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Like any Canadian father introducing his son to the finer points of hockey, Mayor-elect David Crombie used his hand to explain a play to his son Jonat(...)
Like any Canadian father introducing his son to the finer points of hockey, Mayor-elect David Crombie used his hand to explain a play to his son Jonat(...)

Like any Canadian father introducing his son to the finer points of hockey, Mayor-elect David Crombie used his hand to explain a play to his son Jonat(...)

Date12/10/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Like any Canadian father introducing his son to the finer points of hockey, Mayor-elect David Crombie used his hand to explain a play to his son Jonathan, 7, at the Moscow Selects-Ontario Selects game last night (left). When the Soviet team scores yet another goal Crombie buries his face in his hands and Jonathan is saddened (right). A front-row seat at the Gardens is a fringe benefit of Crombie's job.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0041023F
Mayor David Crombie lets his son, Jonathan, 6, play with his chain of office, daughter Robin, 7, points to what interests her in City Council chamber (...)
Mayor David Crombie lets his son, Jonathan, 6, play with his chain of office, daughter Robin, 7, points to what interests her in City Council chamber (...)
1/3/1973
New mayor in an old sweater. On his first day as mayor-elect of Toronto, David Crombie stays at his home, at ease in denims and a sweater with hole in(...)
New mayor in an old sweater. On his first day as mayor-elect of Toronto, David Crombie stays at his home, at ease in denims and a sweater with hole in(...)
12/5/1972
Mrs. Crombie, meet David the Dog. Vera Crombie meets a 3 1/2-month-old St. Bernard named for her son, Toronto mayor-elect David Crombie. Bud Nolan of (...)
Mrs. Crombie, meet David the Dog. Vera Crombie meets a 3 1/2-month-old St. Bernard named for her son, Toronto mayor-elect David Crombie. Bud Nolan of (...)
12/14/1972
Checking zoo map yesterday before heading in are Mayor David Crombie, his sons, Jonathan, 10, and Robin, 11, and friends, Glenda Reid, 11, and David R(...)
Checking zoo map yesterday before heading in are Mayor David Crombie, his sons, Jonathan, 10, and Robin, 11, and friends, Glenda Reid, 11, and David R(...)
10/10/1976
Mayor Crombie welcomes P.E.I visitors. Toronto Mayor David Crombie welcomes to his office 21-year-old Terry Dunsford, dressed as the Smiling Father of(...)
Mayor Crombie welcomes P.E.I visitors. Toronto Mayor David Crombie welcomes to his office 21-year-old Terry Dunsford, dressed as the Smiling Father of(...)
5/31/1973
David Crombie. Mayor David Crombie riding on the shoulders of his campaign workers he was carried into the St. Lawrence Market Hall where his victory celebrations were held
David Crombie. Mayor David Crombie riding on the shoulders of his campaign workers he was carried into the St. Lawrence Market Hall where his victory celebrations were held
12/4/1972
Teaching maestro: Cellist Denis Brott of the Orford String Quartet show students at Winona Senior Public School the finer points of playing the bass
Teaching maestro: Cellist Denis Brott of the Orford String Quartet show students at Winona Senior Public School the finer points of playing the bass
10/23/1986
Toronto Mayor David Crombie, wearing his chain of office, and his wife welcome lieutenant-Governor W
Toronto Mayor David Crombie, wearing his chain of office, and his wife welcome lieutenant-Governor W
1/1/1974
A break from routine. Mayor David Crombie relaxes in his Glencairn Ave. home yesterday, a cast on his right leg up to knee. He broke ankle Tuesday whi(...)
A break from routine. Mayor David Crombie relaxes in his Glencairn Ave. home yesterday, a cast on his right leg up to knee. He broke ankle Tuesday whi(...)
12/15/1977
Toronto Mayor David Crombie casts his ballot during recent civic elections, but less than one third of those eligible followed his example. Reader, below, says voting should be made mandatory
Toronto Mayor David Crombie casts his ballot during recent civic elections, but less than one third of those eligible followed his example. Reader, below, says voting should be made mandatory
12/6/1976
Christmas Kettle at city hall. Accompanied by Brigadier Ted Dyck and Betty Ann Lewis, mayor elect David Crombie slips the first donation into Salvatio(...)
Christmas Kettle at city hall. Accompanied by Brigadier Ted Dyck and Betty Ann Lewis, mayor elect David Crombie slips the first donation into Salvatio(...)
12/8/1972
Mayor-elect David Crombie disagrees with Alderman William Kilbourn last night during a public meeting in the Council chamber on selection of the execu(...)
Mayor-elect David Crombie disagrees with Alderman William Kilbourn last night during a public meeting in the Council chamber on selection of the execu(...)
12/7/1972