Viola MacMillan. Faces sentence March 17

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Viola MacMillan. Faces sentence March 17

Date3/10/1967

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MacMillan, George (subject)

MacMillan, Viola (subject)

McCaffrey, Gordon (photographer)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives

CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive

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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)

Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0064719F

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. . . Why, it's Viola MacMillan. As she turns her head, it's plain she's Viola MacMillan, former president of the association. Today she was committed for trial on a charge of wash trading. Charges against her husband George were dropped.

. . . Why, it's Viola MacMillan. As she turns her head, it's plain she's Viola MacMillan, former president of the association. Today she was committed for trial on a charge of wash trading. Charges against her husband George were dropped.

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Killer Caught, Peter John Peters, foreground, faces a life sentence for two murders during a five-day rampage of terror

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Queen Bee of Canadian prospectors, Viola MacMillan shown here, was president of Prospectors and Developers Association for 21 years before she resigned in 1965

Queen Bee of Canadian prospectors, Viola MacMillan shown here, was president of Prospectors and Developers Association for 21 years before she resigned in 1965

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MacMillan, George and Viola

MacMillan, George and Viola

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Viola MacMillan. Out today on parole

Viola MacMillan. Out today on parole

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Accompanied by her husband, George, Viola MacMillan leaves the Don Jail

Accompanied by her husband, George, Viola MacMillan leaves the Don Jail

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Mrs. Viola MacMillan leaves John Campbell's hearing. She loaned his wife 5,000 shares. I wasn't in habit of doing that.

Mrs. Viola MacMillan leaves John Campbell's hearing. She loaned his wife 5,000 shares. I wasn't in habit of doing that.

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MacMillan, George and Viola

MacMillan, George and Viola

10/15/1965

MacMillan, George and Viola

MacMillan, George and Viola

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