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After winning a major portion of the $500,000 Millar will stork derby fortune, Mr
After winning a major portion of the $500,000 Millar will stork derby fortune, Mr

After winning a major portion of the $500,000 Millar will stork derby fortune, Mr

Date7/9/1938
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Original Toronto Star caption: After winning a major portion of the $500;000 Millar will stork derby fortune; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Timleck took a little trip to New York this week to celebrate. the top picture they are seen at the information booth of the Empire State building; tallest in the world; while below they marvel at the 20-mile panorama. In spite of New York's thrills; they were lonesome for the children; they said. [Incomplete]
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0023078F
      New Entrant in Millar Will Stork Derby has had 16 children
      New Entrant in Millar Will Stork Derby has had 16 children
      Millar, Charles Vance, 1853-1926
      11/27/1935
      Stork Derby entrant Mrs
      Stork Derby entrant Mrs
      Dutton, Don
      1/8/1962
      and Mrs. Pauline Mae Clarke, who were ruled out of the Millar will contest for $500,000 by the decision of Mr. Justice Middleton to-day. [Incomplete]
      and Mrs. Pauline Mae Clarke, who were ruled out of the Millar will contest for $500,000 by the decision of Mr. Justice Middleton to-day. [Incomplete]
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      3/19/1938
      New home for stork derby family
      New home for stork derby family
      Millar, Charles Vance, 1853-1926
      10/18/1936
      Leading contenders in stork derby enjoy outing
      Leading contenders in stork derby enjoy outing
      Millar, Charles Vance, 1853-1926
      7/31/1936
      Victor and loser. Mrs. Grace Bagnato (Right), an early contender for the Millar will fortune, came with her husband to the Timleck's party. They presented Mrs. Timleck (Left) with a hand-hooked rug
      Victor and loser. Mrs. Grace Bagnato (Right), an early contender for the Millar will fortune, came with her husband to the Timleck's party. They presented Mrs. Timleck (Left) with a hand-hooked rug
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      12/1/1938
      in the baby derby, to finance her fight for a share of the half million dollar fortune, if necessary, to the highest courts in the land. Mrs. Clarke's(...)
      in the baby derby, to finance her fight for a share of the half million dollar fortune, if necessary, to the highest courts in the land. Mrs. Clarke's(...)
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      10/1/1936
      A $500,000 peck, Ken Blais, 47, of Windsor kisses his wife, Joyce, 47, after winning $500,000 in a Provincial lottery draw. Blais, a waiter on VIA Rail trains, plans to keep on working
      A $500,000 peck, Ken Blais, 47, of Windsor kisses his wife, Joyce, 47, after winning $500,000 in a Provincial lottery draw. Blais, a waiter on VIA Rail trains, plans to keep on working
      Cooper, David
      1/31/1984
      families that hope to capture the fortune willed by Charles Millar find themselves in the spotlight of public attention these days. John Nagle, husban(...)
      families that hope to capture the fortune willed by Charles Millar find themselves in the spotlight of public attention these days. John Nagle, husban(...)
      James, W. H.
      8/29/1936
      Big bust: A drum set believed stolen from an Oakville church was among $500,000 worth of property recovered by Halton police who say they've cracked a major theft ring
      Big bust: A drum set believed stolen from an Oakville church was among $500,000 worth of property recovered by Halton police who say they've cracked a major theft ring
      Stuparyk, Michael
      7/18/1988
      Memories of Christmas past are discussed by Charlie Webb, left, and Major Austin Millar of the Salvation Army at the Harbor Light Centre on Jarvis St.(...)
      Memories of Christmas past are discussed by Charlie Webb, left, and Major Austin Millar of the Salvation Army at the Harbor Light Centre on Jarvis St.(...)
      Ross, Fred
      12/20/1972
      Fortune smiles: Laid-off clerk Grace Costa shows off her lottery winnings with her father Joaquim, best friend Kellie Mitchell and brother Nelson
      Fortune smiles: Laid-off clerk Grace Costa shows off her lottery winnings with her father Joaquim, best friend Kellie Mitchell and brother Nelson
      Power, Peter
      5/10/1993