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C. MacNaughton. He's relieved
C. MacNaughton. He's relieved

C. MacNaughton. He's relieved

Date6/3/1969
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Original Toronto Star caption: C. MacNaughton. He's relieved
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    ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
    CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
    Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
    Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
    Object NumberTSPA_0067758F
    MPP North, Says he's 'relieved' at outcome of probe
    MPP North, Says he's 'relieved' at outcome of probe
    North, Peter
    12/1/1992
    Prudential's ping-pong power. If Donald S. MacNaughton wins this game, it will be because Violetta Nesukaitis isn't really trying. He's chairman of th(...)
    Prudential's ping-pong power. If Donald S. MacNaughton wins this game, it will be because Violetta Nesukaitis isn't really trying. He's chairman of th(...)
    Nesukaitis, Violetta
    4/30/1971
    C. S. MacNaughton. It may not be enough
    C. S. MacNaughton. It may not be enough
    Lennon, Frank
    8/31/1967
    Finance Minister C. S. MacNaughton
    Finance Minister C. S. MacNaughton
    Lennon, Frank M.
    3/4/1969
    Thousands came in wheel chairs to be relieved of suffering. The fame of Dr. Locke's work spread all over the world, and patients came from everywhere. Here is a typical scene of the famed barnyard clinic at Williamburg at the height of its popularity. He charged $1 a day for treatment and was to have given as many as 800 treatments in a single day.
    Thousands came in wheel chairs to be relieved of suffering. The fame of Dr. Locke's work spread all over the world, and patients came from everywhere. Here is a typical scene of the famed barnyard clinic at Williamburg at the height of its popularity. He charged $1 a day for treatment and was to have given as many as 800 treatments in a single day.
    Unknown
    2/7/1942
    Free man: A relieved Metro police constable David Deviney lights up a cigar yesterday as he leaves court
    Free man: A relieved Metro police constable David Deviney lights up a cigar yesterday as he leaves court
    Deviney, David
    11/30/1990
    A relieved man, Joe Caisse kisses the sheaf of 30 Provincial lottery tickets -- worth $150 -- that he left in Fairview Mall post office after copying (...)
    A relieved man, Joe Caisse kisses the sheaf of 30 Provincial lottery tickets -- worth $150 -- that he left in Fairview Mall post office after copying (...)
    Darrell, Dick
    2/25/1977
    I'm relieved it's over, said Detroit hockey player Dan Maloney as he left the courthouse with pregnant wife, Susanne, after a jury of eight women, fou(...)
    I'm relieved it's over, said Detroit hockey player Dan Maloney as he left the courthouse with pregnant wife, Susanne, after a jury of eight women, fou(...)
    Maloney, Dan
    6/30/1976
    Provincial treasurer Charles MacNaughton enters Queen's Park today to attend press conference at which he discussed with newsmen features of Ontario's(...)
    Provincial treasurer Charles MacNaughton enters Queen's Park today to attend press conference at which he discussed with newsmen features of Ontario's(...)
    Lennon, Frank
    3/4/1969
    Delivering budget speech, Ontario Treasurer Charles MacNaughton stands at his desk on the floor of the Legislature today outlining policies he says wi(...)
    Delivering budget speech, Ontario Treasurer Charles MacNaughton stands at his desk on the floor of the Legislature today outlining policies he says wi(...)
    Lennon, Frank
    3/31/1970
    Delivering budget speech, Ontario Treasurer Charles MacNaughton stands at his desk on the floor of the Legislature yesterday outlining policies he say(...)
    Delivering budget speech, Ontario Treasurer Charles MacNaughton stands at his desk on the floor of the Legislature yesterday outlining policies he say(...)
    Lennon, Frank
    3/31/1970
    He advises businessmen: Executives will have better luck being constructive instead of totally negative in their approach to government, says David MacNaughton, a lobbyist who runs Ottawa-based Public Affairs International Ltd
    He advises businessmen: Executives will have better luck being constructive instead of totally negative in their approach to government, says David MacNaughton, a lobbyist who runs Ottawa-based Public Affairs International Ltd
    Olsen, Bob, 1931-2022
    11/10/1981