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Hot time: John Turner and his wife, Geills, share delighted smiles with Donna Roxborough of the Westenders Steel Band at a North York gathering last night
Hot time: John Turner and his wife, Geills, share delighted smiles with Donna Roxborough of the Westenders Steel Band at a North York gathering last night

Hot time: John Turner and his wife, Geills, share delighted smiles with Donna Roxborough of the Westenders Steel Band at a North York gathering last night

Date5/10/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: Hot time: John Turner and his wife, Geills, share delighted smiles with Donna Roxborough of the Westenders Steel Band at a North York gathering last night.
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Parting smiles: Liberal leader John Turner and his wife Geills leave Hart House at the University of Toronto where he met yesterday with yount Liberals
Parting smiles: Liberal leader John Turner and his wife Geills leave Hart House at the University of Toronto where he met yesterday with yount Liberals
9/8/1988
Turners celebrate: Liberal leader John Turner and his wife, Geills, cut a giant cake prepared for them by Villa Colombo in North York during a party celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary
Turners celebrate: Liberal leader John Turner and his wife, Geills, cut a giant cake prepared for them by Villa Colombo in North York during a party celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary
5/18/1988
Like minds: Campaigning in the High Park area, Turner and wife Geills pause to chat with Charlie Paterson, 70, who wears his anti-free trade views on his chest
Like minds: Campaigning in the High Park area, Turner and wife Geills pause to chat with Charlie Paterson, 70, who wears his anti-free trade views on his chest
10/4/1988
Heading home: Geills Turner, wife of Prime Minister John Turner, leaves a Vancouver Hotel yesterday for the trip home to Toronto
Heading home: Geills Turner, wife of Prime Minister John Turner, leaves a Vancouver Hotel yesterday for the trip home to Toronto
9/6/1984
Opposition Leader John Turner chats with wife Geills, a Shawction committee member
Opposition Leader John Turner chats with wife Geills, a Shawction committee member
10/15/1985
New Liberal leader and prime minister-elect John Turner and wife Geills
New Liberal leader and prime minister-elect John Turner and wife Geills
6/17/1984
High hopes: Turner basks in applause with Hamilton East MP Sheila Copps, far left, and wife Geills
High hopes: Turner basks in applause with Hamilton East MP Sheila Copps, far left, and wife Geills
11/18/1988
Wife Geills Turner
Wife Geills Turner
5/30/1984
Geills Turner: A wife has the right to speak out, she says
Geills Turner: A wife has the right to speak out, she says
5/30/1984
Little Jessie's appetite for a crayon was a bit too much yesterday for Geills Turner who toured the the Salvation Army family life centre in Toronto with her husband, Liberal leader John Turner
Little Jessie's appetite for a crayon was a bit too much yesterday for Geills Turner who toured the the Salvation Army family life centre in Toronto with her husband, Liberal leader John Turner
1/14/1988
Little Jessie's appetite for a crayon was a bit too much yesterday for Geills Turner who toured the the Salvation Army family life centre in Toronto with her husband, Liberal leader John Turner
Little Jessie's appetite for a crayon was a bit too much yesterday for Geills Turner who toured the the Salvation Army family life centre in Toronto with her husband, Liberal leader John Turner
1/14/1988
Plunging into campaign: Although a private person, Geills Turner is taking an active role in the drive by her husband, front-running candidate John Turner, to become federal Liberal leader
Plunging into campaign: Although a private person, Geills Turner is taking an active role in the drive by her husband, front-running candidate John Turner, to become federal Liberal leader
5/30/1984