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Nothing was sacred while the Great Egg Hunt was on, Stephen Worobess, 10, and John Davies, 11, made sure Moore's Archer wasn't hiding any chocolate eg(...)
Nothing was sacred while the Great Egg Hunt was on, Stephen Worobess, 10, and John Davies, 11, made sure Moore's Archer wasn't hiding any chocolate eg(...)

Nothing was sacred while the Great Egg Hunt was on, Stephen Worobess, 10, and John Davies, 11, made sure Moore's Archer wasn't hiding any chocolate eg(...)

Date3/20/1967
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Original Toronto Star caption: Nothing was sacred while the Great Egg Hunt was on; Stephen Worobess; 10; and John Davies; 11; made sure Moore's Archer wasn't hiding any chocolate eggs. The hunt was supposed to start at noon but the youngsters jumped the gun. Within 10 minutes nearly 5;000 chocolate eggs and chickens were being clutched in hot little hands. Bigger boys had fun of collecting then sharing take with younger ones.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0111334F
Which is the Moore? Soup bone (top) submitted by a Star reader bears a close resemblance, from one angle at least, to Henry Moore's 'The Archer' - $10(...)
Which is the Moore? Soup bone (top) submitted by a Star reader bears a close resemblance, from one angle at least, to Henry Moore's 'The Archer' - $10(...)
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Creative Cuisine: Mike Davies, chef at The Keystone Alley Cafe, shows off medallions of veal with squid linguine, gravad lox, and bittersweet chocolate flan
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8/9/1989
Moore's Archer. new city hall are signs of today's dynamic Toronto. They typify the expansionist platform on which Mayor Givens is seeking re-election
Moore's Archer. new city hall are signs of today's dynamic Toronto. They typify the expansionist platform on which Mayor Givens is seeking re-election
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Controller William Dennison and Moore's sculpture, Archer
Controller William Dennison and Moore's sculpture, Archer
10/2/1966
The clamshell dome of City Hall's Council Chamber forms an effective backdrop for Henry Moore's The Archer, seen from the 14th floor of a nearby buldi(...)
The clamshell dome of City Hall's Council Chamber forms an effective backdrop for Henry Moore's The Archer, seen from the 14th floor of a nearby buldi(...)
10/2/1966
Moore's 'Archer'
Moore's 'Archer'
11/3/1966
Metro's best-dressed men. The smiling faces of male high fashion pose before Henry Moore's Archer in City Hall Square. These five are among the city's(...)
Metro's best-dressed men. The smiling faces of male high fashion pose before Henry Moore's Archer in City Hall Square. These five are among the city's(...)
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Trevan's Arch by Haydn Davies gets One Archer
Trevan's Arch by Haydn Davies gets One Archer
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Water overflowing upstairs made the hole in the ceiling 6-year-old Donald Moore points to while his little brother, Stephen, 5, plays on the cockroach(...)
Water overflowing upstairs made the hole in the ceiling 6-year-old Donald Moore points to while his little brother, Stephen, 5, plays on the cockroach(...)
3/12/1974
Water overflowing upstairs made the hole in the ceiling 6-year-old Donald Moore points to while his little brother, Stephen, 5, plays on the cockroach(...)
Water overflowing upstairs made the hole in the ceiling 6-year-old Donald Moore points to while his little brother, Stephen, 5, plays on the cockroach(...)
3/12/1974
A real put-on: The 3 Patricks, left to right, Keram Malicki Sanchez, 10, Zachary Levine, 11 and John Munroe, 11, who alternate the role in the Limelight Theatre's Theatre's production of Auntie Mame, get to do their own make-up, all the chocolate doughnuts they can eat and $25 a performance besides
A real put-on: The 3 Patricks, left to right, Keram Malicki Sanchez, 10, Zachary Levine, 11 and John Munroe, 11, who alternate the role in the Limelight Theatre's Theatre's production of Auntie Mame, get to do their own make-up, all the chocolate doughnuts they can eat and $25 a performance besides
4/2/1985
Pickering protesters, from left, Brenda Davies, Frances Moore and Anne Howes, occupied house on proposed site of airport to prevent demolition. Reader(...)
Pickering protesters, from left, Brenda Davies, Frances Moore and Anne Howes, occupied house on proposed site of airport to prevent demolition. Reader(...)
4/22/1975