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Singing for children keeps Sharon Hampson looking young
Singing for children keeps Sharon Hampson looking young

Singing for children keeps Sharon Hampson looking young

Date11/21/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: Singing for children keeps Sharon Hampson looking young
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0102493F
Sharon Hampson, Lois Lilienstein and Bram Morrison plus one elephant (actress Paula Gallivan) equals TV success
Sharon Hampson, Lois Lilienstein and Bram Morrison plus one elephant (actress Paula Gallivan) equals TV success
Goode, Jeff
5/3/1987
Kid pleasers. North America's favorite children's entertainers, Sharon, Lois and Bram had a Forum full of kids singing along with gusto in a concert at Ontario Place last night
Kid pleasers. North America's favorite children's entertainers, Sharon, Lois and Bram had a Forum full of kids singing along with gusto in a concert at Ontario Place last night
Cooper, David
7/6/1987
A heart pacemaker like this is what keeps Robert Young alive, and he explains the working of it to (from left) his wife Anne, and daughters Stephanie,(...)
A heart pacemaker like this is what keeps Robert Young alive, and he explains the working of it to (from left) his wife Anne, and daughters Stephanie,(...)
Bezant, Graham
1/24/1972
A smokescreen keeps the young volunteer reservists in the trenches from seeing the approach of the 'enemy' in attacks that are as realistic as possible
A smokescreen keeps the young volunteer reservists in the trenches from seeing the approach of the 'enemy' in attacks that are as realistic as possible
Canada. Canadian Army
8/24/1984
Anthony Hampson: Looking on bright side
Anthony Hampson: Looking on bright side
Canada Development Corporation
2/1/1977
Keeps books: Zena Kossar keeps the books for her husband Leon and gets a salary of $30,000 a year.
Keeps books: Zena Kossar keeps the books for her husband Leon and gets a salary of $30,000 a year.
Kossar, Leon
6/18/1975
Keeps audience spellbound: Playwright George Walker, whose Better Living opens Thursday, keeps enlarging his cast of wildly eccentric characters play after play
Keeps audience spellbound: Playwright George Walker, whose Better Living opens Thursday, keeps enlarging his cast of wildly eccentric characters play after play
Innell, Reg, 1926-2018
5/14/1986
Miles of nets must be kept in A-1 condition to keep catching fish which keeps the factory in operation
Miles of nets must be kept in A-1 condition to keep catching fish which keeps the factory in operation
Teskey, Frank
5/5/1956
He Keeps Train Riders on Track, Vince Severino is among an elite few workers whose care and expertise keep trains moving disaster-free through busy Un(...)
He Keeps Train Riders on Track, Vince Severino is among an elite few workers whose care and expertise keep trains moving disaster-free through busy Un(...)
Spremo, Boris
10/12/1989
Image shows a smaller boat "William Rest" with a big ship "Chicago Tribune" in the background.
Cold work. William Rest keeps chugging away, breaking up ice to keep channel free for Islands ferry - but not much else, is moving in Toronto harbor t(...)
Spremo, Boris
1/8/1981
Plywood curtain for 'Archer'. Workmen keep eye on Three Way Piece No. 2-The Archer, but wooden fence keeps public's eye off it until it is unveiled to(...)
Plywood curtain for 'Archer'. Workmen keep eye on Three Way Piece No. 2-The Archer, but wooden fence keeps public's eye off it until it is unveiled to(...)
Lennon, Frank
10/25/1966
Balancing act: Gordie Anderson (above) keeps as Laser II on course while a student tries out the trapeze, which is used to keep the small boat balanced in racking
Balancing act: Gordie Anderson (above) keeps as Laser II on course while a student tries out the trapeze, which is used to keep the small boat balanced in racking
Loek, Dick
8/20/1982