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New board of control meeting today in Mayor Phillip's office picked committee memberships in less than 10 minutes after the mayor asked them to choose(...)
New board of control meeting today in Mayor Phillip's office picked committee memberships in less than 10 minutes after the mayor asked them to choose(...)

New board of control meeting today in Mayor Phillip's office picked committee memberships in less than 10 minutes after the mayor asked them to choose(...)

Date12/3/1966
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Original Toronto Star caption: New board of control meeting today in Mayor Phillip's office picked committee memberships in less than 10 minutes after the mayor asked them to choose in the order in which they were elected. From left are Con. William Dennison; last to choose; who got the property committee; Con. Jean Newman; parks; Mayor Phillips; COn. William R. Allen; welfare and legislation; Con. Donald Summerville; works. Pre-meeting reports had hinted at trouble between mayor and incoming board but it did not materialize. Picture-taking took up most time
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Cheers and applause, led by Mayor Philip Givens and Metro chairman William Allen, rang out in Nathan Phillips Square today as the new $31 million City(...)
Cheers and applause, led by Mayor Philip Givens and Metro chairman William Allen, rang out in Nathan Phillips Square today as the new $31 million City(...)
9/13/1965
Liberal challenger: Leaning on his Rolls Royce, realtor Sherland Chhangur shows some of the money he collected for new Liberal party memberships in his bid for the York West riding nomination.
Liberal challenger: Leaning on his Rolls Royce, realtor Sherland Chhangur shows some of the money he collected for new Liberal party memberships in his bid for the York West riding nomination.
5/23/1988
Neil Schonfeld, above, who invested heavily in club memberships, asks, How in the blazes could this thing have gone under
Neil Schonfeld, above, who invested heavily in club memberships, asks, How in the blazes could this thing have gone under
8/17/1992
Neil Schonfeld, above, who invested heavily in club memberships, asks, How in the blazes could this thing have gone under. Club pro Barry Wallace, upp(...)
Neil Schonfeld, above, who invested heavily in club memberships, asks, How in the blazes could this thing have gone under. Club pro Barry Wallace, upp(...)
8/20/1992
Toronto's new Board of Control is shown as it gathered informaly for a few minutes today at City Hall
Toronto's new Board of Control is shown as it gathered informaly for a few minutes today at City Hall
1/2/1945
This baby was found in a parking lot less than five minutes after she was born Saturday
This baby was found in a parking lot less than five minutes after she was born Saturday
12/1/1969
The mayor has asked that board of control seek assistnace from federal members of parliament to press for action in subway construction. This level crossing is on Woodbine
The mayor has asked that board of control seek assistnace from federal members of parliament to press for action in subway construction. This level crossing is on Woodbine
11/22/1945
First meeting in the new City Hall of the Board of Control is held today in the office of George Bell
First meeting in the new City Hall of the Board of Control is held today in the office of George Bell
4/9/1965
The mayor of all the people'. Nathan Phillips, Toronto's colorful mayor from 1955 to 1962, died early today of heart failure. He was 83 and had been i(...)
The mayor of all the people'. Nathan Phillips, Toronto's colorful mayor from 1955 to 1962, died early today of heart failure. He was 83 and had been i(...)
4/17/1969
W. H. Thornburn, chairman of the Toronto Stock Exchange board of governors, sees a small revival of confidence by Canadian investors, but much less than I had expected by this time. He forecasts continued sluggishness in trading until corporate earnings improve. Thornburn thinks there could be new speculation in oil and gas stocks when results of winter drilling become available. Cost-cutting and other controls have prepared brokers for any new storms, he says.
W. H. Thornburn, chairman of the Toronto Stock Exchange board of governors, sees a small revival of confidence by Canadian investors, but much less than I had expected by this time. He forecasts continued sluggishness in trading until corporate earnings improve. Thornburn thinks there could be new speculation in oil and gas stocks when results of winter drilling become available. Cost-cutting and other controls have prepared brokers for any new storms, he says.
12/31/1970
First Sod for Toronto's clamshell city hall is turned by Mayor Nathan Phillips
First Sod for Toronto's clamshell city hall is turned by Mayor Nathan Phillips
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Pint all board can give. Turned down as donors, Controller Dennison, Mayor Phillips, Controller Allen and Controller Summerville watch as Controller G(...)
Pint all board can give. Turned down as donors, Controller Dennison, Mayor Phillips, Controller Allen and Controller Summerville watch as Controller G(...)
7/27/1961