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New Georgina Township mayor Joe Dales is congratulated by his wife, Janet.
New Georgina Township mayor Joe Dales is congratulated by his wife, Janet.

New Georgina Township mayor Joe Dales is congratulated by his wife, Janet.

Date11/13/1978
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Red herring?, Georgina Mayor Joe Dales (left), a veteran ice fisherman, didn't get a single nibble during the Great Georgina Ice Fishing Derby so he helped Dave Sharp dispose of several dozen herring.
Red herring?, Georgina Mayor Joe Dales (left), a veteran ice fisherman, didn't get a single nibble during the Great Georgina Ice Fishing Derby so he helped Dave Sharp dispose of several dozen herring.
3/4/1982
Daniel Dales will likely never meet Alexei Abramovitch, a Soviet Jew, but he dedicated part of his bar mitzvah speech to the 13-year-old.
Daniel Dales will likely never meet Alexei Abramovitch, a Soviet Jew, but he dedicated part of his bar mitzvah speech to the 13-year-old.
11/26/1986
Big Inventory: Doug Dales rents equipment worth $12 million to film, television industry.
Big Inventory: Doug Dales rents equipment worth $12 million to film, television industry.
12/22/1992
Mike Dales: Orangeville man won first prize playing Star's Jokers Wild
Mike Dales: Orangeville man won first prize playing Star's Jokers Wild
10/2/1981
Peter Stuebing, director of economic development for Georgina township (above), says $2 million is needed for basics.
Peter Stuebing, director of economic development for Georgina township (above), says $2 million is needed for basics.
4/26/1983
New mayor for Uxbridge. The four-way race for the mayor's chair in Uxbridge was won last night by pharmacist Gord Davie, 40, in his first try for political office. Watching the election returns in his living-room he is flanked by campaign workers Bev Fellows (left) and Mary Lettau. Although he didn't campaign specifically on the issue. Davie was regarded by many citizens as an anti-penitentiary candidate. Major issue was proposed to build a $13 million prison reception centre in the township.
New mayor for Uxbridge. The four-way race for the mayor's chair in Uxbridge was won last night by pharmacist Gord Davie, 40, in his first try for political office. Watching the election returns in his living-room he is flanked by campaign workers Bev Fellows (left) and Mary Lettau. Although he didn't campaign specifically on the issue. Davie was regarded by many citizens as an anti-penitentiary candidate. Major issue was proposed to build a $13 million prison reception centre in the township.
12/6/1976
Game of chinese checkers is enjoyed by Professor James Lemon, his wife Carolyn and children Catherine, 1, Janet, 4, and margaret, 9, in their Walmer Road home. Although earning a salary of $15,000 teaching geography at the University of Toronto, Dr. Lemon describes his living as relatively frugal and finds the family budget getting tight. Although he has a car, he walks to work.
Game of chinese checkers is enjoyed by Professor James Lemon, his wife Carolyn and children Catherine, 1, Janet, 4, and margaret, 9, in their Walmer Road home. Although earning a salary of $15,000 teaching geography at the University of Toronto, Dr. Lemon describes his living as relatively frugal and finds the family budget getting tight. Although he has a car, he walks to work.
7/10/1969
Honored: Georgina Shaw, 84, left, for 12 years a volunteer and Joe Sylvester, 14 years.
Honored: Georgina Shaw, 84, left, for 12 years a volunteer and Joe Sylvester, 14 years.
4/14/1985
Official Liberal Candidate and winner in High Park, Walter Deakon, with wife and sons Tim, 10, and Tony, 8, was congratulated by all but one opponent: Ralph Cowan, cut off by the Liberal Party, ran badly but wouldn't concede he was defeated. This was a contest, Cowan replied bleakly.
Official Liberal Candidate and winner in High Park, Walter Deakon, with wife and sons Tim, 10, and Tony, 8, was congratulated by all but one opponent: Ralph Cowan, cut off by the Liberal Party, ran badly but wouldn't concede he was defeated. This was a contest, Cowan replied bleakly.
6/25/1968
Mr. Ambassador for Metro's Welcome a Visitor Week, Eddie James Grogan, doorman at the Lord Simcoe Hotel, is congratulated by James Auld, Ontario minister of tourism and information, who pinned a silver medal on his chest for the style he uses in making visitors feel right at home.
Mr. Ambassador for Metro's Welcome a Visitor Week, Eddie James Grogan, doorman at the Lord Simcoe Hotel, is congratulated by James Auld, Ontario minister of tourism and information, who pinned a silver medal on his chest for the style he uses in making visitors feel right at home.
6/11/1970
Happy Tories: John Cole, the last-minute candidate who defeated Liberal Frank Stronach, is congratulated by incumbent MP Sinclair Stevens, who had to withdraw after Prime Minister Brian Mulroney refused to sign his papers.
Happy Tories: John Cole, the last-minute candidate who defeated Liberal Frank Stronach, is congratulated by incumbent MP Sinclair Stevens, who had to withdraw after Prime Minister Brian Mulroney refused to sign his papers.
11/21/1998
Tally-ho, Warming up for the Sportsmen's Show, which runs all this week at the CNE, Joan Dales of Newmarket puts her three prize golden retrievers through field trails
Tally-ho, Warming up for the Sportsmen's Show, which runs all this week at the CNE, Joan Dales of Newmarket puts her three prize golden retrievers through field trails
3/14/1978