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Conference headliner was Canada's secretary of state, Judy LaMarsh, who stood out in the crowd partly because she was one of the few women who chose not to wear a hat
Conference headliner was Canada's secretary of state, Judy LaMarsh, who stood out in the crowd partly because she was one of the few women who chose not to wear a hat

Conference headliner was Canada's secretary of state, Judy LaMarsh, who stood out in the crowd partly because she was one of the few women who chose not to wear a hat

Date4/18/1967
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  • Conference headliner was Canada's secretary of state, Judy LaMarsh, who stood out in the crowd partly because she was one of the few women who chose not to wear a hat
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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State secretary Judy LaMarsh made news all year with involvement in centennial celebrations but she hit headlines when she said CBC had 'rotten management
State secretary Judy LaMarsh made news all year with involvement in centennial celebrations but she hit headlines when she said CBC had 'rotten management
Goode, Jeff
4/18/1967
After the bolshoi opening of the ballet Quixote last night, Ekaterina Furtseva (left), Soviet minister of culture and wife of Russia's deputy minister of external affairs, talks with Canadian folk singer Sylvia Tyson (centre) and State Secretary Judy LaMarsh at a post-ballet reception
After the bolshoi opening of the ballet Quixote last night, Ekaterina Furtseva (left), Soviet minister of culture and wife of Russia's deputy minister of external affairs, talks with Canadian folk singer Sylvia Tyson (centre) and State Secretary Judy LaMarsh at a post-ballet reception
Bezant, Graham
8/13/1967
How's this for good, old-fashioned enjoyment? Queen Elizabeth, State Secretary Judy LaMarsh and Prince Philip really had a ball at the Parliament Hill folk art concert in Ottawa
How's this for good, old-fashioned enjoyment? Queen Elizabeth, State Secretary Judy LaMarsh and Prince Philip really had a ball at the Parliament Hill folk art concert in Ottawa
Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain, 1926-2022
7/1/1967
In her Hellyer Hat at the Liberal leadership convention last night, State Judy LaMarsh sits in centre of a bank of Transport Minister Paul Hellyer's s(...)
In her Hellyer Hat at the Liberal leadership convention last night, State Judy LaMarsh sits in centre of a bank of Transport Minister Paul Hellyer's s(...)
Griffin, Doug
4/5/1968
Bonnie Raitt, The Grandstand headliner singled out singer or songwriter Shirley Eikhard as 'one of the most talented women I've ever heard.'
Bonnie Raitt, The Grandstand headliner singled out singer or songwriter Shirley Eikhard as 'one of the most talented women I've ever heard.'
Raitt, Bonnie
8/14/1991
Judy LaMarsh, the former federal cabinet minister who wrote the best-selling book A Bird in a Gilded Cage, talks in a hallway to three students
Judy LaMarsh, the former federal cabinet minister who wrote the best-selling book A Bird in a Gilded Cage, talks in a hallway to three students
Barkley, Harold
3/9/1972
Pillbox hat worn on the back of the head is a favorite with Queen Elizabeth, she must wear hats that reveal her face to the crowds while she is on view to the public
Pillbox hat worn on the back of the head is a favorite with Queen Elizabeth, she must wear hats that reveal her face to the crowds while she is on view to the public
Anne, Princess Royal, daughter of Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain, 1950-
6/27/1973
Judy LaMarsh is herself a former federal cabinet minister and a Liberal, but she now thinks Ottawa is often arrogant towards the provinces
Judy LaMarsh is herself a former federal cabinet minister and a Liberal, but she now thinks Ottawa is often arrogant towards the provinces
LaMarsh, Judy, 1924-1980
5/18/1976
Special gift: Margaret Drabble, who reads tonight at Harbour front, has just finished a novel set partly in Cambridge about three privileged women in their late 40s
Special gift: Margaret Drabble, who reads tonight at Harbour front, has just finished a novel set partly in Cambridge about three privileged women in their late 40s
Drabble, Margaret, 1939-
10/19/1986
Judy LaMarsh, Minister of National Health and Welfare and MP for Niagara Falls, campaigns in one of the industrial plants in her ridings
Judy LaMarsh, Minister of National Health and Welfare and MP for Niagara Falls, campaigns in one of the industrial plants in her ridings
Griffin, Doug
11/3/1965
First of seven volumes covering final report of LaMarsh Commission is reviewed by head commissioner Judy LaMarsh and colleagues Scott Young (left) and(...)
First of seven volumes covering final report of LaMarsh Commission is reviewed by head commissioner Judy LaMarsh and colleagues Scott Young (left) and(...)
Bull, Ron
6/15/1977
Making sandals by hand is a satisfying life for Bill Gardenour, who chose to opt out of the mainstream of technological society and settle for making his living in a simple manner where making something with yout hands matters.
Making sandals by hand is a satisfying life for Bill Gardenour, who chose to opt out of the mainstream of technological society and settle for making his living in a simple manner where making something with yout hands matters.
Darrell, Dick
7/15/1971