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Second in voting to Mrs. Campbell was another woman, June Marks, She, too, is interested in housing, slum clearance and urban renewal projects. Many o(...)
Second in voting to Mrs. Campbell was another woman, June Marks, She, too, is interested in housing, slum clearance and urban renewal projects. Many o(...)

Second in voting to Mrs. Campbell was another woman, June Marks, She, too, is interested in housing, slum clearance and urban renewal projects. Many o(...)

Date12/6/1966
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Original Toronto Star caption: Second in voting to Mrs. Campbell was another woman, June Marks, She, too, is interested in housing, slum clearance and urban renewal projects. Many observers fear the two will clash during Board of Control meetings.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0065512F
She casts doubt . . . June Marks challenges Lamport's claim he held taxes down while mayor: I'd be very interested to see this decrease because it never showed on my tax bill
She casts doubt . . . June Marks challenges Lamport's claim he held taxes down while mayor: I'd be very interested to see this decrease because it never showed on my tax bill
11/8/1966
The social housing developers are destroying the official plan, they want projects that are just too big'
The social housing developers are destroying the official plan, they want projects that are just too big'
4/23/1991
Community projects related to the subject they are taking make up part of students' marks at Inglenook School, an idependent high school which opened (...)
Community projects related to the subject they are taking make up part of students' marks at Inglenook School, an idependent high school which opened (...)
10/5/1974
Centennial Bonnets with feathers, Centennial bonnets are sported by Controllers June Marks (L), Margaret Campbell as they take their place in parade o(...)
Centennial Bonnets with feathers, Centennial bonnets are sported by Controllers June Marks (L), Margaret Campbell as they take their place in parade o(...)
1/13/1967
Work on regent park housing project, first big Canadian slum-clearing project, already was under way when final go-ahead on the $10,000,000 job was re(...)
Work on regent park housing project, first big Canadian slum-clearing project, already was under way when final go-ahead on the $10,000,000 job was re(...)
7/22/1948
Douglas Marks, the 20-year-old son of Alderman June Marks, interrupts a speech by Dan Heap, running against Mrs
Douglas Marks, the 20-year-old son of Alderman June Marks, interrupts a speech by Dan Heap, running against Mrs
11/23/1972
Bubbling Alderman June Marks. She's the only woman on Metro's new counicl
Bubbling Alderman June Marks. She's the only woman on Metro's new counicl
12/1/1969
Tough fighter: It's been a long and arduous haul, but Mike Marks, 80, who's president of the board of directors of the Dorothy Klein senior's housing project, is proud of what the board has accomplished
Tough fighter: It's been a long and arduous haul, but Mike Marks, 80, who's president of the board of directors of the Dorothy Klein senior's housing project, is proud of what the board has accomplished
8/18/1986
June Marks (left) with Mrs. Manning. Controller gives widow money sent anonymously
June Marks (left) with Mrs. Manning. Controller gives widow money sent anonymously
2/10/1967
Visit to supermarket interested Mrs. F. O. Thornton, Derby, England, Mrs. J. C. Weller, Southern Rhodesia, Mrs. J. R. Park, Newcastle England
Visit to supermarket interested Mrs. F. O. Thornton, Derby, England, Mrs. J. C. Weller, Southern Rhodesia, Mrs. J. R. Park, Newcastle England
8/15/1963
Alderman June Marks opposes project
Alderman June Marks opposes project
4/15/1965
Making sure the machinery of voting runs smoothly, York-Scarborough returning officer Rosemary Clark talks with enumerators. Mrs. Clark is in charge o(...)
Making sure the machinery of voting runs smoothly, York-Scarborough returning officer Rosemary Clark talks with enumerators. Mrs. Clark is in charge o(...)
5/21/1974