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Skating on thin ice doesn't bother new Mayor
Skating on thin ice doesn't bother new Mayor

Skating on thin ice doesn't bother new Mayor

Date12/13/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Skating on thin ice doesn't bother new Mayor. Mayor-elect David Crombie went to City Hall today-but strictly in an unofficial capacity. He joined a group of business and commerce students from George Brown College for a skating party on the outdoor rink in Nathan Phillips Square. Here, Crombie-skating like a National League ace-escorts George Brown student Pauline Sherren around the ice surface. Other political chores could be tougher.
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