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Allan Lawrence, Ontario Conservative leadership candidate, signs his autograph on the cast of campaign worker Mary Ellen Empringham, a Toronto nurse
Allan Lawrence, Ontario Conservative leadership candidate, signs his autograph on the cast of campaign worker Mary Ellen Empringham, a Toronto nurse

Allan Lawrence, Ontario Conservative leadership candidate, signs his autograph on the cast of campaign worker Mary Ellen Empringham, a Toronto nurse

Date2/8/1971
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0061971F
Signs of Victory: Robert Horner and his wife: Elayne: walk smilingly through an honor guard of campaign signs after he won the nomonation to run as Conservative candidate in Mississauga North today
Signs of Victory: Robert Horner and his wife: Elayne: walk smilingly through an honor guard of campaign signs after he won the nomonation to run as Conservative candidate in Mississauga North today
4/18/1983
Straw hats present a floppy problem for Conservative leadership candidate Allan Lawrence and his wife at a party he threw last night at the Royal York(...)
Straw hats present a floppy problem for Conservative leadership candidate Allan Lawrence and his wife at a party he threw last night at the Royal York(...)
2/9/1971
He's disappointed but not shatttered by his unsuccessful bid for leadership of the Ontario Conservative party, Mines Minister Allan Lawrence tells The Star, as he and his wife, Moira, snowshoe around their winter retreat at Lindsay, Ont
He's disappointed but not shatttered by his unsuccessful bid for leadership of the Ontario Conservative party, Mines Minister Allan Lawrence tells The Star, as he and his wife, Moira, snowshoe around their winter retreat at Lindsay, Ont
2/17/1971
Disappointed but not shattered by his unsuccessful bid for the leadership of the Ontario Conservative party, Mines Minister Allan Lawrence, and his wife, Moira, snowshoe around their winter retreat near Lindsay, Ont
Disappointed but not shattered by his unsuccessful bid for the leadership of the Ontario Conservative party, Mines Minister Allan Lawrence, and his wife, Moira, snowshoe around their winter retreat near Lindsay, Ont
2/16/1971
The Schmidt family, from Calgary, say their goodbys to staff members of York-Finch General Hospital as they are ready to return home. In the photo, Dr. N. H. Lithwick autographs the cast on 9-year-old Dorianne's leg. Also in the picture are (from left) Miss Lucy Carere, Mickey Schmidt, Mrs. Beryl Kofman, Mysron Schmidt, Philip Greco, Mrs. Betty Allan and Miss Mary Murphy. The Schmidts presented than-you plaque to hospital.
The Schmidt family, from Calgary, say their goodbys to staff members of York-Finch General Hospital as they are ready to return home. In the photo, Dr. N. H. Lithwick autographs the cast on 9-year-old Dorianne's leg. Also in the picture are (from left) Miss Lucy Carere, Mickey Schmidt, Mrs. Beryl Kofman, Mysron Schmidt, Philip Greco, Mrs. Betty Allan and Miss Mary Murphy. The Schmidts presented than-you plaque to hospital.
5/24/1974
New mayor for Uxbridge. The four-way race for the mayor's chair in Uxbridge was won last night by pharmacist Gord Davie, 40, in his first try for political office. Watching the election returns in his living-room he is flanked by campaign workers Bev Fellows (left) and Mary Lettau. Although he didn't campaign specifically on the issue. Davie was regarded by many citizens as an anti-penitentiary candidate. Major issue was proposed to build a $13 million prison reception centre in the township.
New mayor for Uxbridge. The four-way race for the mayor's chair in Uxbridge was won last night by pharmacist Gord Davie, 40, in his first try for political office. Watching the election returns in his living-room he is flanked by campaign workers Bev Fellows (left) and Mary Lettau. Although he didn't campaign specifically on the issue. Davie was regarded by many citizens as an anti-penitentiary candidate. Major issue was proposed to build a $13 million prison reception centre in the township.
12/6/1976
Five candidates for the leadership of the Conservative party politely disagreed with each other last night at a forum in the St. Lawrence Centre, but (...)
Five candidates for the leadership of the Conservative party politely disagreed with each other last night at a forum in the St. Lawrence Centre, but (...)
2/9/1976
Making amends, New York singer Mary O'Dowd autographs signs for fans arriving early for yesterday's Jay Day celebrations at Nathan Phillips Square. Sh(...)
Making amends, New York singer Mary O'Dowd autographs signs for fans arriving early for yesterday's Jay Day celebrations at Nathan Phillips Square. Sh(...)
10/7/1985
Candidates' wives at the Progressive Conservative leadership convention gave no sign of fatigue after their weeks of campaigning alongside their husba(...)
Candidates' wives at the Progressive Conservative leadership convention gave no sign of fatigue after their weeks of campaigning alongside their husba(...)
2/11/1971
Talking to students in Port Colborne, Ontario's premier-designate William Davis signs autographs after his first speech since being chosen to succeed (...)
Talking to students in Port Colborne, Ontario's premier-designate William Davis signs autographs after his first speech since being chosen to succeed (...)
2/18/1971
Heward Grefftey, the Conservative candidate in Quebec's Brome-Missisquoi riding, isn't using the Claude Wagner signs that have been sent to him
Heward Grefftey, the Conservative candidate in Quebec's Brome-Missisquoi riding, isn't using the Claude Wagner signs that have been sent to him
10/12/1972
Leadership candidate Allan Lawrence. U.S. companies are buying us out with our own money.
Leadership candidate Allan Lawrence. U.S. companies are buying us out with our own money.
1/18/1971