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A Happy Ending. Danica Piko, 21, who stole from a department store in hopes of being deported so she could visit her sick father in Yugoslavia, leaves(...)
A Happy Ending. Danica Piko, 21, who stole from a department store in hopes of being deported so she could visit her sick father in Yugoslavia, leaves(...)

A Happy Ending. Danica Piko, 21, who stole from a department store in hopes of being deported so she could visit her sick father in Yugoslavia, leaves(...)

Date6/14/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: A Happy Ending. Danica Piko; 21; who stole from a department store in hopes of being deported so she could visit her sick father in Yugoslavia; leaves for home yesterday with daughter Nancy; 3. JAT Yugoslav Airlines gave them a free round trip; the theft charge has been dropped; her father is better and she has a job offer.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0022753F
Danica Piko, 21, and three-year-old daughter Nancy embrace happily after they learn police have dropped charges that could have deported them. Mrs. Pi(...)
Danica Piko, 21, and three-year-old daughter Nancy embrace happily after they learn police have dropped charges that could have deported them. Mrs. Pi(...)
6/9/1972
Waiting to be deported after she stole some clothing for her children, Mrs
Waiting to be deported after she stole some clothing for her children, Mrs
6/18/1970
Her mother doesn't want her, says music store owner Oswald Creary as he holds 9-year-old Joan Livermore who was ordered deported to Jamaica.Creary, wh(...)
Her mother doesn't want her, says music store owner Oswald Creary as he holds 9-year-old Joan Livermore who was ordered deported to Jamaica.Creary, wh(...)
5/18/1978
Time has run out for Ante Ivancev (left) and Slavko Smolian, Yugoslav ship jumpers living in Scarboro, who were to be deported today. They check date (...)
Time has run out for Ante Ivancev (left) and Slavko Smolian, Yugoslav ship jumpers living in Scarboro, who were to be deported today. They check date (...)
12/6/1966
Pinball machine repairman Ian Jefferis of Richmond Hill, who has lived in Canada 30 years, has been told he will be deported to England when his parol(...)
Pinball machine repairman Ian Jefferis of Richmond Hill, who has lived in Canada 30 years, has been told he will be deported to England when his parol(...)
10/20/1976
Maria Morgan: St. Lucia woman who was ordered deported has gone into hiding
Maria Morgan: St. Lucia woman who was ordered deported has gone into hiding
12/1/1992
Silma Lee: Ordered deported but baby can stay
Silma Lee: Ordered deported but baby can stay
3/24/1981
Family Deported Back To Ecuador
Family Deported Back To Ecuador
11/8/1972
University professor Leo Johnson and Carolyn Mosher, whom he plans to marry, are seen with the five children he hopes to adopt. They are the children (...)
University professor Leo Johnson and Carolyn Mosher, whom he plans to marry, are seen with the five children he hopes to adopt. They are the children (...)
10/25/1976
Happy mother Clevette German, 28, with her 13-month-old son Gregory shows the permit that allowed her to return to Canada only 15 minutes after she wa(...)
Happy mother Clevette German, 28, with her 13-month-old son Gregory shows the permit that allowed her to return to Canada only 15 minutes after she wa(...)
10/28/1977
Veil of secrecy over the Immigration Department's decision to return 9-year-old Joan to Jamaica despite Oswald Creary's request to keep her in Canada is shabby, writes Stephen Lewis
Veil of secrecy over the Immigration Department's decision to return 9-year-old Joan to Jamaica despite Oswald Creary's request to keep her in Canada is shabby, writes Stephen Lewis
5/23/1978
Honeymoon ended this morning when Mrs. Fay Pappas accompanied her husband of five days, Vassily, to immigration department. In Canada illegaly the 20-(...)
Honeymoon ended this morning when Mrs. Fay Pappas accompanied her husband of five days, Vassily, to immigration department. In Canada illegaly the 20-(...)
11/15/1967