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Kisses for Gary: Star columnist Gary Lautens got a big kiss on the cheek from Jean Bradley, chairman of the Stephen Leacock awards committee after receiving the Leacock Memorial Award for Humor for his book, Take My Family
Kisses for Gary: Star columnist Gary Lautens got a big kiss on the cheek from Jean Bradley, chairman of the Stephen Leacock awards committee after receiving the Leacock Memorial Award for Humor for his book, Take My Family

Kisses for Gary: Star columnist Gary Lautens got a big kiss on the cheek from Jean Bradley, chairman of the Stephen Leacock awards committee after receiving the Leacock Memorial Award for Humor for his book, Take My Family

Date5/7/1981
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0061878F
Paul Quarrington, Won Leacock Award for Humor for a novel based on King Clancy
Paul Quarrington, Won Leacock Award for Humor for a novel based on King Clancy
5/12/1988
Morley Torgov has managed to pull off an exquisite double play - he's an award - winning (two Leacock awards) novlist and full time lawyer. Next month(...)
Morley Torgov has managed to pull off an exquisite double play - he's an award - winning (two Leacock awards) novlist and full time lawyer. Next month(...)
8/29/1990
Like father, like daughter: Columnist Gary Lautens says his daughter Jane lamented the family nose - until the strawberry rhubarb pie season proved it had a use
Like father, like daughter: Columnist Gary Lautens says his daughter Jane lamented the family nose - until the strawberry rhubarb pie season proved it had a use
6/13/1978
19 years ago: How Gary Lautens looked on Jan. 29. 1963, when he wrote his first humor column.
19 years ago: How Gary Lautens looked on Jan. 29. 1963, when he wrote his first humor column.
1/1/1963
Readers wait in The Star's lobby yesterday to sign the Gary Lautens memorial book
Readers wait in The Star's lobby yesterday to sign the Gary Lautens memorial book
2/7/1992
Gary Lautens, wife, Jackie, and oldest child, Stephen, 13, leave for Austria on a trip to dig into family's past in search of a link with the present
Gary Lautens, wife, Jackie, and oldest child, Stephen, 13, leave for Austria on a trip to dig into family's past in search of a link with the present
8/1/1973
Star columnist Gary Lautens, who doesn't get along very well with the month of March and has managed to escape part of it with a weekend in Paris with his wife Jackie, tries for the debonair look with French beret and moustache
Star columnist Gary Lautens, who doesn't get along very well with the month of March and has managed to escape part of it with a weekend in Paris with his wife Jackie, tries for the debonair look with French beret and moustache
3/8/1978
Rayma Dixon of Peterborough gets her wish -- to jog with Star columnist Gary Lautens
Rayma Dixon of Peterborough gets her wish -- to jog with Star columnist Gary Lautens
5/24/1978
Star Columnist, Gary Lautens, turned designer last night for the fashion show of paper things
Star Columnist, Gary Lautens, turned designer last night for the fashion show of paper things
2/23/1967
Gary Lautens, Toronto Star columnist, models a French double-knit suit in brown and beige weave herringbone
Gary Lautens, Toronto Star columnist, models a French double-knit suit in brown and beige weave herringbone
12/21/1972
1978: She keeps me wondering what will happen next, after 21 years of marriage, Star columnist Gary Lautens says of wife Jackie
1978: She keeps me wondering what will happen next, after 21 years of marriage, Star columnist Gary Lautens says of wife Jackie
4/7/1978
Comedian Dave Broadfoot. He'll be in Orillia for Leacock Festival of Humor
Comedian Dave Broadfoot. He'll be in Orillia for Leacock Festival of Humor
7/25/1977