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Worried businessmen: Peter Manios, left, and partner Chris Pappas, of Old Mill Donuts and Deserts, are worried about the extra $26,764 in taxes under Metro's market value assessment scheme
Worried businessmen: Peter Manios, left, and partner Chris Pappas, of Old Mill Donuts and Deserts, are worried about the extra $26,764 in taxes under Metro's market value assessment scheme

Worried businessmen: Peter Manios, left, and partner Chris Pappas, of Old Mill Donuts and Deserts, are worried about the extra $26,764 in taxes under Metro's market value assessment scheme

Date9/23/1992
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0130421F
Taxing situation: Joan and Steve Schmidt say market value assessment would save them $1,288 a year in taxes on their Scarborough home
Taxing situation: Joan and Steve Schmidt say market value assessment would save them $1,288 a year in taxes on their Scarborough home
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Taxing situation: Joan and Steve Schmidt say market value assessment would save them $1,288 a year in taxes on their Scarborough home
Taxing situation: Joan and Steve Schmidt say market value assessment would save them $1,288 a year in taxes on their Scarborough home
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Ex-pert donut maker, Tom Brazier, owner-operator of Tiny Tom Donuts at the Canadian National Exhibition, makes sure each donut flips properly
Ex-pert donut maker, Tom Brazier, owner-operator of Tiny Tom Donuts at the Canadian National Exhibition, makes sure each donut flips properly
8/25/1991
John Bulloch, founder and president of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, is a one-man crusader for 50,000 small businessmen who feel buried under unnecessary paperwork, taxes
John Bulloch, founder and president of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, is a one-man crusader for 50,000 small businessmen who feel buried under unnecessary paperwork, taxes
5/30/1978
Wrye was reacting to a recent Star story that revealed how at least a dozen people together lost more than $1 million on franchises from a Toronto company called Holey Donuts run by David Platt
Wrye was reacting to a recent Star story that revealed how at least a dozen people together lost more than $1 million on franchises from a Toronto company called Holey Donuts run by David Platt
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What's Bobby Baun up to these days? He operates the Tim Horton Donuts outlet at the corner of Whites Rd
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1/23/1987
Just deserts?
Just deserts?
12/17/1987
Shocked: Brother-in-law John Maniaci (with spade) talks to neighbor George Pappas and a female family member today outside Drago's home
Shocked: Brother-in-law John Maniaci (with spade) talks to neighbor George Pappas and a female family member today outside Drago's home
1/21/1992
Honeymoon ended this morning when Mrs. Fay Pappas accompanied her husband of five days, Vassily, to immigration department. In Canada illegaly the 20-(...)
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11/15/1967
Side lines: Side Effects stars Nadia Capone, Anna Pappas and Albert Schultz camp for camera
Side lines: Side Effects stars Nadia Capone, Anna Pappas and Albert Schultz camp for camera
9/9/1994
Tearful parting ended honeymoon of Vassily and Fay Pappas, Now immigration officials say he can return from Greece to his bride in spring
Tearful parting ended honeymoon of Vassily and Fay Pappas, Now immigration officials say he can return from Greece to his bride in spring
1/6/1968
It's good to be back Vassily Pappas (right) said yesterday as he tied on his apron, back at work as chef for his former boss George Les (left). [Incomplete]
It's good to be back Vassily Pappas (right) said yesterday as he tied on his apron, back at work as chef for his former boss George Les (left). [Incomplete]
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