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Mrs. Maxine Ducray. A good many of us would die for him
Mrs. Maxine Ducray. A good many of us would die for him

Mrs. Maxine Ducray. A good many of us would die for him

Date8/1/1961
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0063192F
Miss Black Ontario Tonya Maxine Williams, 'Miss White Ontario' would be protested, reader says
Miss Black Ontario Tonya Maxine Williams, 'Miss White Ontario' would be protested, reader says
6/26/1977
Mr Peter Yasunobu and Miss Maxine Wodmeyer sorting specimens for further testing
Mr Peter Yasunobu and Miss Maxine Wodmeyer sorting specimens for further testing
4/6/1973
Susan Eng: Gun owners must put up with a little inconvenience so the rest of us don't die
Susan Eng: Gun owners must put up with a little inconvenience so the rest of us don't die
9/25/1991
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Warner. Donald wrote us twice a week
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Warner. Donald wrote us twice a week
5/17/1946
Mrs. Carol Needham, holding her daughter Kathleen, 5 month old. This same case us above Lindsay
Mrs. Carol Needham, holding her daughter Kathleen, 5 month old. This same case us above Lindsay
3/15/1984
Mrs. Perry spent hours at the hospital yesterday with her wounded husdand who declared. They never gave us a chance. They just opened fire at point blank range
Mrs. Perry spent hours at the hospital yesterday with her wounded husdand who declared. They never gave us a chance. They just opened fire at point blank range
3/7/1952
Gille Daigle, 41, A computer consultant, Daigle points to many years of political experience that would come into good use on the council.
Gille Daigle, 41, A computer consultant, Daigle points to many years of political experience that would come into good use on the council.
10/18/1991
Mayor Dennison, wife (R.) view work of Mrs. Ethel Sostay. Even her grandchildren would recognize who it was, Mrs. Dennison exclaimed
Mayor Dennison, wife (R.) view work of Mrs. Ethel Sostay. Even her grandchildren would recognize who it was, Mrs. Dennison exclaimed
9/15/1969
Special stop: Margaret told Deputy Mayor Ann Cowman: If you hadn't written to us, we would have zipped by without knowing this was here and that would have been a pity
Special stop: Margaret told Deputy Mayor Ann Cowman: If you hadn't written to us, we would have zipped by without knowing this was here and that would have been a pity
7/13/1988
Chef Jose Delgado at work, If I couldnét be a chef, I would want to die
Chef Jose Delgado at work, If I couldnét be a chef, I would want to die
2/11/1976
Mr. And Mrs. Willie Cadot have coffee at the dining room table in their townhouse. On wall is super enlargement of old negative, one of many collected by Cadot. Mrs. Cadot has added her to the photograph by moulding a papier-mache head on one of the figures
Mr. And Mrs. Willie Cadot have coffee at the dining room table in their townhouse. On wall is super enlargement of old negative, one of many collected by Cadot. Mrs. Cadot has added her to the photograph by moulding a papier-mache head on one of the figures
2/14/1968
Together: Christine Ricketts' mother and sisters sing at her funeral: Jennifer Ricketts, left, Maxine Rickets, mother Gloria Nugent, and Beverley Lawrence
Together: Christine Ricketts' mother and sisters sing at her funeral: Jennifer Ricketts, left, Maxine Rickets, mother Gloria Nugent, and Beverley Lawrence
3/14/1998