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Born again. Mississauga's Lou Parson shed politics to go into business
Born again. Mississauga's Lou Parson shed politics to go into business

Born again. Mississauga's Lou Parson shed politics to go into business

Date8/14/1981
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Original Toronto Star caption: Born again. Mississauga's Lou Parson shed politics to go into business
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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_0072639F
Mississauga mayor Charles Murray (left) and Peel County Warden Lou Parsons (right) talk with Premier William Davis after a dinner last night for munic(...)
Mississauga mayor Charles Murray (left) and Peel County Warden Lou Parsons (right) talk with Premier William Davis after a dinner last night for munic(...)
10/24/1972
Mississauga Reeve Lou Parsons (right) gets the first of the new metric water meters from Art Kennedy, manager of Public Utilities Commission
Mississauga Reeve Lou Parsons (right) gets the first of the new metric water meters from Art Kennedy, manager of Public Utilities Commission
7/11/1973
Most of the family of the new Peel regional chairman, Mississauga Reeve Lou Parsons, 39, pose with him outside Queen's Park yesterday. Son Tom is in W(...)
Most of the family of the new Peel regional chairman, Mississauga Reeve Lou Parsons, 39, pose with him outside Queen's Park yesterday. Son Tom is in W(...)
7/31/1973
Now, where did all those peanuts go?, Nine-year-old Karen Hatchard feeds the newly acquired elephant at Mississauga's Jungle Park Zoo. An Ontario Muni(...)
Now, where did all those peanuts go?, Nine-year-old Karen Hatchard feeds the newly acquired elephant at Mississauga's Jungle Park Zoo. An Ontario Muni(...)
6/12/1969
Dr. Martin Dobkin, 31, a newcomer to politics who was elected mayor of the new City of Mississauga last night, is lifted on the shoulders of supporter(...)
Dr. Martin Dobkin, 31, a newcomer to politics who was elected mayor of the new City of Mississauga last night, is lifted on the shoulders of supporter(...)
10/1/1973
Dr. Martin Dobkin, 31, a newcomer to politics who was elected mayor of the new City of Mississauga last night, kisses his wife in jubilation at his el(...)
Dr. Martin Dobkin, 31, a newcomer to politics who was elected mayor of the new City of Mississauga last night, kisses his wife in jubilation at his el(...)
10/1/1973
Dr. Martin Dobkin, 31, a newcomer to politics who was elected mayor of the new city of Mississauga last night, is lifted ont he shoulders of supporter(...)
Dr. Martin Dobkin, 31, a newcomer to politics who was elected mayor of the new city of Mississauga last night, is lifted ont he shoulders of supporter(...)
10/2/1973
Back to mushing: Randall Pokiak, 36, is preparing to go back to the remote trap lines and leave behind southerners' politics and economics
Back to mushing: Randall Pokiak, 36, is preparing to go back to the remote trap lines and leave behind southerners' politics and economics
3/19/1986
African child crouches in hunger during severe drought, Reader Richard lee, who worked in Africa, says Oxfam must be politically aware because poverty and politics go hand in hand
African child crouches in hunger during severe drought, Reader Richard lee, who worked in Africa, says Oxfam must be politically aware because poverty and politics go hand in hand
1/30/1974
Politics and a family go together for Nola Sam Crewe, no ordinary housewife and mother
Politics and a family go together for Nola Sam Crewe, no ordinary housewife and mother
5/25/1977
The winner is . . . Mayor Hazel McCallion picks the winning ticket as Peel Crime Stoppers chairman Lou Parsons, left and Peel Crime Stoppers co-ordinator Constable Richard Schoch watch
The winner is . . . Mayor Hazel McCallion picks the winning ticket as Peel Crime Stoppers chairman Lou Parsons, left and Peel Crime Stoppers co-ordinator Constable Richard Schoch watch
11/11/1986
Lou Parsons, left, congratulates Frank Bean, his successor as Peel Regional Chairman
Lou Parsons, left, congratulates Frank Bean, his successor as Peel Regional Chairman
5/10/1979