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Carol and Foster Ruddell
Carol and Foster Ruddell

Carol and Foster Ruddell

Date5/17/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: Carol and Foster Ruddell
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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_0077943F
Ab campbell opens his library. Scarborough Alderman Carol Ruddell sits on floor with daughter, Amy, 3, as Metro Chairman Ab Campbell shows her a book (...)
Ab campbell opens his library. Scarborough Alderman Carol Ruddell sits on floor with daughter, Amy, 3, as Metro Chairman Ab Campbell shows her a book (...)
9/29/1971
Alderman Mrs. Carol Ruddell shakes hands with Mickey today after she got the 18-month-old black and white border collie off on a charge of being vicio(...)
Alderman Mrs. Carol Ruddell shakes hands with Mickey today after she got the 18-month-old black and white border collie off on a charge of being vicio(...)
7/29/1971
Scarborough Alderman Carol Ruddell, expecting her first child shortly, knits in expectation of the big day while her husband, Ted, looks on. In her te(...)
Scarborough Alderman Carol Ruddell, expecting her first child shortly, knits in expectation of the big day while her husband, Ted, looks on. In her te(...)
8/20/1968
Mrs. Carol Ruddell made Scarborough history when she became the first alderman to give birth while in office. She entered politics because she felt th(...)
Mrs. Carol Ruddell made Scarborough history when she became the first alderman to give birth while in office. She entered politics because she felt th(...)
8/1/1963
First women to head a Metro board, Carol Ruddell, new general manager of the Metro Licensing Commission, says: 'The biggest problem politicians have is taking themselves too seriously
First women to head a Metro board, Carol Ruddell, new general manager of the Metro Licensing Commission, says: 'The biggest problem politicians have is taking themselves too seriously
6/27/1984
Carol Ruddell. Embarrass the politicians
Carol Ruddell. Embarrass the politicians
3/27/1969
Controller Joyce Trimmer Scarborough Alderman Carol Ruddell went council meeting yesterday in wheelchairs to emphasize difficulties facing disabled pe(...)
Controller Joyce Trimmer Scarborough Alderman Carol Ruddell went council meeting yesterday in wheelchairs to emphasize difficulties facing disabled pe(...)
10/5/1976
Ward 2 Alderman Carol Ruddell says the stripes and wall hangings of a $5,575 redecoration vastly improve corridors in the basement of Scarborough Civi(...)
Ward 2 Alderman Carol Ruddell says the stripes and wall hangings of a $5,575 redecoration vastly improve corridors in the basement of Scarborough Civi(...)
1/15/1976
Court ballet. Lee Myers of Toronto rises up in Ontario Open tennis action during game against Kym Ruddell of Australia, the No.1 seed. Ruddel won, 6-3(...)
Court ballet. Lee Myers of Toronto rises up in Ontario Open tennis action during game against Kym Ruddell of Australia, the No.1 seed. Ruddel won, 6-3(...)
7/13/1977
Top poet. Amy Ruddell, daughter of Scarborough Control-Leonard and George McEachran of the Royal Canadian Legion
Top poet. Amy Ruddell, daughter of Scarborough Control-Leonard and George McEachran of the Royal Canadian Legion
6/23/1980
The upsetter: Kate Glancy scored one of the upsets at yesterday's Ontario Open tenis championships, beating fourth seed and defending champion Kym Ruddell
The upsetter: Kate Glancy scored one of the upsets at yesterday's Ontario Open tenis championships, beating fourth seed and defending champion Kym Ruddell
7/12/1978
Comics a shrewd investment: Richard Foster looks over some of the comic books from a collection he values at $25,000. Foster keeps his comics at the bank and takes them out periodically so he can have the fun of re-reading them. He compares owning comic b
Comics a shrewd investment: Richard Foster looks over some of the comic books from a collection he values at $25,000. Foster keeps his comics at the bank and takes them out periodically so he can have the fun of re-reading them. He compares owning comic b
11/24/1979