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Magistrate George Gardhouse. Exonerated by inquiry, he's back in his old office today
Magistrate George Gardhouse. Exonerated by inquiry, he's back in his old office today

Magistrate George Gardhouse. Exonerated by inquiry, he's back in his old office today

Date9/25/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: Magistrate George Gardhouse. Exonerated by inquiry; he's back in his old office today
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0049147F
Judge rules he's a happy dad. I'm very happy to be starting a second family, Judge George Gardhouse, 62, said after his wife Charline gave birth to Fr(...)
Judge rules he's a happy dad. I'm very happy to be starting a second family, Judge George Gardhouse, 62, said after his wife Charline gave birth to Fr(...)
1/7/1971
Magistrate Gardhouse
Magistrate Gardhouse
9/24/1968
Called as a witness at the judicial inquiry into the behavior of two Toronto magistrates, Diane Baker leaves Don Jail today in back of police car, her(...)
Called as a witness at the judicial inquiry into the behavior of two Toronto magistrates, Diane Baker leaves Don Jail today in back of police car, her(...)
7/17/1968
Frederick J. Bannon and his wife sat together last night reading report by Mr. Justice Campbell Grant of inquiry into Bannon's conduct as a magistrate(...)
Frederick J. Bannon and his wife sat together last night reading report by Mr. Justice Campbell Grant of inquiry into Bannon's conduct as a magistrate(...)
9/24/1968
W. W. Gardhouse (left) with Metro Chairman Bill Allen, Metro's first clerk laughs over old times with his former chief
W. W. Gardhouse (left) with Metro Chairman Bill Allen, Metro's first clerk laughs over old times with his former chief
3/31/1966
At the 'Bull Pen' in the old city hall, Salvation Army Brigadier Ernest Hutchinson gives aid and advice to accused before he's taken to magistrate's c(...)
At the 'Bull Pen' in the old city hall, Salvation Army Brigadier Ernest Hutchinson gives aid and advice to accused before he's taken to magistrate's c(...)
5/11/1967
In a huddle during a lunch break today, Walter Choma (centre) his wife and lawyer Sidney J. Silverman talk after leaving courthouse. Choma is charged with trying to bribe former Toronto magistrate David Coon who testified he allowed himself to be bugged so police could record a conversation with Choma.
In a huddle during a lunch break today, Walter Choma (centre) his wife and lawyer Sidney J. Silverman talk after leaving courthouse. Choma is charged with trying to bribe former Toronto magistrate David Coon who testified he allowed himself to be bugged so police could record a conversation with Choma.
9/18/1968
George Gardhouse. I should have been nasty
George Gardhouse. I should have been nasty
7/17/1968
Reluctant withdrawal, Thomas Elmore, 71, ended 13 years as Metro's senior magistrate yesterday by closing his office door, lighting his afternoon ciga(...)
Reluctant withdrawal, Thomas Elmore, 71, ended 13 years as Metro's senior magistrate yesterday by closing his office door, lighting his afternoon ciga(...)
1/9/1964
Central figures in inquiry by Mr. Justice Campbell Grant into behavior of two Toronto magistrates were all at home yesterday when report of the probe (...)
Central figures in inquiry by Mr. Justice Campbell Grant into behavior of two Toronto magistrates were all at home yesterday when report of the probe (...)
9/24/1968
Centre of attention at noon after the magistrates' inquiry adjourned for the day is tanned and dapper Vince Alexander, a key figure in the probe. Earl(...)
Centre of attention at noon after the magistrates' inquiry adjourned for the day is tanned and dapper Vince Alexander, a key figure in the probe. Earl(...)
7/3/1968
Central figures in inquiry by Mr. Justice Campbell Grant into behavior of two Toronto magistrates were all at home yesterday when report of the probe (...)
Central figures in inquiry by Mr. Justice Campbell Grant into behavior of two Toronto magistrates were all at home yesterday when report of the probe (...)
9/24/1968