of the Annette public school soccer team leads his mates on victory lap at(...)
Hey, we're the champs!, With the championship trophy in his grasp, a member of the Annette public school soccer team leads his mates on victory lap at(...)
10/29/1985
Davidson: Queen's star and 1980 Olympic team member leads OUAA scorers as season nears midway point
Davidson: Queen's star and 1980 Olympic team member leads OUAA scorers as season nears midway point
2/6/1980
Work is blessed: Dr. Andrew Simone, centre, leads volunteer members of Canadian Food For Children in prayer yesterday before they start packing the piled-up foodstuffs for shipment to a mission in Uganda. Earlier this week, the organization sent food and medicines to Canadian nurse Theresa Hicks, who runs a clinic in a squatters' camp in Liberia.
Work is blessed: Dr. Andrew Simone, centre, leads volunteer members of Canadian Food For Children in prayer yesterday before they start packing the piled-up foodstuffs for shipment to a mission in Uganda. Earlier this week, the organization sent food and medicines to Canadian nurse Theresa Hicks, who runs a clinic in a squatters' camp in Liberia.
1/8/1987
Setting a hot pace: Dr. Terry Kavanagh, third from left on the front row, leads members of the Toronto Rehabilitation Centre's long-distance club on a(...)
Setting a hot pace: Dr. Terry Kavanagh, third from left on the front row, leads members of the Toronto Rehabilitation Centre's long-distance club on a(...)
5/1/1983