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Still smiling

Still smiling

Date5/28/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: Still smiling: Premier Frank Miller flashes a wide grin as he signs in at Queen's park yesterday after being sworn in as an MPP by clerk of the Legislature Roderick Lewis, right. Miller later called the Liberal-NDP deal to oust his government an unholy alliance.
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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_0068471F
11 speeches: The Queen Mother was smiling when she arrived, and 400 handshakes, 11 speeches and four hours later she was still smiling
11 speeches: The Queen Mother was smiling when she arrived, and 400 handshakes, 11 speeches and four hours later she was still smiling
6/25/1965
When you're smiling, Despite impending knee surgery, Steve Podborski still managed to smile at a Toronto General Hospital media conference. He was accompanied by TGH's Dave Allan
When you're smiling, Despite impending knee surgery, Steve Podborski still managed to smile at a Toronto General Hospital media conference. He was accompanied by TGH's Dave Allan
3/5/1963
Still smiling
Still smiling
12/3/1985
Still smiling after reporting lower first-quarter profit to the company's annual meeting yesterday are J
Still smiling after reporting lower first-quarter profit to the company's annual meeting yesterday are J
4/25/1975
Why is this man smiling? You might be smiling, too, if you were RCMP Constable Carl Broughton and holding a gallon of moonshine, part of 35 gallons of(...)
Why is this man smiling? You might be smiling, too, if you were RCMP Constable Carl Broughton and holding a gallon of moonshine, part of 35 gallons of(...)
11/28/1983
Smiling broadly, Liberal Mike Spensieri (left) congratulates New Democrat Odoardo Di Santo, who defeated him by a narrow margin in Downsview riding
Smiling broadly, Liberal Mike Spensieri (left) congratulates New Democrat Odoardo Di Santo, who defeated him by a narrow margin in Downsview riding
9/18/1975
Happy and smiling, the three Dickerson children, Constance, 18, Glenda, 13, and Gordon, 14, pose in Windsor hospital
Happy and smiling, the three Dickerson children, Constance, 18, Glenda, 13, and Gordon, 14, pose in Windsor hospital
7/30/1960
Smiling at the future: Roy McMurtry, Ontario Court's new chief justice, left, and Patrick LeSage, his associate, chuckle at their swearing in
Smiling at the future: Roy McMurtry, Ontario Court's new chief justice, left, and Patrick LeSage, his associate, chuckle at their swearing in
4/5/1994
Ted Knight: He comes up smiling again after flopping in a TV series and in a Broadway show
Ted Knight: He comes up smiling again after flopping in a TV series and in a Broadway show
6/9/1976
$600,000 reason for smiling, Former St
$600,000 reason for smiling, Former St
9/5/1974
Smiling girls march in one of the many green parks of Hanoi, practising for the big parade on May Day, the world-wide Communist holiday. Some of the b(...)
Smiling girls march in one of the many green parks of Hanoi, practising for the big parade on May Day, the world-wide Communist holiday. Some of the b(...)
3/19/1973
Friendly face: Jean St. Steventon, 74, right, keeps 97-year-old Gladys Russell smiling at Castleview Wychwood Towers, a home for the aged. St. Stevenson runs the tuck shop there
Friendly face: Jean St. Steventon, 74, right, keeps 97-year-old Gladys Russell smiling at Castleview Wychwood Towers, a home for the aged. St. Stevenson runs the tuck shop there
12/22/1988