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Judy LaMarsh, Minister of National Health and Welfare and MP for Niagara Falls, campaigns in one of the industrial plants in her ridings
Judy LaMarsh, Minister of National Health and Welfare and MP for Niagara Falls, campaigns in one of the industrial plants in her ridings

Judy LaMarsh, Minister of National Health and Welfare and MP for Niagara Falls, campaigns in one of the industrial plants in her ridings

Date11/3/1965
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Liberal candidate Judy LaMarsh, left, minister of national health and welfare, talks with a worker on the carrot processing line at baby-food plant in Niagara Falls
Liberal candidate Judy LaMarsh, left, minister of national health and welfare, talks with a worker on the carrot processing line at baby-food plant in Niagara Falls
11/3/1965
Judy LaMarsh is back home in her beloved Niagara Falls after a tumultuous career as a cabinet minister
Judy LaMarsh is back home in her beloved Niagara Falls after a tumultuous career as a cabinet minister
2/20/1969
Remembering: Judy LaMarsh's sister, Joan, right, talks with former external affairs minister Flora MacDonald at Judy's funeral in Niagara Falls, Ont
Remembering: Judy LaMarsh's sister, Joan, right, talks with former external affairs minister Flora MacDonald at Judy's funeral in Niagara Falls, Ont
10/30/1980
Canada - Ontario - Niagara Falls - Power Plants
Canada - Ontario - Niagara Falls - Power Plants
3/30/1928
Canada - Ontario - Niagara Falls - Power Plants
Canada - Ontario - Niagara Falls - Power Plants
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Canada - Ontario - Niagara Falls - Power Plants
Canada - Ontario - Niagara Falls - Power Plants
4/1/1938
Health Minister Judy LaMarsh in action. That woman's impossible,' the premier declared
Health Minister Judy LaMarsh in action. That woman's impossible,' the premier declared
2/27/1964
After her speech on Israel and the Mideast conflict, former cabinet minister Judy LaMarsh talked quietly on stage with some of her audience while others shouted, swore and shook their fists in the University of Toronto faculty of education auditorium
After her speech on Israel and the Mideast conflict, former cabinet minister Judy LaMarsh talked quietly on stage with some of her audience while others shouted, swore and shook their fists in the University of Toronto faculty of education auditorium
1/14/1975
In her Hellyer Hat at the Liberal leadership convention last night, State Judy LaMarsh sits in centre of a bank of Transport Minister Paul Hellyer's s(...)
In her Hellyer Hat at the Liberal leadership convention last night, State Judy LaMarsh sits in centre of a bank of Transport Minister Paul Hellyer's s(...)
4/5/1968
Closing his campaign quietly, Liberal Leader Robert Nixon yesterday shook hands in various ridings, flew to Ottawa to meet John Turner, former federal(...)
Closing his campaign quietly, Liberal Leader Robert Nixon yesterday shook hands in various ridings, flew to Ottawa to meet John Turner, former federal(...)
9/18/1975
Airing anger: Air Canada's Pam D'Andreis, left, Bruno Gravier, Marian Peacock and Huguette Perron demonstrate the style they're bringing the candidates in key ridings during the election campaign
Airing anger: Air Canada's Pam D'Andreis, left, Bruno Gravier, Marian Peacock and Huguette Perron demonstrate the style they're bringing the candidates in key ridings during the election campaign
9/24/1993
Are they Jogging or Trottering? Lest anyone think they are merely getting in a little healthy jogging, 16-year-old Harold Merten (left) and 18-year-old Chris Kuczynski wear placards to hammer home the message that they are really Trotting for Trotter, Parkdale riding's Liberal candidate, who waves encouragement to them as they pass his campaign headquarters
Are they Jogging or Trottering? Lest anyone think they are merely getting in a little healthy jogging, 16-year-old Harold Merten (left) and 18-year-old Chris Kuczynski wear placards to hammer home the message that they are really Trotting for Trotter, Parkdale riding's Liberal candidate, who waves encouragement to them as they pass his campaign headquarters
9/29/1971