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Shirley Crombie

Picture, 1972

Before and after an Afro: Shirley Crombie and her happy husband David

Picture, 1978

Hubert Chretien - son of PM

Picture, 1997

Michael Dennis. Low rentals needed

Picture, 1974

For True Davidson life begins at 70. She blows out most of the cake candles

Picture, 1971

Loser pays: Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton made good on his baseball bet with Detroit Mayor Coleman Young yesterday and hoisted the Tigers flag at city hall while wearing the Tigers' team jacket. He also sent a case of Canadian beer to Motown.

Picture, 1987

Mrs. Crombie. Super organization needed

Picture, 1972

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.

Picture, 1990

Givens may have last prestige title. Keeping it won't be easy—several rivals covet it.

Picture, 1966

Toronto housing commissioner. Michael Dennis inspects some fo the city's new non-profit housing at Beverley and Darcy Streets. Dennis is seeking tenants who make $12,500 a year or less.

Picture, 1975

Monique Begin: Makes second plea on behalf of child.

Picture, 1983

True Davidson, retiring as mayor of East York after 24 years in politics, laughs with two of the men she loved to hate, Metro Chairman Albert Campbell (left) and his predecessor, William Allen. At a dinner in her honor last night, Allen called her Friend

Picture, 1972

. . . until he could stand with others at a tribute to Metro Chairman Paul Godfrey

Picture, 1983

Crombie; David (election campaign 1978 - 1980)

Picture, 1980

Arms Pardon: Justice Minister Kim Campbell, left, with Toronto Mayor June Rowlands and Montreal Councillo Andre Berthelet, at news conference yesterday.

Picture, 1992

Crombie; David (Mrs Shirley)

Picture, 1978

Gary Herrema: Durham chairman wants an end to inflammatory talk about Pickering plant.

Picture, 1984

A long-term view is what Mayor David Crombie says he has of reform. People want change accomplished in a reasonable way, he says in answer to critics who complain that he isn't a reformer.

Picture, 1974

Proud PM: Prime Minister Jean Chretien takes a bow as Governor-General Ray Hnatyshyn and his wife Gerda applaud during swearing-in ceremonies at Rideau Hall in Ottawa yesterday. The low-key ceremony was attended by diplomats, judges and former PMs Pierre Trudeau and John Turner.

Picture, 1993

Christmas Kettle at city hall. Accompanied by Brigadier Ted Dyck and Betty Ann Lewis, mayor elect David Crombie slips the first donation into Salvation Army's Christmas kettle at Nathan Phillips Square. Kettles are used by Army to collect funds for its annual Christmas Cheer Appeal. Tinkle of the Salvation Army bell is a tradition that began in the 30's to help victims of the Depression. The Metro campaign began yesterday.

Picture, 1972

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Shirley Crombie

Before and after an Afro: Shirley Crombie and her happy husband David

Hubert Chretien - son of PM

Michael Dennis. Low rentals needed

For True Davidson life begins at 70. She blows out most of the cake candles

Loser pays: Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton made good on his baseball bet with Detroit Mayor Coleman Young yesterday and hoisted the Tigers flag at city hall while wearing the Tigers' team jacket. He also sent a case of Canadian beer to Motown.

Mrs. Crombie. Super organization needed

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.

Givens may have last prestige title. Keeping it won't be easy—several rivals covet it.

Toronto housing commissioner. Michael Dennis inspects some fo the city's new non-profit housing at Beverley and Darcy Streets. Dennis is seeking tenants who make $12,500 a year or less.

Monique Begin: Makes second plea on behalf of child.

True Davidson, retiring as mayor of East York after 24 years in politics, laughs with two of the men she loved to hate, Metro Chairman Albert Campbell (left) and his predecessor, William Allen. At a dinner in her honor last night, Allen called her Friend

. . . until he could stand with others at a tribute to Metro Chairman Paul Godfrey

Crombie; David (election campaign 1978 - 1980)

Arms Pardon: Justice Minister Kim Campbell, left, with Toronto Mayor June Rowlands and Montreal Councillo Andre Berthelet, at news conference yesterday.

Crombie; David (Mrs Shirley)

Gary Herrema: Durham chairman wants an end to inflammatory talk about Pickering plant.

A long-term view is what Mayor David Crombie says he has of reform. People want change accomplished in a reasonable way, he says in answer to critics who complain that he isn't a reformer.

Proud PM: Prime Minister Jean Chretien takes a bow as Governor-General Ray Hnatyshyn and his wife Gerda applaud during swearing-in ceremonies at Rideau Hall in Ottawa yesterday. The low-key ceremony was attended by diplomats, judges and former PMs Pierre Trudeau and John Turner.

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