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A haggard George Hees conceded Mrs. Munsinger ''might be right'' about lunches she said he gave her
A haggard George Hees conceded Mrs. Munsinger ''might be right'' about lunches she said he gave her

A haggard George Hees conceded Mrs. Munsinger ''might be right'' about lunches she said he gave her

Date3/14/1966
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Original Toronto Star caption: A haggard George Hees conceded Mrs. Munsinger ''might be right'' about lunches she said he gave her.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0054223F
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      McLeod, Bruce
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      Lunch-time talks for women, Maureen Poutney, a Scarborough public health nurse, discusses stress during a Wednesday series of brown-bag lunches at the(...)
      Lunch-time talks for women, Maureen Poutney, a Scarborough public health nurse, discusses stress during a Wednesday series of brown-bag lunches at the(...)
      Eglinton, Rick
      7/16/1987
      Unusual sight at airport as boxed lunches go on sale
      Unusual sight at airport as boxed lunches go on sale
      Darrell, Dick
      6/2/1979
      No school bus, Amish children walk to school, carry their lunches -- and finish school at Grade 8
      No school bus, Amish children walk to school, carry their lunches -- and finish school at Grade 8
      Bull, Ron
      12/11/1979
      Feeding on the fantastic, Young gents attending the Kew Beach sports camp munch on their lunches and are properly awed and respectful as they are trea(...)
      Feeding on the fantastic, Young gents attending the Kew Beach sports camp munch on their lunches and are properly awed and respectful as they are trea(...)
      Gower, Patti
      8/4/1992
      Picnic lunches : compliments of Dempsters Staff of Life
      Picnic lunches : compliments of Dempsters Staff of Life
      Dempsters Staff of Life Bakery
      approximately 1915
      Mrs. Edward Dunlop with George Hees. Her husband seeks re-election in Forest Hill
      Mrs. Edward Dunlop with George Hees. Her husband seeks re-election in Forest Hill
      Dunlop, Edward Arunah, 1919-1981
      9/27/1967
      Hon. George Hees and Mrs. Hees cut a neat figure at the ball. Some of the 575 guests arrived before the official opening of festivities at 9.30 p.m. M(...)
      Hon. George Hees and Mrs. Hees cut a neat figure at the ball. Some of the 575 guests arrived before the official opening of festivities at 9.30 p.m. M(...)
      Bezant, Graham
      9/11/1968
      Robert reguly: Former Star reporter who discovered Gerda Munsinger says new movie about her gives story a pretty fair shake
      Robert reguly: Former Star reporter who discovered Gerda Munsinger says new movie about her gives story a pretty fair shake
      Beaty, Keith
      9/7/1992
      George Hees gave bride away: Bride's gown of Brussels lace is heirloom
      George Hees gave bride away: Bride's gown of Brussels lace is heirloom
      Bezant, Graham
      10/22/1967
      Mrs. Charles Paul, She couldn't give her blood so she gave her heart
      Mrs. Charles Paul, She couldn't give her blood so she gave her heart
      Canadian Red Cross Society
      3/28/1966