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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

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

Date4/29/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: 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.
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    ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
    CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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    Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
    Object NumberTSPA_0090496F
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    Goode, Jeff
    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
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    5/14/1992
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    Bull, Ron
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    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
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    McConnell, Colin
    12/30/1986
    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
    Beaty, Keith
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    Lennon, Frank
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    By Jane Mussett, Special to the Star, Racking your brain on what to get dear old Dad for Father's Day this Sunday? Well, fret no more. Stores are full of tongue-in-cheek, novel gift ideas
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    Combs, Erin
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