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Gordon Gibson, Vancouver lumber-millionaire who flew from Honolulu for the party, is shown dancing with Mrs. Russ Baker, widow of the famous bush pilot.
Gordon Gibson, Vancouver lumber-millionaire who flew from Honolulu for the party, is shown dancing with Mrs. Russ Baker, widow of the famous bush pilot.

Gordon Gibson, Vancouver lumber-millionaire who flew from Honolulu for the party, is shown dancing with Mrs. Russ Baker, widow of the famous bush pilot.

Date1/15/1970
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0127662F
Night for dancing . . . Brazilian style, Mrs. Valderes Lintz, member of the Brazilian Opera Company, Brazil consul Lars Bengston and Mrs. Bengston Join in the fun at garden party held by the Women's Opera Committee. Affair was held at the consulate, 301 Spadina Rd.
Night for dancing . . . Brazilian style, Mrs. Valderes Lintz, member of the Brazilian Opera Company, Brazil consul Lars Bengston and Mrs. Bengston Join in the fun at garden party held by the Women's Opera Committee. Affair was held at the consulate, 301 Spadina Rd.
6/5/1969
Mr. and Mrs. George Jordon are shown with their five handsome children in the living-room of their Scarborough home. Seen, from left, are, George, 15, Christine, 18, Barbara, 11, Jordon, John, 20, Mrs. Jordon, and David, 17, sitting on table. Family, proud of its Polish heritage, has a Polish Room in home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Jordon are shown with their five handsome children in the living-room of their Scarborough home. Seen, from left, are, George, 15, Christine, 18, Barbara, 11, Jordon, John, 20, Mrs. Jordon, and David, 17, sitting on table. Family, proud of its Polish heritage, has a Polish Room in home.
6/27/1972
Still friends are Marsh Cooper, right, president of Falconbridge Nickel Mines, who talks with sharehoder E. M. Beals, 74, who flew in from Boston to question plan to create 3 million new special preferred shares. Stockholders gave company the right to raise up to $75 million by selling shares, primarily to banks.
Still friends are Marsh Cooper, right, president of Falconbridge Nickel Mines, who talks with sharehoder E. M. Beals, 74, who flew in from Boston to question plan to create 3 million new special preferred shares. Stockholders gave company the right to raise up to $75 million by selling shares, primarily to banks.
7/20/1976
Man with white hair leaning back and reading some papers is J. Gordon Gibson
Man with white hair leaning back and reading some papers is J. Gordon Gibson
1/14/1970
J. Kerr Gibson, partner in a Toronto accounting firm, was elected president of the Board of Trade of Metropolitan Toronto, at the board's annual meeting yesterday. He is shown outside the board's new quartes of First Canadian Place, adjoining the Bank of
J. Kerr Gibson, partner in a Toronto accounting firm, was elected president of the Board of Trade of Metropolitan Toronto, at the board's annual meeting yesterday. He is shown outside the board's new quartes of First Canadian Place, adjoining the Bank of
6/16/1977
Mrs. F. A. Dunsworth, Halifax, left, and Mrs. S. W. Baker from Vancouver, wanted and got South Africa's Dr. Christiaan Barnard's autograph at last nig(...)
Mrs. F. A. Dunsworth, Halifax, left, and Mrs. S. W. Baker from Vancouver, wanted and got South Africa's Dr. Christiaan Barnard's autograph at last nig(...)
6/11/1969
U.S. consul cuts up - a cake. Allen B. Moreland, new United States consul in Toronto, found one of his first duties a pleasant one, cutting the cake at the 49th birthday party of the American Women's Club of Toronto. Mrs. W. F. Bebell, left, president of the club, and Mrs. Moreland, right, gave the consul some help. Party was in ballroom of King Edward.
U.S. consul cuts up - a cake. Allen B. Moreland, new United States consul in Toronto, found one of his first duties a pleasant one, cutting the cake at the 49th birthday party of the American Women's Club of Toronto. Mrs. W. F. Bebell, left, president of the club, and Mrs. Moreland, right, gave the consul some help. Party was in ballroom of King Edward.
2/21/1966
Famous trick: Magician Henry Gordon, 70, demonstrates the famous rising card trick.
Famous trick: Magician Henry Gordon, 70, demonstrates the famous rising card trick.
2/3/1990
Brains Definitely run in this family. Totalled IQ is 639. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Haliburton, Gerry, 18, Vicki, 15 are first all-Mensa family.
Brains Definitely run in this family. Totalled IQ is 639. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Haliburton, Gerry, 18, Vicki, 15 are first all-Mensa family.
11/27/1966
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon H. McCullough of Etobicoke admire the two Cornelius Kriefhoff paintings that cost them $17,000 at the Collectors' Choice auction at the St. Lawrence Hall last night. The auction was estimted to have raised close to $50,000 for the National Ballet School scholarship fund. The bidding was fast and furious as Metro's 400 went all out for the paintings and antiques.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon H. McCullough of Etobicoke admire the two Cornelius Kriefhoff paintings that cost them $17,000 at the Collectors' Choice auction at the St. Lawrence Hall last night. The auction was estimted to have raised close to $50,000 for the National Ballet School scholarship fund. The bidding was fast and furious as Metro's 400 went all out for the paintings and antiques.
10/24/1968
All set for Disneyland Visit, Winners of The Star Thrill Coupons draw contest at the CNE, Molly Gibson, 11, and her mother, Mrs. Andrew Gibson of Cook(...)
All set for Disneyland Visit, Winners of The Star Thrill Coupons draw contest at the CNE, Molly Gibson, 11, and her mother, Mrs. Andrew Gibson of Cook(...)
10/8/1959
End of an era: Carmen Bush, who has been associated with the Columbus Boys' Club for 46 years, say he has not yet fully recognized the fact that the club has closed. It shut down in April, but Bush still spends time there.
End of an era: Carmen Bush, who has been associated with the Columbus Boys' Club for 46 years, say he has not yet fully recognized the fact that the club has closed. It shut down in April, but Bush still spends time there.
5/19/1977