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He throws, he misses . . . Al White, a Toronto Argo quarterback, threw a 75-yard bomb to North York Controller Bob Yuill in the new North York municipal building but it was too hot for Yuill to hold
He throws, he misses . . . Al White, a Toronto Argo quarterback, threw a 75-yard bomb to North York Controller Bob Yuill in the new North York municipal building but it was too hot for Yuill to hold

He throws, he misses . . . Al White, a Toronto Argo quarterback, threw a 75-yard bomb to North York Controller Bob Yuill in the new North York municipal building but it was too hot for Yuill to hold

Date5/31/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: He throws, he misses . . . Al White, a Toronto Argo quarterback, threw a 75-yard bomb to North York Controller Bob Yuill in the new North York municipal building but it was too hot for Yuill to hold.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0088918F
Money scramble: North York Controller Bob Yuill tosses around $1 bills during Metro Council budget debate yesterday to protest Metro's tax increase
Money scramble: North York Controller Bob Yuill tosses around $1 bills during Metro Council budget debate yesterday to protest Metro's tax increase
4/26/1988
A knock-out, Shawn O'Sullivan enlists the help of Alderman Ron Summers, left, and Controller Bob Yuill to make the North York mayor's blood donor clinic next week a knock-out event
A knock-out, Shawn O'Sullivan enlists the help of Alderman Ron Summers, left, and Controller Bob Yuill to make the North York mayor's blood donor clinic next week a knock-out event
12/30/1986
Controller Robert Yuill shows mock-up of North York's new boundary signs to Mayor Mel Lastman.
Controller Robert Yuill shows mock-up of North York's new boundary signs to Mayor Mel Lastman.
2/8/1979
Robert Yuill: North York controller said 2, 4-D weed killer could be swallowed
Robert Yuill: North York controller said 2, 4-D weed killer could be swallowed
5/31/1979
Wondering: East York's Dave Johnson, left, North York's Bob Yuill question financing
Wondering: East York's Dave Johnson, left, North York's Bob Yuill question financing
7/3/1984
Controller Robert Yuill checks out police radio in bomb proof room at the Aurora Rediness Centre. Aurora, Ontario
Controller Robert Yuill checks out police radio in bomb proof room at the Aurora Rediness Centre. Aurora, Ontario
2/23/1977
Aldermen make hula hoopla, North York aldermen Bob Yuill, left, and Ron Summers turned out in their best Hawaiian finery yesterday to promote a North (...)
Aldermen make hula hoopla, North York aldermen Bob Yuill, left, and Ron Summers turned out in their best Hawaiian finery yesterday to promote a North (...)
12/27/1984
Signs are costly--so he makes his own, North York Alderman Robert Yuill, seeking a seat on board of control this time, says he can't afford to buy 300(...)
Signs are costly--so he makes his own, North York Alderman Robert Yuill, seeking a seat on board of control this time, says he can't afford to buy 300(...)
10/31/1976
Bob's battle of the bulge, Controller Bob Yuill, who is trying to shed 15 pounds, is using his lunch hour to take off weight instead of put it on
Bob's battle of the bulge, Controller Bob Yuill, who is trying to shed 15 pounds, is using his lunch hour to take off weight instead of put it on
1/30/1979
Bob's battle of the bulge, Controller Bob Yuill, who is trying to shed 15 pounds, is using his lunch hour to take off weight instead of put it on
Bob's battle of the bulge, Controller Bob Yuill, who is trying to shed 15 pounds, is using his lunch hour to take off weight instead of put it on
1/30/1979
Bob Yuill: We should take all the beer bottles out, get the ceilar cleaned up, and put the wife's snow shovel away on the shelf, the controller says, with tongue firmly implanted in his cheek
Bob Yuill: We should take all the beer bottles out, get the ceilar cleaned up, and put the wife's snow shovel away on the shelf, the controller says, with tongue firmly implanted in his cheek
4/29/1982
Bob Yuill: A return to the good old days' could lower labor costs, controller says
Bob Yuill: A return to the good old days' could lower labor costs, controller says
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