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Etobicoke Mayor Dennis Flynn tells repoters today that he has decided not to appeal judge's ruling he is not legally mayor. He said he would wait for (...)
Etobicoke Mayor Dennis Flynn tells repoters today that he has decided not to appeal judge's ruling he is not legally mayor. He said he would wait for (...)

Etobicoke Mayor Dennis Flynn tells repoters today that he has decided not to appeal judge's ruling he is not legally mayor. He said he would wait for (...)

Date1/25/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Etobicoke Mayor Dennis Flynn tells repoters today that he has decided not to appeal judge's ruling he is not legally mayor. He said he would wait for an election to try to regain office. He arrived at City Hall for a committee meeting; but did not attend on learning of ruling because I don't want to jeopardize decisions.
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Hurry up, I can't hold this pose forever, pleads Etobicoke Mayor Dennis Flynn yesterday as he practises a few movements with 21-year-old Robin de Vill(...)
Hurry up, I can't hold this pose forever, pleads Etobicoke Mayor Dennis Flynn yesterday as he practises a few movements with 21-year-old Robin de Vill(...)
3/28/1978
Elected Mayor of Etobicoke for second time in four months, Dennis Flynn has his arms upraised in victory by jubilant campaign workers last night in hi(...)
Elected Mayor of Etobicoke for second time in four months, Dennis Flynn has his arms upraised in victory by jubilant campaign workers last night in hi(...)
3/12/1973
Logjam ends: East York Mayor Dave Johnson explains changes he drafted with York Mayor Fergy Brown and Councillors Dennis Flynn, Howard Moscoe
Logjam ends: East York Mayor Dave Johnson explains changes he drafted with York Mayor Fergy Brown and Councillors Dennis Flynn, Howard Moscoe
10/29/1992
Isn't he great? Mayor Dennis Flynn's grand daughter Shannon wasn't the only one who thought so yesterday
Isn't he great? Mayor Dennis Flynn's grand daughter Shannon wasn't the only one who thought so yesterday
11/10/1980
The Mayor gets plastered!. Right in the line of fire yesterday was Etobicoke Mayor Dennis Flynn who was one of the targets in a pie-throwing contest a(...)
The Mayor gets plastered!. Right in the line of fire yesterday was Etobicoke Mayor Dennis Flynn who was one of the targets in a pie-throwing contest a(...)
2/18/1974
Cornerstone-laying can be fun. Etobicoke Mayor Dennis Flynn yesterday re-laid cornerstone on the new wing of the Etobicoke civic centre. It was laid w(...)
Cornerstone-laying can be fun. Etobicoke Mayor Dennis Flynn yesterday re-laid cornerstone on the new wing of the Etobicoke civic centre. It was laid w(...)
12/1/1975
Returned for a second term, Mayor Dennis Flynn said his main priority was getting affordable housing built and promised two more years of good government
Returned for a second term, Mayor Dennis Flynn said his main priority was getting affordable housing built and promised two more years of good government
12/6/1976
Battle for Paul Godfrey's chair is centred on two contenders: Etobicoke Mayor Dennis Flynn and York Controller Fergus Brown
Battle for Paul Godfrey's chair is centred on two contenders: Etobicoke Mayor Dennis Flynn and York Controller Fergus Brown
8/10/1984
Dennis Flynn, a candidate for mayor of Etobicoke, ran for the office three years ago, polling 48 per cent of the vote although he'd been in race only two weeks
Dennis Flynn, a candidate for mayor of Etobicoke, ran for the office three years ago, polling 48 per cent of the vote although he'd been in race only two weeks
11/7/1972
With only two weeks of campaigning Dennis Flynn, a City of Toronto information officer, managed to lose to Etobicoke Mayor Ed Horton by only 1,649 votes
With only two weeks of campaigning Dennis Flynn, a City of Toronto information officer, managed to lose to Etobicoke Mayor Ed Horton by only 1,649 votes
12/2/1969
Home Turf: Dennis Flynn and wife Margaret still live in Etobicoke where the ex-public servant made his successful entry into politics as mayor back in 1972
Home Turf: Dennis Flynn and wife Margaret still live in Etobicoke where the ex-public servant made his successful entry into politics as mayor back in 1972
12/7/1988
Victory kiss: Dennis Flynn's wife Margaret congratulates him with a kiss after the mayor of Etobicoke was elected new Metro chairman in a dramatic first-ballot vote at Metro council yesterday
Victory kiss: Dennis Flynn's wife Margaret congratulates him with a kiss after the mayor of Etobicoke was elected new Metro chairman in a dramatic first-ballot vote at Metro council yesterday
8/31/1984