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Poem for a prince. Mrs. Mary Lambert, an 83-year-old Scarborough widow, writes poetry as a hobby. She wrote one in honor of Prince Charles and received thanks fromt he queen
Poem for a prince. Mrs. Mary Lambert, an 83-year-old Scarborough widow, writes poetry as a hobby. She wrote one in honor of Prince Charles and received thanks fromt he queen

Poem for a prince. Mrs. Mary Lambert, an 83-year-old Scarborough widow, writes poetry as a hobby. She wrote one in honor of Prince Charles and received thanks fromt he queen

Date9/23/1969
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Original Toronto Star caption: Poem for a prince. Mrs. Mary Lambert; an 83-year-old Scarborough widow; writes poetry as a hobby. She wrote one in honor of Prince Charles and received thanks fromt he queen.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0099910F
      Mrs. Francis Simon expresses her sincere thanks. Yes, I'm very happy, she told specialist Dr. W. G. Bigelow
      Mrs. Francis Simon expresses her sincere thanks. Yes, I'm very happy, she told specialist Dr. W. G. Bigelow
      Bigelow, Wilfred G
      6/23/1966
      Many Thanks: Letter carrier Judy McIntyre is hugged by Mississauga resident Elizabeth Roberge, 83, who was happy to receive her pension cheque yesterday
      Many Thanks: Letter carrier Judy McIntyre is hugged by Mississauga resident Elizabeth Roberge, 83, who was happy to receive her pension cheque yesterday
      Stuparyk, Michael
      9/3/1991
      Lori Kernohan, 11, Agincourt, writes for a hobby after school
      Lori Kernohan, 11, Agincourt, writes for a hobby after school
      Slaughter, Mike
      1/21/1980
      Crow Prince Olav. Sends heartfelt thanks
      Crow Prince Olav. Sends heartfelt thanks
      Olav, Prince of Norway
      6/3/1954
      Thanks to Mrs. Armstrong's ingenuity and careful shopping, the family has good, varied meals. From the left are Michael, Mr. Armstrong, Rosalind, Mrs.(...)
      Thanks to Mrs. Armstrong's ingenuity and careful shopping, the family has good, varied meals. From the left are Michael, Mr. Armstrong, Rosalind, Mrs.(...)
      Geo, Mario
      4/1/1966
      A Vietnam orphan sleeps in the Go-Vap orphan age-and a Vietnamese nun writes to thank for contributions
      A Vietnam orphan sleeps in the Go-Vap orphan age-and a Vietnamese nun writes to thank for contributions
      Spremo, Boris
      2/20/1973
      Ablish Endowment Fund, The old gray church in the square received its charter when Mary Lambert Swale gave $25,000 for the purpose, and Col. John Simc(...)
      Ablish Endowment Fund, The old gray church in the square received its charter when Mary Lambert Swale gave $25,000 for the purpose, and Col. John Simc(...)
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      6/1/1937
      Soviets say Thanks, let's hear from you-Write to Russia sweeps U
      Soviets say Thanks, let's hear from you-Write to Russia sweeps U
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      6/16/1943
      Parti Quebecois Leader Rene Levesque (at microphone), surrounded by questioners during a break at a recent weekend conference at Toronto's Holy Blossom Temple, was received with some apprehension by his audience, but Jewish traditions of liberalism and hospitality prevailed and there was no confrontation, writes Erna Paris
      Parti Quebecois Leader Rene Levesque (at microphone), surrounded by questioners during a break at a recent weekend conference at Toronto's Holy Blossom Temple, was received with some apprehension by his audience, but Jewish traditions of liberalism and hospitality prevailed and there was no confrontation, writes Erna Paris
      Innell, Reg, 1926-2018
      12/9/1971
      Paul Capsalis finally walks, thanks to surgery by Dr. Robert B. Salter and help from Mrs. Ann Smith, physiotherapist. The Greek boy hopes to play soccer
      Paul Capsalis finally walks, thanks to surgery by Dr. Robert B. Salter and help from Mrs. Ann Smith, physiotherapist. The Greek boy hopes to play soccer
      Teskey, Frank
      7/2/1965
      Mrs. N. W. Urquhart says thanks. A. J. C. O'Marra defended her son
      Mrs. N. W. Urquhart says thanks. A. J. C. O'Marra defended her son
      James, Norman
      5/17/1946
      The count of boulogne is 8-year-old Henri Louis de Bourbon, a pupil at Bedford Park Public School who'd rather play with his rocket and his cat, Fluffy, than talk about how it feels to be a French count. He became one when his grandfather Prince Louis Jean Henri Charles de Bourbon, a descendant of King Louis XVI and Marie Antoninette, died in Holland a t 64.
      The count of boulogne is 8-year-old Henri Louis de Bourbon, a pupil at Bedford Park Public School who'd rather play with his rocket and his cat, Fluffy, than talk about how it feels to be a French count. He became one when his grandfather Prince Louis Jean Henri Charles de Bourbon, a descendant of King Louis XVI and Marie Antoninette, died in Holland a t 64.
      Norris, Dave
      1/12/1975