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Mrs. Viola MacMillan leaves John Campbell's hearing. She loaned his wife 5,000 shares. I wasn't in habit of doing that.
Mrs. Viola MacMillan leaves John Campbell's hearing. She loaned his wife 5,000 shares. I wasn't in habit of doing that.

Mrs. Viola MacMillan leaves John Campbell's hearing. She loaned his wife 5,000 shares. I wasn't in habit of doing that.

Date12/15/1965
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Accompanied by her husband, George, Viola MacMillan leaves the Don Jail
Accompanied by her husband, George, Viola MacMillan leaves the Don Jail
3/18/1967
Grim-faced George Duke leaves hearing yesterday probing his alleged connections with senior OPP officers, after hearing testimony of Mrs. Elizabeth Ci(...)
Grim-faced George Duke leaves hearing yesterday probing his alleged connections with senior OPP officers, after hearing testimony of Mrs. Elizabeth Ci(...)
9/15/1970
. . . Why, it's Viola MacMillan. As she turns her head, it's plain she's Viola MacMillan, former president of the association. Today she was committed for trial on a charge of wash trading. Charges against her husband George were dropped.
. . . Why, it's Viola MacMillan. As she turns her head, it's plain she's Viola MacMillan, former president of the association. Today she was committed for trial on a charge of wash trading. Charges against her husband George were dropped.
1/1/1966
Roger Caron, who draws on 24 years as a convict for his novels, shares his life with Janet Morris, who met him at a book signing session. 'I couldn't believe how kind and gentle he was,' she says
Roger Caron, who draws on 24 years as a convict for his novels, shares his life with Janet Morris, who met him at a book signing session. 'I couldn't believe how kind and gentle he was,' she says
11/24/1988
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Probe ends, his work begins. Mr. Justice Campbell Grant (left) leaves court house with Tom Wilson, York County deputy sheriff, carrying his papers. Mr(...)
Probe ends, his work begins. Mr. Justice Campbell Grant (left) leaves court house with Tom Wilson, York County deputy sheriff, carrying his papers. Mr(...)
7/22/1968
Mechanical elbow: Daniel Osborne shares a drink with Mickey Milner, director of rehabilitartion engineering at the Hugh MacMillan Medical Centre, where Daniel, 8, was fitted with a new mechanical elbow
Mechanical elbow: Daniel Osborne shares a drink with Mickey Milner, director of rehabilitartion engineering at the Hugh MacMillan Medical Centre, where Daniel, 8, was fitted with a new mechanical elbow
5/4/1988
Queen Bee of Canadian prospectors, Viola MacMillan shown here, was president of Prospectors and Developers Association for 21 years before she resigned in 1965
Queen Bee of Canadian prospectors, Viola MacMillan shown here, was president of Prospectors and Developers Association for 21 years before she resigned in 1965
3/10/1970
44th day, Nurse Susan Nelles (right), accompanied by a friend, leaves Toronto provincial court yesterday after the 44th day of a preliminary hearing i(...)
44th day, Nurse Susan Nelles (right), accompanied by a friend, leaves Toronto provincial court yesterday after the 44th day of a preliminary hearing i(...)
5/3/1982
Cheery wave is given by Mrs. Dick as she leaves Barton St. jail for the courtroom today. Cooler weather kept the number of curious spectators down. A separate trial was order for Mrs. Evelyn Dick
Cheery wave is given by Mrs. Dick as she leaves Barton St. jail for the courtroom today. Cooler weather kept the number of curious spectators down. A separate trial was order for Mrs. Evelyn Dick
10/8/1946
On his way from Mosport after doing his thing, whatever that may have been, a rock festival fan leaves grounds, carrying a cross, to hitchhike home
On his way from Mosport after doing his thing, whatever that may have been, a rock festival fan leaves grounds, carrying a cross, to hitchhike home
8/10/1970
Mr. Gardinier's speech in the House of Representatives of the United States, on foreign relations, while under the consideration of Mr. Campbell's resolutions, December, 1808
Mr. Gardinier's speech in the House of Representatives of the United States, on foreign relations, while under the consideration of Mr. Campbell's resolutions, December, 1808
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