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Toronto Author Joy Fielding. There's a gusty, who-cares honesty about her book
Toronto Author Joy Fielding. There's a gusty, who-cares honesty about her book

Toronto Author Joy Fielding. There's a gusty, who-cares honesty about her book

Date9/16/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Toronto Author Joy Fielding. There's a gusty; who-cares honesty about her book
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
      Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0046960F
      Who cares for her? Five provincial ministries and municipal governments, working with 16 pieces of legislation and 25 different programs, administer Ontario's care for the elderly
      Who cares for her? Five provincial ministries and municipal governments, working with 16 pieces of legislation and 25 different programs, administer Ontario's care for the elderly
      Loek, Dick
      2/26/1982
      It's their future: For everyone who cares about children, United Nationas summit offers hope
      It's their future: For everyone who cares about children, United Nationas summit offers hope
      Stawicki, Andrew
      9/26/1990
      Joy Fielding Author
      Joy Fielding Author
      Bull, Ron
      4/11/1989
      She ties a yellow ribbon: Scarborough Mayor Joyce Trimmer shows how much Scarborough cares about Canada's forces in the gulf
      She ties a yellow ribbon: Scarborough Mayor Joyce Trimmer shows how much Scarborough cares about Canada's forces in the gulf
      Irish, Paul
      1/25/1991
      Cares about artists: Simon Desdnere has long championed the cause of Quebec art.
      Cares about artists: Simon Desdnere has long championed the cause of Quebec art.
      Dunlop, Alan
      5/6/1986
      Who cares if summer winds won't blow?, When young skipper Owen Cara's Optimist sailboat ran out of wind in Toronto Island lagoon near Hanlan's Point y(...)
      Who cares if summer winds won't blow?, When young skipper Owen Cara's Optimist sailboat ran out of wind in Toronto Island lagoon near Hanlan's Point y(...)
      Loek, Dick
      10 August 1977
      Sweet dreams: Above and right, novelist Joy Fielding with toy poodle Casey reclines near her four-poster decked with lots of linens and lace pillows
      Sweet dreams: Above and right, novelist Joy Fielding with toy poodle Casey reclines near her four-poster decked with lots of linens and lace pillows
      Eglinton, Rick
      2/14/1993
      A mechanical card. A girl and a large dog ride together in a green boat with a red sail. Waves …
      To my valentine: Shipwrecked but who cares
      approximately 1934
      Let it rain, who cares? askes Miss Argonaut Debbie Spring as she waves to the crowds along the drenched Grey Cup Parade route in downtown Vancouver ye(...)
      Let it rain, who cares? askes Miss Argonaut Debbie Spring as she waves to the crowds along the drenched Grey Cup Parade route in downtown Vancouver ye(...)
      Mahler, John
      11/27/1983
      Worthy project: Syd Beder of Power Clothes Works is heading a campaign called Fashion Cares that will sell T-shirts to raise funds for AIDS relief in Toronto.
      Worthy project: Syd Beder of Power Clothes Works is heading a campaign called Fashion Cares that will sell T-shirts to raise funds for AIDS relief in Toronto.
      Combs, Erin
      4/27/1987
      $170,000 worth of winning smiles, There's a total $170,000 worth of joy in the smiles of big winners of Lotterio, Ontario's largest lottery, after the(...)
      $170,000 worth of winning smiles, There's a total $170,000 worth of joy in the smiles of big winners of Lotterio, Ontario's largest lottery, after the(...)
      Lennon, Frank
      11/9/1971
      There's no single right way. Today's parents are learning there is no right way or wrong way to raise a child, these two Metro child care experts agree
      There's no single right way. Today's parents are learning there is no right way or wrong way to raise a child, these two Metro child care experts agree
      Innell, Reg, 1926-2018
      1/4/1974