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Irene Atkinson: Toronto Board of Education chairman is seen as a safe conservative likely to support Mayor Art Eggleton
Irene Atkinson: Toronto Board of Education chairman is seen as a safe conservative likely to support Mayor Art Eggleton

Irene Atkinson: Toronto Board of Education chairman is seen as a safe conservative likely to support Mayor Art Eggleton

Date11/27/1980
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Original Toronto Star caption: Irene Atkinson: Toronto Board of Education chairman is seen as a safe conservative likely to support Mayor Art Eggleton.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0029955F
William Davis, education minister, shown speaking at Metro Conservative rally, is likely aspirant for job of Premier John Robarts, seen in portrait behind him
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Atkinson, Irene -Toronto BD of ED
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Atkinson, Rowan
Atkinson, Rowan
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Declaring war. Toronto, Metro and province will battle to get city tax-free status for international banking, Mayor Art Eggleton vows yesterday. In background is Metro Chairman Dennis Flynn
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Hug and a kiss: That was the greeting Ward 2 alderman Chris Korwin-Kuczynski got from wife Diana after he defeated Susan Atkinson and Irene Atkinson
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Happy girl makes others happy. Gloria Jean, charming 11-year-old singing screen star, is seen with Gregory Clark just as she was about to endorse a ch(...)
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Seed Director Les Birmingham (left) talks to some of the participated in the program he ran for the Toronto Board of mer. He said the two-month project cost less than $2,000 and the young people who Education this summer will likely be repeated next year. He and other leaders received no pay. [Incomplete]
Seed Director Les Birmingham (left) talks to some of the participated in the program he ran for the Toronto Board of mer. He said the two-month project cost less than $2,000 and the young people who Education this summer will likely be repeated next year. He and other leaders received no pay. [Incomplete]
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