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Tim Robarts, son of the premier, was the liveliest spectator at the opening of the Legislature
Tim Robarts, son of the premier, was the liveliest spectator at the opening of the Legislature

Tim Robarts, son of the premier, was the liveliest spectator at the opening of the Legislature

Date1/25/1966
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Original Toronto Star caption: Tim Robarts, son of the premier, was the liveliest spectator at the opening of the Legislature. His seat was next to his mother, he usually sat in it.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0076458F
Tim Robarts, son of the premier, was the liveliest spectator at the opening of the Legislature
Tim Robarts, son of the premier, was the liveliest spectator at the opening of the Legislature
1/25/1966
Tim Robarts, son of the premier, was the liveliest spectator at the opening of the Legislature
Tim Robarts, son of the premier, was the liveliest spectator at the opening of the Legislature
1/25/1966
Former Premier John Robarts waves on arrival at the opening night of the 1973 Stratford Shakespearean Festival last night. Across the drive, spectator(...)
Former Premier John Robarts waves on arrival at the opening night of the 1973 Stratford Shakespearean Festival last night. Across the drive, spectator(...)
6/4/1973
Stanley Randall, minister of economics and development, shares a light moment during yesterday's opening of the legislature with Premier Robarts. Mr. (...)
Stanley Randall, minister of economics and development, shares a light moment during yesterday's opening of the legislature with Premier Robarts. Mr. (...)
1/26/1967
At the Helm of a 150-year-old barge, Premier John Robarts and Michigan Governor William Milliken wave to spectators during a tour of Upper Canada Vill(...)
At the Helm of a 150-year-old barge, Premier John Robarts and Michigan Governor William Milliken wave to spectators during a tour of Upper Canada Vill(...)
6/16/1969
It's business as usual today for Ontario Premier John Robarts as he enters Legislature followed by executive assitant Don Martyn. Responding to specul(...)
It's business as usual today for Ontario Premier John Robarts as he enters Legislature followed by executive assitant Don Martyn. Responding to specul(...)
11/13/1970
Premier John Robarts sings heartily along with a choir of 60 provincial civil servants at the annual Christmas carol concert in the Legislature building yesterday
Premier John Robarts sings heartily along with a choir of 60 provincial civil servants at the annual Christmas carol concert in the Legislature building yesterday
12/18/1970
Dinner-Jacketed Premier John Robarts turned up at the secretaries' convention last night to cut a ribbon opening special exhibit. This week's conventi(...)
Dinner-Jacketed Premier John Robarts turned up at the secretaries' convention last night to cut a ribbon opening special exhibit. This week's conventi(...)
7/11/1967
Premier John Robarts arrived at the Shaw Festival opening at Niagara-on-the-Lake 15 minutes late last night but he enjoyed the play and the post-theat(...)
Premier John Robarts arrived at the Shaw Festival opening at Niagara-on-the-Lake 15 minutes late last night but he enjoyed the play and the post-theat(...)
6/23/1969
Plaque is unveiled by Premier John Robarts at the official opening
Plaque is unveiled by Premier John Robarts at the official opening
2/17/1989
Premier John Robarts grins at the controls of gleaming new go transit, commuter service opening May 23
Premier John Robarts grins at the controls of gleaming new go transit, commuter service opening May 23
4/10/1967
Tom Wells, Ontario's new Minister of Health, relaxes with his son, Andrew, wife and daughter Brenda, shortly after Premier Robarts announced his appointment to the cabinet yesterday
Tom Wells, Ontario's new Minister of Health, relaxes with his son, Andrew, wife and daughter Brenda, shortly after Premier Robarts announced his appointment to the cabinet yesterday
8/14/1969