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Comparing notes: Chicago Bears coach Mike Ditka and former Ontario premier William Davis chat before Jewish Community Centre dinner honoring Davis as sportsman of year.

Picture, 1987

Douglas; T C - election campaign

Picture, 1990

Clark; Joe (portraits 1983)

Picture, 1983

Davis; William (groups 1987 - )

Picture, 1988

End of an era: Paul Godfrey, the retiring Metro chairman, sits at today's Metro Council meeting with his wife and son Robin. He has held the job for 11 years.

Picture, 1984

Rock on Jean: Liberal leader Jean Chretien Joins the rock band Brotherline Power City last night at Harbor Castle Westin after arriving in at the Liberal Party of Canada's annual meeting this weekend in Toronto.

Picture, 1990

A strong pitch for support in Quebec is being made by New Democratic Party as delegates begin four-day convention. Party Leader T. C. Douglas (right) chats with Montreal delegates: Mr. and Mrs. Jean Vincent, Mrs. J. P. Poirier.

Picture, 1965

Pat Carney: Former Tory cabinet minister glared during yesterday's senatorial debut.

Picture, 1983

Broadbent; Ed -Misc

Picture, Date Unknown

At replay of march nomination meeting, David Crombie is given reassuring pat by campaign worker Doreen Sherk at renomination meeting by Progressive Conservatives in Rosedale made necessary by redistribution. It's kind of like one of those old movies . . a Mack Sennett comedy, he said.

Picture, 1978

Hickel; Walter

Picture, 1971

Alvin Curling: Provincial housing minister says funds to fix rundown housing are coming.

Picture, 1984

Thousands of students from Ontario separate schools at a rally in Maple Leaf Gardens in support of increased aid to separate schools by government, listen to Ontario Education Minister William Davis outline the government's position. He won polite applaus

Picture, 1970

Clark; Joe (family 1980)

Picture, 1978

Teamwork: People are saying that Premier Bill Davis, top, stole the dome stadium glory from Metro chairman Paul Godfrey, above. But Godfrey says he and Davis started talking dome in 1973 and as long as Metro gets the stadium, he doesn't care where it stands.

Picture, 1983

So pleased to meech you. Jean Chretien greets Antonia Vetese, front, and Maria Baldussi at a Metro party yesterday, where the Liberal leadership candidate ralled against Meech Lake.

Picture, 1990

NDP's T. C. Douglas. Optimistic about next election

Picture, 1965

Foreign deals: Advice on how to deal with Canada's foreign investment watchdog.

Picture, 1979

Opposition leader John Diefenbaker tells an enthusiastic audience at the Royal York he is not going to yield an inch on the flag issue. He said the Red Ensign would not be flown today if it weren't for the Conservative party, He also told the Ontario Progressive Conservative Association his party wanted Canada to be able to alter constitution, but not at price of Balkanizing country.

Picture, 1964

Big spenders: Saskatchewan's Allan Blakeney, left, Alberta's Peter Lougheed, centre, and B.C.'s Bill Bennett have massive resource investments. But Ontario Premier Bill Davis has not joined the party.

Picture, 1980

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Comparing notes: Chicago Bears coach Mike Ditka and former Ontario premier William Davis chat before Jewish Community Centre dinner honoring Davis as sportsman of year.

Douglas; T C - election campaign

Clark; Joe (portraits 1983)

Davis; William (groups 1987 - )

End of an era: Paul Godfrey, the retiring Metro chairman, sits at today's Metro Council meeting with his wife and son Robin. He has held the job for 11 years.

Rock on Jean: Liberal leader Jean Chretien Joins the rock band Brotherline Power City last night at Harbor Castle Westin after arriving in at the Liberal Party of Canada's annual meeting this weekend in Toronto.

A strong pitch for support in Quebec is being made by New Democratic Party as delegates begin four-day convention. Party Leader T. C. Douglas (right) chats with Montreal delegates: Mr. and Mrs. Jean Vincent, Mrs. J. P. Poirier.

Pat Carney: Former Tory cabinet minister glared during yesterday's senatorial debut.

Broadbent; Ed -Misc

At replay of march nomination meeting, David Crombie is given reassuring pat by campaign worker Doreen Sherk at renomination meeting by Progressive Conservatives in Rosedale made necessary by redistribution. It's kind of like one of those old movies . . a Mack Sennett comedy, he said.

Hickel; Walter

Alvin Curling: Provincial housing minister says funds to fix rundown housing are coming.

Thousands of students from Ontario separate schools at a rally in Maple Leaf Gardens in support of increased aid to separate schools by government, listen to Ontario Education Minister William Davis outline the government's position. He won polite applaus

Clark; Joe (family 1980)

Teamwork: People are saying that Premier Bill Davis, top, stole the dome stadium glory from Metro chairman Paul Godfrey, above. But Godfrey says he and Davis started talking dome in 1973 and as long as Metro gets the stadium, he doesn't care where it stands.

So pleased to meech you. Jean Chretien greets Antonia Vetese, front, and Maria Baldussi at a Metro party yesterday, where the Liberal leadership candidate ralled against Meech Lake.

NDP's T. C. Douglas. Optimistic about next election

Foreign deals: Advice on how to deal with Canada's foreign investment watchdog.

Big spenders: Saskatchewan's Allan Blakeney, left, Alberta's Peter Lougheed, centre, and B.C.'s Bill Bennett have massive resource investments. But Ontario Premier Bill Davis has not joined the party.

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