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Victory hug: Heather Pennock, 12, hugs cousin Darren Pennock after her father won the nomination as federal Conservative candidate in Etobicoke North last night
Victory hug: Heather Pennock, 12, hugs cousin Darren Pennock after her father won the nomination as federal Conservative candidate in Etobicoke North last night

Victory hug: Heather Pennock, 12, hugs cousin Darren Pennock after her father won the nomination as federal Conservative candidate in Etobicoke North last night

Date4/21/1983
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0131991F
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How sweet it is: Liberal candidate Jim Henderson gets a hug from his wife Karen after his upset victory in Humber riding over Environment Minister Morley Kells
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Reunited after three-year separation, George Sindihakis, 50, hugs wife, Demetra, 48
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Gary Dawkins, 36, an Acton school principal, last night won the Progressive Conservative nomination in the new provincial riding of Halton-Burlington. It was a threey-way contest.
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