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New home. Lt.-Gov. Pauline McGibbon paints final touches to watercolor of 88-year-old Stewart Building, new home for the Ontario College of Art. Built(...)
New home. Lt.-Gov. Pauline McGibbon paints final touches to watercolor of 88-year-old Stewart Building, new home for the Ontario College of Art. Built(...)

New home. Lt.-Gov. Pauline McGibbon paints final touches to watercolor of 88-year-old Stewart Building, new home for the Ontario College of Art. Built(...)

Date9/28/1979
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Original Toronto Star caption: New home. Lt.-Gov. Pauline McGibbon paints final touches to watercolor of 88-year-old Stewart Building, new home for the Ontario College of Art. Built for an athletic club, College St. structure was home for Metro police 52 Division until 1977. It has also been high school and City of Toronto police headquarters. Renovations cost $1.4 million and once again building has 45-foot rooms and 25-foot high ceilings.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0066893F
Duck! Lt.-Gov. Pauline McGibbon winced as she cracked the starter's pistol at the Colgate Ladies' track meet at Etobicoke Centennial Stadium yesterday(...)
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Happy New Year to his honor. Colorful native costumes and uniforms of the armed services were numerous at the annual New Year's levee held by Lt. Gov.(...)
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Mayor paints an egg. Mayor William Dennison paints an Easter egg as part of display by 25 Community Folk Art Council organizations putting on exhibit this week at City Hall for Easter
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Creating work of art, 7-year-old Blair Chesterton concentrates intently as he puts last touches on bottle he is painting under direction of Humber Col(...)
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Lt.-Gov. Mackay with two predecessors. Two former lieutenant-governors of Ontario, Dr. Herbert Bruce, left, and Ray Lawson, flank Lt.-Gov. Keiller Mackay at annual Royal Winter Fair luncheon. They were three of the many well-known dignitaries attending the luncheon which each year helps to get the huge agricultural fair going in fine fashion
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To Queen's Park, Lietenant-Governor Pauline McGibbon and her husband sit in an open landau escorted by the Gov-general's Horse Guard. After arriving a(...)
To Queen's Park, Lietenant-Governor Pauline McGibbon and her husband sit in an open landau escorted by the Gov-general's Horse Guard. After arriving a(...)
3/11/1975
Premier 'opens' lion's eyes. Premier David Peterson paints in the eyes of a lion so it can 'see and dance' to usher in Chinese New Year - the Year of (...)
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Kenneth Burnett, shown mixing one of his special luminous formulas, wants to sell the business which has saturated most of his 70 years in imitation glamor. He has spent most of his life creating new uses for glowing paints.
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Dinner Guests at the home of Mrs. Pauline McGibbon, new chancellor of the University of Toronto, often are served Steak Manuel. Here Werner Kuenzle, c(...)
Dinner Guests at the home of Mrs. Pauline McGibbon, new chancellor of the University of Toronto, often are served Steak Manuel. Here Werner Kuenzle, c(...)
5/14/1971
Another side of Carol Lawrence's life is shown here in her hotel room where she spreads her artist's equipment out and paints to fill her spare time in a constructive way while away from home
Another side of Carol Lawrence's life is shown here in her hotel room where she spreads her artist's equipment out and paints to fill her spare time in a constructive way while away from home
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