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Dan MacDonald: The public sees stoop-and-scoop laws as stupid, the People's Animal Welfare Society president says.
Dan MacDonald: The public sees stoop-and-scoop laws as stupid, the People's Animal Welfare Society president says.

Dan MacDonald: The public sees stoop-and-scoop laws as stupid, the People's Animal Welfare Society president says.

Date7/6/1982
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0129835F
Old friends: Dan MacDonald, president of animal welfare group, is himself owner of two dogs, 17-year-old Whiskers and 13-year old Duchess
Old friends: Dan MacDonald, president of animal welfare group, is himself owner of two dogs, 17-year-old Whiskers and 13-year old Duchess
Dunlop, Alan
2/11/1982
No smoking. Harold Currie helped get a change in Ontario welfare laws in 1975.
No smoking. Harold Currie helped get a change in Ontario welfare laws in 1975.
Griffin, Doug
11/28/1974
Rudolf Reusse: It's dumb, it's stupid,' businessman says of federal tax penalty.
Rudolf Reusse: It's dumb, it's stupid,' businessman says of federal tax penalty.
Spremo, Boris
2/13/1993
That's Scoop: Brampton Guardian Sports Editor Ken 'Scoop' Giles sports a maroon and white checked sports jacket, with matching tie and slacks, as he catches up on the day's news
That's Scoop: Brampton Guardian Sports Editor Ken 'Scoop' Giles sports a maroon and white checked sports jacket, with matching tie and slacks, as he catches up on the day's news
Russell, Jim
10/12/1983
One-horse sleigh: Wood-carver Gordon Law of Oshawa and Leslie Fallaize, 6, look at piece of folk art, a cutter carved by Law's father, the late Ivan Law
One-horse sleigh: Wood-carver Gordon Law of Oshawa and Leslie Fallaize, 6, look at piece of folk art, a cutter carved by Law's father, the late Ivan Law
Russell, Jim
12/9/1983
Searcing: Ludwig Siedersberger uses dowsing equipment in search of rays he believes harmful to people's health
Searcing: Ludwig Siedersberger uses dowsing equipment in search of rays he believes harmful to people's health
Cooper, David
7/16/1982
Stuart B. Philpott, left, assistant professor of anthropology at the University of Toronto, - spent two years studying the peoples of the West Indies.
Stuart B. Philpott, left, assistant professor of anthropology at the University of Toronto, - spent two years studying the peoples of the West Indies.
Griffin, Doug
3/12/1970
Kicking off a fund-raising drive for Young People's Theatre at St
Kicking off a fund-raising drive for Young People's Theatre at St
Innell, Reg, 1926-2018
2/24/1971
We're still fighting battles in other people's backyards as well as our own. William Roberts Corra Chairman.
We're still fighting battles in other people's backyards as well as our own. William Roberts Corra Chairman.
Beaty, Keith
10/4/1978
Roy Raghunan: Attention disorder can ruin people's lives, psychologist says.
Roy Raghunan: Attention disorder can ruin people's lives, psychologist says.
Dunlop, Al
1/6/1988
Cyril Sapiro: Trustee says people's brains come unglued when they deal with credit.
Cyril Sapiro: Trustee says people's brains come unglued when they deal with credit.
Toronto Star (Firm)
1/16/1990
In most countries, traditions are being broken, says Canadian philosopher Raymond Klibansky. People's minds are being molded.
In most countries, traditions are being broken, says Canadian philosopher Raymond Klibansky. People's minds are being molded.
Spremo, Boris
5/30/1974