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Big sister volunteer Bev Spragge at work, 'Now director pf public relations, Bev helps a young friend select Christmas gifts
Big sister volunteer Bev Spragge at work, 'Now director pf public relations, Bev helps a young friend select Christmas gifts

Big sister volunteer Bev Spragge at work, 'Now director pf public relations, Bev helps a young friend select Christmas gifts

Date11/14/1973
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  • Big sister volunteer Bev Spragge at work; 'Now director pf public relations; Bev helps a young friend select Christmas gifts
  • Big sister volunteer Bev Spragge at work, 'Now director pf public relations, Bev helps a young friend select Christmas gifts
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Original Toronto Star caption: Big sister volunteer Bev Spragge at work; 'Now director pf public relations; Bev helps a young friend select Christmas gifts
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    ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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    Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0109596F
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    Gifts for the future: Cheryl Sanders (left), public relations officer at Durham College in Oshawa, makes deposit in 50-year time capsule
    Gifts for the future: Cheryl Sanders (left), public relations officer at Durham College in Oshawa, makes deposit in 50-year time capsule
    Russell, Jim
    11/28/1989
    hristmas Ribbon. on this $23,000 Aston Martin symbolizes dealer hn Cox's hope that somebody will buy it as a gift for a loved one. obody's taken up his offer of Christmas morning delivery yet, but other expensive items are being snapped up around Toronto. Jewelry, fur coats an gold toothpicks are big with those who don't insist on sensible gifts. Some teenagers don't mind paying $100 for a gold chain. [Incomplete]
    hristmas Ribbon. on this $23,000 Aston Martin symbolizes dealer hn Cox's hope that somebody will buy it as a gift for a loved one. obody's taken up his offer of Christmas morning delivery yet, but other expensive items are being snapped up around Toronto. Jewelry, fur coats an gold toothpicks are big with those who don't insist on sensible gifts. Some teenagers don't mind paying $100 for a gold chain. [Incomplete]
    Goode, Jeff
    12/13/1972
    Refinishing pine tool moulds is just one of the projects 27-year-old Bill Don has taken on since he and he and his wife Bev decided to fulfil his life's dream, to run their own store. Ardith One, on Yonge St., features antiques and artifacts the pair has collected over the past two years. The young couple say that mixing marriage and business has given them something to work on for the rest of their lives.
    Refinishing pine tool moulds is just one of the projects 27-year-old Bill Don has taken on since he and he and his wife Bev decided to fulfil his life's dream, to run their own store. Ardith One, on Yonge St., features antiques and artifacts the pair has collected over the past two years. The young couple say that mixing marriage and business has given them something to work on for the rest of their lives.
    Beaty, Keith
    8/1/1973
    Mr. Guy Big sits on top of the piano played by Bev Hallam in St. Luke's Church, the Theatre for Physically Disabled People
    Mr. Guy Big sits on top of the piano played by Bev Hallam in St. Luke's Church, the Theatre for Physically Disabled People
    Spremo, Boris
    3/8/1973
    Goodness snakes! Bev Carter of the Metro Zoo shows off a legless lizard to a young show-goer
    Goodness snakes! Bev Carter of the Metro Zoo shows off a legless lizard to a young show-goer
    Cooper, David
    3/16/1979
    New wrinkle: Tom Royal of Sears introduces the merchandising giant's upscale answer to Cabbage Patch Kids -- Wrinkles the hound, a $500 item and one of a number of luxury gifts in Sears' biggest Christmas catalogue, unveiled yesterday
    New wrinkle: Tom Royal of Sears introduces the merchandising giant's upscale answer to Cabbage Patch Kids -- Wrinkles the hound, a $500 item and one of a number of luxury gifts in Sears' biggest Christmas catalogue, unveiled yesterday
    Beaty, Keith
    8/26/1985
    Wrapping Gifts for Christmas, Ivana Bianchet, 13, will be able to eat cake for the first time since she received a new kidney in a joint operation wit(...)
    Wrapping Gifts for Christmas, Ivana Bianchet, 13, will be able to eat cake for the first time since she received a new kidney in a joint operation wit(...)
    Loek, Dick
    12/9/1971
    Bearing gifts: Loaded down with late Christmas purchases, Vince Diano tries to call a cab yesterday from Yorkdale Shopping Centre
    Bearing gifts: Loaded down with late Christmas purchases, Vince Diano tries to call a cab yesterday from Yorkdale Shopping Centre
    Spremo, Boris
    12/23/1998
    John Nadeau fo The Wine Establishment shows off a selection of Christmas gifts for wine fanciers.
    John Nadeau fo The Wine Establishment shows off a selection of Christmas gifts for wine fanciers.
    Loek, Dick
    12/1/1987
    Today's Christmas, with all its trimmings-the tree, the piled-high gifts-is an almost perfect pleasure for Prof
    Today's Christmas, with all its trimmings-the tree, the piled-high gifts-is an almost perfect pleasure for Prof
    Lennon, Frank
    12/17/1973
    John Wintermeyer (Director of Public Relations and Marketing), Dr. Jerry Shklar (Team Physician), David Watkins (Assistant Director of Public Relations)
    John Wintermeyer (Director of Public Relations and Marketing), Dr. Jerry Shklar (Team Physician), David Watkins (Assistant Director of Public Relations)
    Cooper, David
    10/28/1987
    Help for lepers: Paul-Emile Cardinal Leger, former Bishop of Montreal who is now helping African lepers, accepts gifts from, left, Tom Denomme, brother Ronald, and Douglas Kennedy, pupils of Kitchener's Sacred Heart School
    Help for lepers: Paul-Emile Cardinal Leger, former Bishop of Montreal who is now helping African lepers, accepts gifts from, left, Tom Denomme, brother Ronald, and Douglas Kennedy, pupils of Kitchener's Sacred Heart School
    Geo, Mario
    10/18/1969