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Empty dish - full controller. Controller Howard Moscoe participated in a banana-split eating contest that was held last week to kick off the United Wa(...)
Empty dish - full controller. Controller Howard Moscoe participated in a banana-split eating contest that was held last week to kick off the United Wa(...)

Empty dish - full controller. Controller Howard Moscoe participated in a banana-split eating contest that was held last week to kick off the United Wa(...)

Date9/25/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Empty dish - full controller. Controller Howard Moscoe participated in a banana-split eating contest that was held last week to kick off the United Way campaign in North York. Moscoe won the delicious, but filling, event.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0069642F
Empty of Passengers - and clerks-departures Jobby at Toronto International Airport stands deserted today after 1,750 air controllers walked off their (...)
Empty of Passengers - and clerks-departures Jobby at Toronto International Airport stands deserted today after 1,750 air controllers walked off their (...)
1/17/1972
Banana split he used to dream about in prison tasted fantastic to Arthur Meunier, 52, who spent most of last 41 years in jails in Canada and U.S. He w(...)
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3/22/1977
A spray, but not for a fire. It takes more than a spray of goldenrod to put out a fire but Controller Joyce Trimmer gets a kick out of the presentatio(...)
A spray, but not for a fire. It takes more than a spray of goldenrod to put out a fire but Controller Joyce Trimmer gets a kick out of the presentatio(...)
9/19/1977
Where's the hare?, Just because Metro Zoo held a tortoise race for charity yesterday didn't mean their United Way campaign kick off got off to a slow start
Where's the hare?, Just because Metro Zoo held a tortoise race for charity yesterday didn't mean their United Way campaign kick off got off to a slow start
9/2/1982
Split vote: Top Canadian union leaders Bob White, left, Leo Gerard, centre, and Jack Munro can't agree on who to back in this week's NDP leadership contest
Split vote: Top Canadian union leaders Bob White, left, Leo Gerard, centre, and Jack Munro can't agree on who to back in this week's NDP leadership contest
12/18/1987
Take this loveseat and . . . Metro Councillor Howard Moscoe takes matters into his own hands yesterday to move a much-disputed piece of furniture from his Bay St. office
Take this loveseat and . . . Metro Councillor Howard Moscoe takes matters into his own hands yesterday to move a much-disputed piece of furniture from his Bay St. office
4/4/1989
Howard Moscoe
Howard Moscoe
10/19/1982
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
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Blue Boxes: Writer agrees with Metro councillor Howard Moscoe that recycling is a flop
Blue Boxes: Writer agrees with Metro councillor Howard Moscoe that recycling is a flop
11/16/1989
Up in arms: Howard Moscoe, right, wants Norm Gardner's appointment reconsidered
Up in arms: Howard Moscoe, right, wants Norm Gardner's appointment reconsidered
12/8/1986
Pet hate. North York Alderman Howard Moscoe likes his city all right, it's just that he can't stand the boundary signs which he says are ugly, nor the(...)
Pet hate. North York Alderman Howard Moscoe likes his city all right, it's just that he can't stand the boundary signs which he says are ugly, nor the(...)
6/25/1980
Board change: Howard Moscoe, left, and Alan Tonks fear cash crunch
Board change: Howard Moscoe, left, and Alan Tonks fear cash crunch
2/26/1992