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After Winning the Progressive-conservative nomination in the provincial riding of Armourdale last night, North York Mayor Mel Lastman addresses the meeting with his wife, Marilyn, beside him
After Winning the Progressive-conservative nomination in the provincial riding of Armourdale last night, North York Mayor Mel Lastman addresses the meeting with his wife, Marilyn, beside him

After Winning the Progressive-conservative nomination in the provincial riding of Armourdale last night, North York Mayor Mel Lastman addresses the meeting with his wife, Marilyn, beside him

Date6/25/1975
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After winning the Progressive Conservative nomination in the provincial riding of Armourdale last night, North York Mayor Mel Lastman (left) beams at Metro Chairman Paul Godfrey, one of his two nominators
After winning the Progressive Conservative nomination in the provincial riding of Armourdale last night, North York Mayor Mel Lastman (left) beams at Metro Chairman Paul Godfrey, one of his two nominators
6/25/1975
Scott Venton, 2 1/2, wears a Mel Lastman button but he's still sceptical of the dougnut the North York mayor offered him last night as he kicked off his campaign as the Progressive Conservative candidate in Armordale
Scott Venton, 2 1/2, wears a Mel Lastman button but he's still sceptical of the dougnut the North York mayor offered him last night as he kicked off his campaign as the Progressive Conservative candidate in Armordale
9/4/1975
North York Mayor Mel Lastman (left) addresses a press conference announcing a $25 million federal office building (architect's sketch behind him) will be built in the borough
North York Mayor Mel Lastman (left) addresses a press conference announcing a $25 million federal office building (architect's sketch behind him) will be built in the borough
5/22/1973
Returned by landslide, North York Mayor Mel Lastman kisses his wife, Marilyn, last night in his poster-decked election headquarters.
Returned by landslide, North York Mayor Mel Lastman kisses his wife, Marilyn, last night in his poster-decked election headquarters.
12/2/1974
Proud Grandparents, North York Mayor Mel Lastman and his wife, Marilyn, are feeling two times lucky after the birth of their second grandchild last wednesday
Proud Grandparents, North York Mayor Mel Lastman and his wife, Marilyn, are feeling two times lucky after the birth of their second grandchild last wednesday
1/12/1990
Dad's a winner. Magot McCrossan, 5, gets a hug from her father Paul after he won the Progressive Conservative nomination for the York-Scarborough federal riding last night. He defeated Joyce Trimmer
Dad's a winner. Magot McCrossan, 5, gets a hug from her father Paul after he won the Progressive Conservative nomination for the York-Scarborough federal riding last night. He defeated Joyce Trimmer
3/2/1984
Gary Dawkins, 36, an Acton school principal, last night won the Progressive Conservative nomination in the new provincial riding of Halton-Burlington. It was a threey-way contest.
Gary Dawkins, 36, an Acton school principal, last night won the Progressive Conservative nomination in the new provincial riding of Halton-Burlington. It was a threey-way contest.
6/5/1975
After his unopposed nomination as Progressive Conservative candidate in Rosedale riding for next federal election, Mayor David Crombie, 41, beams as h(...)
After his unopposed nomination as Progressive Conservative candidate in Rosedale riding for next federal election, Mayor David Crombie, 41, beams as h(...)
3/31/1978
After winning Conservative nomination in York-Scarborough last night, broadcaster Ron Collister sits with his wife, Mary, and their daughters, Judy, 1(...)
After winning Conservative nomination in York-Scarborough last night, broadcaster Ron Collister sits with his wife, Mary, and their daughters, Judy, 1(...)
5/21/1974
Mayor again: Mel Lastman, clowning with his wife Marilyn's hat on his head, celebrates his election to a fifth term as mayor of North York
Mayor again: Mel Lastman, clowning with his wife Marilyn's hat on his head, celebrates his election to a fifth term as mayor of North York
11/10/1980
Mayor again: Mel Lastman, clowning with his wife Marilyn's hat on his head, celebrates his election to a fifth term as mayor of North York
Mayor again: Mel Lastman, clowning with his wife Marilyn's hat on his head, celebrates his election to a fifth term as mayor of North York
11/11/1980
Marilyn Lastman (right), the wife of North York Mayor Mel Lastman, returns home yesterday from York-Finch General Hospital, where she had check-up after her release by kidnappers
Marilyn Lastman (right), the wife of North York Mayor Mel Lastman, returns home yesterday from York-Finch General Hospital, where she had check-up after her release by kidnappers
1/16/1973