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William Dennison. Go slow, spend wisely
William Dennison. Go slow, spend wisely

William Dennison. Go slow, spend wisely

Date9/22/1966
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Original Toronto Star caption: William Dennison. Go slow, spend wisely
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0043330F
Curling in 1966, skip William Dennison indicates to a teammate where he wants the stone to go
Curling in 1966, skip William Dennison indicates to a teammate where he wants the stone to go
12/6/1966
Mrs. William Dennison admires some of the Japanese flower arrangements with Mrs Fuji Maasaki. Mrs. Dennison opened the exhibition of Japanese flower a(...)
Mrs. William Dennison admires some of the Japanese flower arrangements with Mrs Fuji Maasaki. Mrs. Dennison opened the exhibition of Japanese flower a(...)
2/26/1968
Dennison Hammers it home. Mayor William Dennison wielded a hammer today to nail a blown-up picture of bygone Toronto scenes on construction walkway be(...)
Dennison Hammers it home. Mayor William Dennison wielded a hammer today to nail a blown-up picture of bygone Toronto scenes on construction walkway be(...)
1/5/1970
Dennison/gets a 'Lion'. May or William Dennison admires an ebony lion given to him by Tanzanian president Julius Nyerere (left) at a reception for the(...)
Dennison/gets a 'Lion'. May or William Dennison admires an ebony lion given to him by Tanzanian president Julius Nyerere (left) at a reception for the(...)
10/2/1969
Dennison sits this one out. Mayor William Dennison, 67, watches election results from his bed in St. Michael's Hospital, where he underwent prostate s(...)
Dennison sits this one out. Mayor William Dennison, 67, watches election results from his bed in St. Michael's Hospital, where he underwent prostate s(...)
12/4/1972
Dinner honors the Dennisons. William Dennison, 68, who retired Dec. 31 after six years as mayor of Toronto, and wife, Dorothy, were honored last night(...)
Dinner honors the Dennisons. William Dennison, 68, who retired Dec. 31 after six years as mayor of Toronto, and wife, Dorothy, were honored last night(...)
6/4/1973
Mayor Dennison fields one. Mayor William Dennison, who's retiring at the end of the year, makes a catch in the third annual softball game between city(...)
Mayor Dennison fields one. Mayor William Dennison, who's retiring at the end of the year, makes a catch in the third annual softball game between city(...)
7/6/1972
Dennison on the diamond. Eyes firmly closed, Mayor William Dennison reaches to his right while the ball goes his left in a softball game between City (...)
Dennison on the diamond. Eyes firmly closed, Mayor William Dennison reaches to his right while the ball goes his left in a softball game between City (...)
5/22/1970
Dennison gets the Hang of it. Mayor-elect William Dennison, who just moved into the mayor's office in the new City Hall, makes sure everything is just(...)
Dennison gets the Hang of it. Mayor-elect William Dennison, who just moved into the mayor's office in the new City Hall, makes sure everything is just(...)
12/30/1966
U.S. club marks 50 years. Mayor William Dennison admires the artistry of the huge birthday ake that was the focal point at the American Women's club g(...)
U.S. club marks 50 years. Mayor William Dennison admires the artistry of the huge birthday ake that was the focal point at the American Women's club g(...)
2/20/1967
Flowers for a foe. They may be arch political foes, but mayoralty hopeful Margaret Campbell is all smiles as Mayor William Dennison pins on a corsage (...)
Flowers for a foe. They may be arch political foes, but mayoralty hopeful Margaret Campbell is all smiles as Mayor William Dennison pins on a corsage (...)
10/24/1969
The mayor was a shoe-in. Mayor William Dennison gets Dutch wooden shoes fitted by Karen Van Der Lingen as part of a three-day festival to promote Neth(...)
The mayor was a shoe-in. Mayor William Dennison gets Dutch wooden shoes fitted by Karen Van Der Lingen as part of a three-day festival to promote Neth(...)
10/3/1968