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Dennison; William (mayor - family 1970 -)

Picture, 1972

A torch lit in Israel. While Mayor William Dennison watches, Wilma Brooks of the Toronto office of E1 A1 Airlines holds Torch of Independence at special ceremonies honoring the mayor in front of City Hall. It was lit in Jerusalem by President Zalman Shazar and also celebrates Israel's 25th anniversary. All Metro rabbis attended ceremony.

Picture, 1972

Firefighting-then, and now. Toronto had the most modern fire fighting equipment of the early 1900's, with this horse-drawn portable water ower (top), in the days of the old Adelaide St. fire station that opened in 1907. Yesterday, station moved to new Adelaide st. site, three blocks west, and Mayor William Dennison checked shiny new gear (bottom).

Picture, 1971

True Davidson, former mayor of East York, isone of Metro's personalities in the show. She will be wearing a chinchilla capelet, black wool dress and a printed silk turban in her role as a volunteer model.

Picture, 1975

Fair shake from the mayor. Mayor William Dennison meets one of his young constituents, Ingo Kumberg, 4, after he opened the Annette recreation centre yesterday. the centre, which will be open year-round, put on several displays to show visitors the type of program available. Aldermen Mary Temple and Ben Grys also attended open house.

Picture, 1969

Mayor Dennison. Drowned out by music.

Picture, 1972

Alderman David Crombie has gained a reputation as City Council's great conciliator since his election two years ago. First he reconciled the warring factions in the long dispute over redevelopment of Trefann Court. Now he's been given the same mission in South of St. James Town.

Picture, 1971

True Davidson. I can work 15 hours a day

Picture, 1971

Drawing a blank: Ontario political figures, from left, Hershell Ezrin, Bernard Grandmaitre, Al Duffy and Alvin Curling say they never knew of a 1986 letter from Patricia Starr.

Picture, 1988

Fred Garlow arms the Mayor. Buffalo Bill's grandson meets Dead-Eye Dennison.

Picture, 1968

Mayor Dennison. On Council 22 years

Picture, 1972

De Gaulle; Charles (in Canada)

Picture, Date Unknown

Crombie; David (portraits - 1972)

Picture, 1972

True Davidson. No stenography for her

Picture, 1971

Richmond Hill Mayor Al Duffy and Wife Eleanor

Picture, 1988

Ford G. Brand began working at 13 and has never quit since. He's been a member of the Toronto Transit Commission since 1960. He was a controller for six years and was defeated by Nathan Phillips in the bitterly fought mayoralty race of 1958.

Picture, 1967

Building up the index for years. If you contact him for help, your name goes in it. . .

Picture, 1966

Politicians and polkas re-open market. Mayor William Dennison and his wife join in grand march to start off an evening of polkas, square dances and round dances Saturday night to celebrate opening of the rebuilt St. Lawrence Market North Building, site where Farmer's Market has operated since 1904. At right, Controller June Marks waves straw hat that was standard headgear for city council members who arrived aboard a hay wagon.

Picture, 1969

Diamond; Nancy

Picture, 1995

The giant of France, soldier-statesman Charles de Gaulle, who died last night at his country retreat, is shown above when he arrived in Quebec city in 1967 for an official visit during Expo. His triumphant cavalcade through Quebec ended abruptly when Ottawa chided him for his famed Quebec libre speech.

Picture, 1970

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Dennison; William (mayor - family 1970 -)

True Davidson, former mayor of East York, isone of Metro's personalities in the show. She will be wearing a chinchilla capelet, black wool dress and a printed silk turban in her role as a volunteer model.

Mayor Dennison. Drowned out by music.

Alderman David Crombie has gained a reputation as City Council's great conciliator since his election two years ago. First he reconciled the warring factions in the long dispute over redevelopment of Trefann Court. Now he's been given the same mission in South of St. James Town.

True Davidson. I can work 15 hours a day

Drawing a blank: Ontario political figures, from left, Hershell Ezrin, Bernard Grandmaitre, Al Duffy and Alvin Curling say they never knew of a 1986 letter from Patricia Starr.

Fred Garlow arms the Mayor. Buffalo Bill's grandson meets Dead-Eye Dennison.

Mayor Dennison. On Council 22 years

De Gaulle; Charles (in Canada)

Crombie; David (portraits - 1972)

True Davidson. No stenography for her

Richmond Hill Mayor Al Duffy and Wife Eleanor

Ford G. Brand began working at 13 and has never quit since. He's been a member of the Toronto Transit Commission since 1960. He was a controller for six years and was defeated by Nathan Phillips in the bitterly fought mayoralty race of 1958.

Building up the index for years. If you contact him for help, your name goes in it. . .

Diamond; Nancy

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