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Limelight's not for him. Alderman Anthony O'Donohue, campaigning for mayor, gives son Danny, 10, the first slice of cake at a rally in his headquarter(...)
Limelight's not for him. Alderman Anthony O'Donohue, campaigning for mayor, gives son Danny, 10, the first slice of cake at a rally in his headquarter(...)

Limelight's not for him. Alderman Anthony O'Donohue, campaigning for mayor, gives son Danny, 10, the first slice of cake at a rally in his headquarter(...)

Date10/16/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Limelight's not for him. Alderman Anthony O'Donohue, campaigning for mayor, gives son Danny, 10, the first slice of cake at a rally in his headquarters last night, but Danny doesn't like the limelight and took off into the crowd. About 200 were at the rally.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Object NumberTSPA_0071465F
Former Alderman Tony O'Donohue says being out of politics has its advantages, He can spend more time with his wife Aldona and 11-year-old son, Danny -(...)
Former Alderman Tony O'Donohue says being out of politics has its advantages, He can spend more time with his wife Aldona and 11-year-old son, Danny -(...)
10/30/1973
Candidate for mayor after six years on council, Alderman Anthony O'Donohue was an early campaigner against pollution although he seems less fiery now.(...)
Candidate for mayor after six years on council, Alderman Anthony O'Donohue was an early campaigner against pollution although he seems less fiery now.(...)
9/28/1972
Jack Dancygier gives his attention to customer Lou Sugar in his barber shop at Adelaide and Peter Sts. His manicurist is Gilda Facoetti. A survivor of the concentration camps of Nazi Germany, Jack is grateful for the peace that has come to him and wife in Canada, where they have raised three sons. He and his wife were married secretly by a rabbi in a concentration camp. Their first son was born there, too.
Jack Dancygier gives his attention to customer Lou Sugar in his barber shop at Adelaide and Peter Sts. His manicurist is Gilda Facoetti. A survivor of the concentration camps of Nazi Germany, Jack is grateful for the peace that has come to him and wife in Canada, where they have raised three sons. He and his wife were married secretly by a rabbi in a concentration camp. Their first son was born there, too.
7/5/1973
Campaign manager fired. Alderman David Crombie (left) and Anthony O'Donohue confer yesterday in a room off City Council chamber after O'Donohue's camp(...)
Campaign manager fired. Alderman David Crombie (left) and Anthony O'Donohue confer yesterday in a room off City Council chamber after O'Donohue's camp(...)
11/23/1972
V for Victory. Allan Pilkey gives the V for Victory sign as he hugs his wife at his Oshawa campaign headquarters. Pilkey upset Mayor Jim Potticary for(...)
V for Victory. Allan Pilkey gives the V for Victory sign as he hugs his wife at his Oshawa campaign headquarters. Pilkey upset Mayor Jim Potticary for(...)
11/10/1980
Alderman Anthony O'Donohue models an Irish donegal suit in green and white with flecks of black and yellow
Alderman Anthony O'Donohue models an Irish donegal suit in green and white with flecks of black and yellow
10/17/1972
Anthony O'Donohue, Toronto alderman, is among those critical of Etobieoke's decision to rezone land where an expressway is planned
Anthony O'Donohue, Toronto alderman, is among those critical of Etobieoke's decision to rezone land where an expressway is planned
1/8/1970
Anthony O'Donohue. Toronto alderman
Anthony O'Donohue. Toronto alderman
4/7/1971
In Kensington Market, a merchant gives Prime Minister Trudeau a slice of juicy watermelon, which he promptly ate
In Kensington Market, a merchant gives Prime Minister Trudeau a slice of juicy watermelon, which he promptly ate
6/23/1971
Just plain folks: East York alderman Gord Crann (left) and Newmarket mayor Ray Twinney smile their agreement with Jim Mullen, who gives thumbs-up approval to the borough's proposed change in status
Just plain folks: East York alderman Gord Crann (left) and Newmarket mayor Ray Twinney smile their agreement with Jim Mullen, who gives thumbs-up approval to the borough's proposed change in status
10/11/1979
Flippin' good time: Calgary Alderman Barry Erskine gives Mayor June Rowlands a few lessons in pancake flipping at Nathan Phillips Square yesterday
Flippin' good time: Calgary Alderman Barry Erskine gives Mayor June Rowlands a few lessons in pancake flipping at Nathan Phillips Square yesterday
11/26/1992
Welcom back: Ida Morin gives her son, convicted murderer Guy Paul Morin, a hug as he arrives home yesterday for the first time since his release on bail from prison
Welcom back: Ida Morin gives her son, convicted murderer Guy Paul Morin, a hug as he arrives home yesterday for the first time since his release on bail from prison
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