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Throne speeches are for adults to worry about, Premier William Davis's young daughter Meg became interested in other things. Her mother (left) follows(...)
Throne speeches are for adults to worry about, Premier William Davis's young daughter Meg became interested in other things. Her mother (left) follows(...)

Throne speeches are for adults to worry about, Premier William Davis's young daughter Meg became interested in other things. Her mother (left) follows(...)

Date2/29/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Throne speeches are for adults to worry about, Premier William Davis's young daughter Meg became interested in other things. Her mother (left) follows the speech, as it is read by Lieutenant-Governor Ross Macdonald.
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    GeographyProvince stateOntario
    GeographyCountryCanada
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    Photographs
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0042646F
      Enjoying life more since his near-defeat in the September provincial election, Premier William Davis romps at home in Brampton with daughter Meg, 12, (...)
      Enjoying life more since his near-defeat in the September provincial election, Premier William Davis romps at home in Brampton with daughter Meg, 12, (...)
      Bezant, Graham
      12/10/1975
      All in the family: Dawn Greenhalgh and her daughters Megan Follows (left) and Samantha Follows, put on brave faces
      All in the family: Dawn Greenhalgh and her daughters Megan Follows (left) and Samantha Follows, put on brave faces
      Faught, Ken
      2/8/1988
      Decade in power. Premier William Davis is given a birthday cake by 13-year-old Bradley Fadzean to commemorate the 10th anniversary of Davis's assumpti(...)
      Decade in power. Premier William Davis is given a birthday cake by 13-year-old Bradley Fadzean to commemorate the 10th anniversary of Davis's assumpti(...)
      Darrell, Dick
      2/13/1981
      11 speeches: The Queen Mother was smiling when she arrived, and 400 handshakes, 11 speeches and four hours later she was still smiling
      11 speeches: The Queen Mother was smiling when she arrived, and 400 handshakes, 11 speeches and four hours later she was still smiling
      Margaret, Princess, Countess of Snowdon, 1930-2002
      6/25/1965
      All things are a little different, says Premier William Davis (right) after listening to the music of band leader Woody Herman (left) last night. at P(...)
      All things are a little different, says Premier William Davis (right) after listening to the music of band leader Woody Herman (left) last night. at P(...)
      Davis, William G.
      9/9/1971
      A Houseboat Cruise on the Trent Canal is the holiday this year for Premier William Davis (centre), his wife, Kathleen (right), and their children, Meg(...)
      A Houseboat Cruise on the Trent Canal is the holiday this year for Premier William Davis (centre), his wife, Kathleen (right), and their children, Meg(...)
      Brennan, Pat
      7/27/1975
      Actress Dawn Greenhalgh, shown with husband Ted Follows and youngest daughter, Megan, hasn't made up her mind who to vote for. Women's issues, she says, aren't being taken seriously
      Actress Dawn Greenhalgh, shown with husband Ted Follows and youngest daughter, Megan, hasn't made up her mind who to vote for. Women's issues, she says, aren't being taken seriously
      Follows, Megan
      10/10/1972
      Premiers ponder a day of speeches, Premiers attending the first ministers' conference in Toronto appear deep in thought during yesterday's opening session
      Premiers ponder a day of speeches, Premiers attending the first ministers' conference in Toronto appear deep in thought during yesterday's opening session
      Faught, Ken
      11/26/1987
      Premiers ponder a day of speeches, Premiers attending the first ministers' conference in Toronto appear deep in thought during yesterday's opening session
      Premiers ponder a day of speeches, Premiers attending the first ministers' conference in Toronto appear deep in thought during yesterday's opening session
      Bourassa, Robert, 1933-1996
      11/26/1987
      Lip reading becomes second nature to a deaf child, and bright-eyed Valerie follows conversation of her mother, Mrs
      Lip reading becomes second nature to a deaf child, and bright-eyed Valerie follows conversation of her mother, Mrs
      Lennon, Frank
      9/29/1965
      Premiers ponder a day of speeches
      Premiers ponder a day of speeches
      Faught, Ken
      11/26/1987
      In an informal ceremony yesterday in Premier Davis's office, Treasurer Charles MacNaughton retired from the post and also from his Legislature seat of(...)
      In an informal ceremony yesterday in Premier Davis's office, Treasurer Charles MacNaughton retired from the post and also from his Legislature seat of(...)
      MacNaughton, Charles
      1/12/1973