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Philip Givens topped the board vote with 86,627 votes, which means he will be budget director, president of council and vice-chairman of the board for two years
Philip Givens topped the board vote with 86,627 votes, which means he will be budget director, president of council and vice-chairman of the board for two years

Philip Givens topped the board vote with 86,627 votes, which means he will be budget director, president of council and vice-chairman of the board for two years

Date12/4/1962
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Original Toronto Star caption: Philip Givens topped the board vote with 86;627 votes; which means he will be budget director; president of council and vice-chairman of the board for two years.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0050209F
Mayor Philip Givens casts his vote at poll in Adelaide St
Mayor Philip Givens casts his vote at poll in Adelaide St
n.d.
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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
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Casting for votes. Maureen McTeer, wife of Conservative Leader Joe Clark, attended a Tory lunch at Kew Beach United Church yesterday to boost local PC(...)
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Image shows a portrait of a politician.
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