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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.(...)
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.(...)

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.(...)

Date1/3/1966
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Original Toronto Star caption: 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. Earl Rowe at Queen's Park. Here he greets Emanual Ayoade, University of Toronto student from Ijero, Nigeria.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0077675F
These Toronto Star employees will soon leave their civilian positions to don uniforms of Canada's armed services
These Toronto Star employees will soon leave their civilian positions to don uniforms of Canada's armed services
3/27/1943
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
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
11/19/1958
At Queen's Park - 'Happy New Year'. Ontario Lieutenant-Governor Ross Macdonald gives a warm welcome to Dr. Pauline McGibbon, the recently appointed chancellor of University of Toronto, at his New Year's Day levee, attended by more than 550 guests at Queen
At Queen's Park - 'Happy New Year'. Ontario Lieutenant-Governor Ross Macdonald gives a warm welcome to Dr. Pauline McGibbon, the recently appointed chancellor of University of Toronto, at his New Year's Day levee, attended by more than 550 guests at Queen
1/3/1972
Makes 5th in one Family, Johnnie Duncan, for 14 years on the stereotype department staff of The Star, who has joined his four brothers in the armed services
Makes 5th in one Family, Johnnie Duncan, for 14 years on the stereotype department staff of The Star, who has joined his four brothers in the armed services
5/31/1943
Well-dressed, The Canadian Olympic Association held a news conference yesterday and unveiled the uniforms which Canadian athletes will wear next Febru(...)
Well-dressed, The Canadian Olympic Association held a news conference yesterday and unveiled the uniforms which Canadian athletes will wear next Febru(...)
10/12/1979
An excellent view of mounted in their colorful dress uniforms and carrying gleaming lances, passing un rafargar Square for the coron section of the [Incomplete]
An excellent view of mounted in their colorful dress uniforms and carrying gleaming lances, passing un rafargar Square for the coron section of the [Incomplete]
5/28/1937
The new look at ontario place, As Ontario Place starts its sixth year, the guides are outfitted in new uniforms , modelled by (from the left) Elaine Tenenbum, Pamela Burgoon and Sandy West
The new look at ontario place, As Ontario Place starts its sixth year, the guides are outfitted in new uniforms , modelled by (from the left) Elaine Tenenbum, Pamela Burgoon and Sandy West
6/4/1975
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(...)
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9/28/1979
Nurses dress in old-time uniforms, Nurses' uniforms of long ago appeared at the garden party held in the grounds of the Toronto General hospital yeste(...)
Nurses dress in old-time uniforms, Nurses' uniforms of long ago appeared at the garden party held in the grounds of the Toronto General hospital yeste(...)
6/11/1931
It was a day for army generals and youngsters at the annual New Year's levee in the Leiutenant-Governor's Suite at Queen's Park yesterday. Lieutenant-(...)
It was a day for army generals and youngsters at the annual New Year's levee in the Leiutenant-Governor's Suite at Queen's Park yesterday. Lieutenant-(...)
1/2/1978
Real traffic stoppers in Scarborough yesterday were Marjorie and Harry Gordaneer in their Santa Claus costumes. Mrs. Gordancer, who has been a crossing guard for 20 years and is president of the Metro school crossing guards' organization, has been handing out candy canes to youngsters at her crossing on Clonmore Dr. Husband Harry, who's an area supervisor with the borough's board of education, has been playing Santa at a number of schools this week.
Real traffic stoppers in Scarborough yesterday were Marjorie and Harry Gordaneer in their Santa Claus costumes. Mrs. Gordancer, who has been a crossing guard for 20 years and is president of the Metro school crossing guards' organization, has been handing out candy canes to youngsters at her crossing on Clonmore Dr. Husband Harry, who's an area supervisor with the borough's board of education, has been playing Santa at a number of schools this week.
12/22/1977
Four grandsons, decked out in sailors' uniforms, salute Bill Turner of Etobicoke as he prepares to launch the 36-foot cabin cruiser he built over five years
Four grandsons, decked out in sailors' uniforms, salute Bill Turner of Etobicoke as he prepares to launch the 36-foot cabin cruiser he built over five years
8/16/1976