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$10 a month forever, Premier David Peterson, left, and Toronto Liberal delegate Ian MacMillan inspect their red signature ties, trademark of the provincial party and now a fundraising symbol
$10 a month forever, Premier David Peterson, left, and Toronto Liberal delegate Ian MacMillan inspect their red signature ties, trademark of the provincial party and now a fundraising symbol

$10 a month forever, Premier David Peterson, left, and Toronto Liberal delegate Ian MacMillan inspect their red signature ties, trademark of the provincial party and now a fundraising symbol

Date4/5/1987
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  • $10 a month forever, Premier David Peterson, left, and Toronto Liberal delegate Ian MacMillan inspect their red signature ties, trademark of the provincial party and now a fundraising symbol
  • $10 a month forever, Premier David Peterson, left, and Toronto Liberal delegate Ian MacMillan inspect their red signature ties, trademark of the provincial party and now a fundraising symbol.
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Original Toronto Star caption: $10 a month forever, Premier David Peterson, left, and Toronto Liberal delegate Ian MacMillan inspect their red signature ties, trademark of the provincial party and now a fundraising symbol.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0073339F
In the red, Wearing his trademark red tie and standing against the backd'op of his party logo, Premier David Peterson puts 1,800 Liberal party members(...)
In the red, Wearing his trademark red tie and standing against the backd'op of his party logo, Premier David Peterson puts 1,800 Liberal party members(...)
Dunlop, Al
4/4/1987
Western ties: New Liberal party president, Norman MacLeod, has extensive western ties, though he now works in Toronto
Western ties: New Liberal party president, Norman MacLeod, has extensive western ties, though he now works in Toronto
Cooper, David
7/7/1980
Terrific ties: Above from left, satin striped bow tie is $10 at Hemlines, red patent tie is $6 at Le Chateau, polka dot tie is $5 at Le Chateau
Terrific ties: Above from left, satin striped bow tie is $10 at Hemlines, red patent tie is $6 at Le Chateau, polka dot tie is $5 at Le Chateau
Combs, Erin
8/30/1982
Party Parley: Former Ontario premier David Peterson, left, and federal Liberal leader Jean Chretien chat last night at $500-a-plate Liberal fundraiser that drew 1,800 to a downtown Toronto hotel
Party Parley: Former Ontario premier David Peterson, left, and federal Liberal leader Jean Chretien chat last night at $500-a-plate Liberal fundraiser that drew 1,800 to a downtown Toronto hotel
Chrétien, Jean, 1934-
11/21/1990
Family ties: Nicky Guadagni, who plays Juliet in Toronto Free Theatre's open air production of Romeo And Juliet, shares a moment with son Griffin, 15 months old
Family ties: Nicky Guadagni, who plays Juliet in Toronto Free Theatre's open air production of Romeo And Juliet, shares a moment with son Griffin, 15 months old
Bock, Tony
8/1/1986
A Peterson vote of confidence. Ontario Premier David Peterson and wife Shelley welcome Brenda Muncaster to a Liberal party fundraiser last night, whil(...)
A Peterson vote of confidence. Ontario Premier David Peterson and wife Shelley welcome Brenda Muncaster to a Liberal party fundraiser last night, whil(...)
Mahler, John
5/14/1986
Gala dinner for the Petersons. Ontario Premier David Peterson and wife Shelley arrive as guests of honor at a Liberal party fundraiser last night. The(...)
Gala dinner for the Petersons. Ontario Premier David Peterson and wife Shelley arrive as guests of honor at a Liberal party fundraiser last night. The(...)
Cooper, David
5/14/1986
Family ties: Greenwin Construction principal Harold Green stands in front of his company's headquarters, the Yonge-Eglinton Centre, flanked by sons Kevin, left, Eric and Cary who are all in the construction trade
Family ties: Greenwin Construction principal Harold Green stands in front of his company's headquarters, the Yonge-Eglinton Centre, flanked by sons Kevin, left, Eric and Cary who are all in the construction trade
Talotta, Vince
9/2/1997
Royal Squeeze: Ad agency owner Ed Cook, sons John, left, Larry and daughter Lisa cut ties with their bank after its harsh treatment of the family business.
Royal Squeeze: Ad agency owner Ed Cook, sons John, left, Larry and daughter Lisa cut ties with their bank after its harsh treatment of the family business.
Gower, Patti
6/24/1995
Conquering hero, Premier David Peterson is applauded by his new Liberal party caucus at Queen's Park yesterday
Conquering hero, Premier David Peterson is applauded by his new Liberal party caucus at Queen's Park yesterday
Peterson, David, 1943-
9/17/1987
Festooned with ice, The Ned Hanlan ties up in Toronto, Wind-whipped spray freezes on the tug as it moves about the harbor
Festooned with ice, The Ned Hanlan ties up in Toronto, Wind-whipped spray freezes on the tug as it moves about the harbor
Darrell, Dick
11 January 1962
William Martz. Ties for first place in Toronto Open Chess Championship
William Martz. Ties for first place in Toronto Open Chess Championship
Griffin, Doug
4/11/1971