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Governor-General's grid award. Governor-General George Vanier (left) presents Vanier Cup to Varsity Blues, winners of College Bowl game. Receiving awa(...)
Governor-General's grid award. Governor-General George Vanier (left) presents Vanier Cup to Varsity Blues, winners of College Bowl game. Receiving awa(...)

Governor-General's grid award. Governor-General George Vanier (left) presents Vanier Cup to Varsity Blues, winners of College Bowl game. Receiving awa(...)

Date3/15/1966
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  • Governor-General's grid award. Governor-General George Vanier (left) presents Vanier Cup to Varsity Blues, winners of College Bowl game. Receiving awa(...)
  • Governor-General's grid award. Governor-General George Vanier (left) presents Vanier Cup to Varsity Blues; winners of College Bowl game. Receiving award are: (left to right) former coach Dalt White and Varsity's co-captains Bryce Taylor and Bob Pampe.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Governor-General's grid award. Governor-General George Vanier (left) presents Vanier Cup to Varsity Blues; winners of College Bowl game. Receiving award are: (left to right) former coach Dalt White and Varsity's co-captains Bryce Taylor and Bob Pampe.
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      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0005342F
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      Lennon, Frank
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      Innell, Reg, 1926-2018
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      Widow of Governor-General Georges Vanier, who died in office, Pauline Vanier once described the loss of her husband as almost like being cut in half
      Widow of Governor-General Georges Vanier, who died in office, Pauline Vanier once described the loss of her husband as almost like being cut in half
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      Governor - General and Mrs. Vanier arrived on Parliament Hill in open landau. Major-General Vanier then walked to Senate chamber to deliver the Throne Speech
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      Grant, Frank
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      Award winners: Dr. John Scott, left, Carl Hiebert, centre, and Peter Dalglish are three of the five winners of the 1986 Vanier Awards. They'll be honored at a Sheraton Centre dinner tonight
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      Eglinton, Rick
      3/5/1987
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      Starting his Salute, Governor-General George Vanier inspects the 1st battalion of the Canaidan Guard, the honor gurad for ceremonies which preceded th(...)
      Olsen, Bob, 1931-2022
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      Spremo, Boris
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