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Brenda Eggleton: Wife of Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton combines a hectic schedule of appearances with a full time job in Labatt's public relations department
Brenda Eggleton: Wife of Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton combines a hectic schedule of appearances with a full time job in Labatt's public relations department

Brenda Eggleton: Wife of Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton combines a hectic schedule of appearances with a full time job in Labatt's public relations department

Date9/16/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Brenda Eggleton: Wife of Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton combines a hectic schedule of appearances with a full time job in Labatt's public relations department.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0045440F
Number 1. Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton and wife Brenda bask in victory as they acknowledge supporters at the Sheraton Centre Hotel. Eggleton coasted to (...)
Number 1. Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton and wife Brenda bask in victory as they acknowledge supporters at the Sheraton Centre Hotel. Eggleton coasted to (...)
11/12/1985
Teary decision: Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton, with wife Brenda, is choked up yesterday after announcing he won't seek re-election
Teary decision: Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton, with wife Brenda, is choked up yesterday after announcing he won't seek re-election
5/1/1991
Teary Decision: Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton, with wife Brenda, is choked up yesterday after announcing he won't seek re-election in the municipal election
Teary Decision: Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton, with wife Brenda, is choked up yesterday after announcing he won't seek re-election in the municipal election
5/1/1991
Well-known faces: Ex-premier Bill Davis, above, Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton and wife Brenda, left, and Metro Chairman Alan Tonks, far left, attended the opening
Well-known faces: Ex-premier Bill Davis, above, Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton and wife Brenda, left, and Metro Chairman Alan Tonks, far left, attended the opening
6/3/1989
Brenda Eggleton: Mayor's wife does politician's job at condominium opening
Brenda Eggleton: Mayor's wife does politician's job at condominium opening
10/14/1981
Mayor Art Eggleton, above, turned up with his wife, Brenda, who wore a basic beige georgette dress that's five years old
Mayor Art Eggleton, above, turned up with his wife, Brenda, who wore a basic beige georgette dress that's five years old
5/18/1982
What a party! Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau joins Mayor Art Eggleton and his wife, Brenda, for the big celebration at the Sheraton Centre last night t(...)
What a party! Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau joins Mayor Art Eggleton and his wife, Brenda, for the big celebration at the Sheraton Centre last night t(...)
3/5/1984
Hello, Brenda. Mayor Art Eggleton is accompanied by a friend, Brenda Clune, at the St. Lawrence Centre last night where they saw a series of one-act p(...)
Hello, Brenda. Mayor Art Eggleton is accompanied by a friend, Brenda Clune, at the St. Lawrence Centre last night where they saw a series of one-act p(...)
5/18/1981
2.05. There was no tme for cider or minced tarts when Turner made a brief appearance at Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton's levee
2.05. There was no tme for cider or minced tarts when Turner made a brief appearance at Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton's levee
1/1/1987
Art Eggleton and wife Brenda (Federal)
Art Eggleton and wife Brenda (Federal)
10/25/1993
Final pitch?: City hall scuttlebutt has it that Art Eggleton may not make another pitch for mayor's job
Final pitch?: City hall scuttlebutt has it that Art Eggleton may not make another pitch for mayor's job
1/21/1984
Opponents: Mayor Art Eggleton (left) says the railway lands project will provide jobs while Aldermen Jack Layton says many concessions have been granted profit-hungry developers
Opponents: Mayor Art Eggleton (left) says the railway lands project will provide jobs while Aldermen Jack Layton says many concessions have been granted profit-hungry developers
11/12/1980