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Premier shakes a Paw. At a non-political picnic Saturday at Hanlan's Point, Premier William Davis shook a lot of hands--and the paw of Jenny, a poodle(...)
Premier shakes a Paw. At a non-political picnic Saturday at Hanlan's Point, Premier William Davis shook a lot of hands--and the paw of Jenny, a poodle(...)

Premier shakes a Paw. At a non-political picnic Saturday at Hanlan's Point, Premier William Davis shook a lot of hands--and the paw of Jenny, a poodle(...)

Date6/15/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: Premier shakes a Paw. At a non-political picnic Saturday at Hanlan's Point, Premier William Davis shook a lot of hands--and the paw of Jenny, a poodle introduced by owner Giselle Bursee. Davis called his 90-minute appearance just a friendly get-togethe
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Switching the reins of power, former Ontario premier John Robarts (left) shakes hands with successor, PRemier William Davis, at Queen's Park yesterday(...)
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Premier William Davis pulls out of a political slump
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Premier and Mrs. Bill Davis (right) enjoy a picnic with Calvin and Mrs. Rand before the Shaw Festival
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