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Art Eggleton: While running for mayor; he had his house extensively renovated.

Picture, 1980

the hoopla: Art Eggleton's well financed cam mayor of Toronto had lots of the usual hype; as in the picture above; since he won the election; Eggleton has all but disappeared. Eggleton is clearly not dynamic; not authoriative indeed; not used to being mayor. [Incomplete]

Picture, 1980

Ms Mayor: Emily Dawson; 13; shares duties with Mayor Art Eggleton at the Harborfront LRT opening yesterday. Emily won a contest for students to be mayor for a day.

Picture, 1990

Eggleton; Art - Miscellaneous 1982-1983

Picture, 1982

Updated kitchen: Focal point of breakfast area is pine three-board table; now surrounded by pressback chairs; made by Brenda Eggleton's great-grandfather.

Picture, 1983

Mayor Art Eggleton; right; hoists the flag on its 25th birthday yesterday together with; from left; a civic worker and Toronto councillors Bill Boytchuk; Tom Jakobek; and Chris Korwin-Kuchzynski. The occasion should allow us to pause and think about just how great this country is; Eggleton said.

Picture, 1990

Dome starts here: A happy Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton; with Blue Jays' mascot BJ Birdy; stand on the Spadina Ave. bridge crossing the railway lands where Metro's 60;000-seat domed stadium will be built. The dome is the first phase of the massive $2 billion rail lands development that was finally approved early yesterday; after a marathon 13-hour city council session. A spring start is expected for construction and; if all goes well; the Jays should be playing in the dome by 1988.

Picture, 1985

Raising the roof: Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton plays with the controls for the retractable roof on the Webb Zerafa model of Metro's new domed stadium; one of four models that went on display at the Metro Convention Centre yesterday. The models will remain on view until tomorrow at 6 p.m.

Picture, 1985

Viceroy joins in: Lieutent-Governor John Black Aird; a wartime naval veteran; wears naval captain's uniform; as he accompanies toronto Mayor Art Eggletion in period costume to the celebrations.

Picture, 1984

Newlyweds: Art Eggleton and his bride; the former Brenda Clune; walk beaming beneath a Fort York guard of honor last night after their weddig at St. Michael's Cathedral. MOre than 500 guest; including Lieutenant-Governor John Aird Black; provincial cabinet ministers; financier Conrad Black and the other five Metro Maors; attended the hour-long ceremony.

Picture, 1981

Sold on view: Mayor Art Eggleton loves his kitchen and its homey antiques; even though he's not a cook. He's sold on the large renovated kitchen's many windows and view of Grenadier Pond and High Park. The spacious room prompted the mayor and wife Brenda to make an offer on the house within 10 minutes of seeing it.

Picture, 1987

Number 1. Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton and wife Brenda bask in victory as they acknowledge supporters at the Sheraton Centre Hotel. Eggleton coasted to a third term as mayor with his win over challenger Anne Johnson. With 97.5 per cent of the vote tallied; he had a 32;517-vote lead.

Picture, 1985

Art Eggleton enters 4th term. He'll have held office longer than any other Toronto mayor by the next election.

Picture, 1988

Hello; Brenda. Mayor Art Eggleton is accompanied by a friend; Brenda Clune; at the St. Lawrence Centre last night where they saw a series of one-act plays performed by a Louisville group during the Toronto Theatre Festival.

Picture, 1981

Fun bunch: Discussing the bid for Expo 98 are Mayor Art Eggleton; left; Marie-Helene Defrene; CNE's Peter Moore and lawyer Jeff Lyons.

Picture, 1991

Art Eggleton

Picture, 1990

Newlyweds: Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton and his bride Brenda Clune slice their wedding cake after yesterday's ceremony at St. Michael's Cathedral. The couple stood for two hours in a receiving line at the reception in the Royal York Hotel.

Picture, 1981

Art Eggelton and Toronto

Picture, 1984

No sourpuss. Dressed as a pickle; but all smiles; Toronto Alderman Art Eggleton hands out a balloon to Diana Russo; 2; of Grace St.; at campaign headquarters last night. Supporter Robert Long offers Hallowe'en treat.

Picture, 1978

Let's do lunch. Mayor Art Eggleton got a noon visit yesterday from Gong Gong; a performing panda in the Great Circus of China that's at Maple Leaf Gardens through Sunday.

Picture, 1988

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Art Eggleton: While running for mayor; he had his house extensively renovated.

the hoopla: Art Eggleton's well financed cam mayor of Toronto had lots of the usual hype; as in the picture above; since he won the election; Eggleton has all but disappeared. Eggleton is clearly not dynamic; not authoriative indeed; not used to being mayor. [Incomplete]

Ms Mayor: Emily Dawson; 13; shares duties with Mayor Art Eggleton at the Harborfront LRT opening yesterday. Emily won a contest for students to be mayor for a day.

Eggleton; Art - Miscellaneous 1982-1983

Updated kitchen: Focal point of breakfast area is pine three-board table; now surrounded by pressback chairs; made by Brenda Eggleton's great-grandfather.

Mayor Art Eggleton; right; hoists the flag on its 25th birthday yesterday together with; from left; a civic worker and Toronto councillors Bill Boytchuk; Tom Jakobek; and Chris Korwin-Kuchzynski. The occasion should allow us to pause and think about just how great this country is; Eggleton said.

Raising the roof: Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton plays with the controls for the retractable roof on the Webb Zerafa model of Metro's new domed stadium; one of four models that went on display at the Metro Convention Centre yesterday. The models will remain on view until tomorrow at 6 p.m.

Viceroy joins in: Lieutent-Governor John Black Aird; a wartime naval veteran; wears naval captain's uniform; as he accompanies toronto Mayor Art Eggletion in period costume to the celebrations.

Number 1. Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton and wife Brenda bask in victory as they acknowledge supporters at the Sheraton Centre Hotel. Eggleton coasted to a third term as mayor with his win over challenger Anne Johnson. With 97.5 per cent of the vote tallied; he had a 32;517-vote lead.

Art Eggleton enters 4th term. He'll have held office longer than any other Toronto mayor by the next election.

Hello; Brenda. Mayor Art Eggleton is accompanied by a friend; Brenda Clune; at the St. Lawrence Centre last night where they saw a series of one-act plays performed by a Louisville group during the Toronto Theatre Festival.

Fun bunch: Discussing the bid for Expo 98 are Mayor Art Eggleton; left; Marie-Helene Defrene; CNE's Peter Moore and lawyer Jeff Lyons.

Art Eggleton

Newlyweds: Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton and his bride Brenda Clune slice their wedding cake after yesterday's ceremony at St. Michael's Cathedral. The couple stood for two hours in a receiving line at the reception in the Royal York Hotel.

Art Eggelton and Toronto

No sourpuss. Dressed as a pickle; but all smiles; Toronto Alderman Art Eggleton hands out a balloon to Diana Russo; 2; of Grace St.; at campaign headquarters last night. Supporter Robert Long offers Hallowe'en treat.

Let's do lunch. Mayor Art Eggleton got a noon visit yesterday from Gong Gong; a performing panda in the Great Circus of China that's at Maple Leaf Gardens through Sunday.

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