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Very important Mom Laura Sabia with her daughter, Maureen, a lawyer who says having a famous parent adds zest and challenge to her life
Very important Mom Laura Sabia with her daughter, Maureen, a lawyer who says having a famous parent adds zest and challenge to her life

Very important Mom Laura Sabia with her daughter, Maureen, a lawyer who says having a famous parent adds zest and challenge to her life

Date2/10/1988
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  • Very important Mom Laura Sabia with her daughter, Maureen, a lawyer who says having a famous parent adds zest and challenge to her life
  • Very important Mom Laura Sabia with her daughter, Maureen, a lawyer who says having a famous parent adds zest and challenge to her life.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Very important Mom Laura Sabia with her daughter, Maureen, a lawyer who says having a famous parent adds zest and challenge to her life.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0078280F
Laura Sabia and daughter Maureen Sabia
Laura Sabia and daughter Maureen Sabia
Griffin, Doug
2/10/1988
Big brother watching: Copyright lawyer Paul Tackaberry is a Big Brother to Patrick Quinlan. Being a Big Brother adds to my life, Tackaberry says.
Big brother watching: Copyright lawyer Paul Tackaberry is a Big Brother to Patrick Quinlan. Being a Big Brother adds to my life, Tackaberry says.
Bock, Tony
11/22/1992
Smile!: The best thing that I wear for North York is my smile, says Marilyn Lastman, who adds she would like to be several inches taller than her 5-foot-2
Smile!: The best thing that I wear for North York is my smile, says Marilyn Lastman, who adds she would like to be several inches taller than her 5-foot-2
Combs, Erin
6/27/1991
Clearing a hurdle: Finding something meaningful to do when you retire is probably the biggest hurdle you will have to face, says professor and author Dr. Alan Roadburg, who adds that retirement dreams can be fulfilled if you plan your future.
Clearing a hurdle: Finding something meaningful to do when you retire is probably the biggest hurdle you will have to face, says professor and author Dr. Alan Roadburg, who adds that retirement dreams can be fulfilled if you plan your future.
McConnell, Colin
2/20/1985
Laura Sabia: Women's rights leader says inreasing teen pregnancies are a disaster
Laura Sabia: Women's rights leader says inreasing teen pregnancies are a disaster
Cooper, David
8/17/1981
Laura Sabia covers her confusion
Laura Sabia covers her confusion
Griffin, Doug
12/8/1976
Young lawyer Maureen Sabia in feminine role of hostess
Young lawyer Maureen Sabia in feminine role of hostess
Olsen, Bob, 1931-2022
1/8/1971
Achiever: Maureen Sabia is a hard-working lawyer
Achiever: Maureen Sabia is a hard-working lawyer
Lennon, Frank
6/3/1980
Defence lawyer Shellon Fitch, who saw her client, Fernand Robinson, convicted last week of murdering lawyer Barbra Schlifer, says Robinson was a very (...)
Defence lawyer Shellon Fitch, who saw her client, Fernand Robinson, convicted last week of murdering lawyer Barbra Schlifer, says Robinson was a very (...)
Fitch, Shellon
5/5/1984
Defence lawyer Shellon Fitch, who saw her client, Fernand Robinson, convicted last week of murdering lawyer Barbra Schlifer, says Robinson was 'a very(...)
Defence lawyer Shellon Fitch, who saw her client, Fernand Robinson, convicted last week of murdering lawyer Barbra Schlifer, says Robinson was 'a very(...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
12/7/1982
Happy with life: Laura Paterson, who turns 100 tomorrow, says a good husband and home helped her live such a long, healthy life
Happy with life: Laura Paterson, who turns 100 tomorrow, says a good husband and home helped her live such a long, healthy life
Russell, Jim
9/22/1983
Life's improving: Dennis and Bernadette Cyrenne, the Jehovah's Witness parents who took their daughter, Sara, 12, out of hospital rather than have her receive a blood transfusion, say life'e easier in Maintouwadge now they've been acquitted of criminal negligence in her death.
Life's improving: Dennis and Bernadette Cyrenne, the Jehovah's Witness parents who took their daughter, Sara, 12, out of hospital rather than have her receive a blood transfusion, say life'e easier in Maintouwadge now they've been acquitted of criminal negligence in her death.
Dutton, Don
10/2/1981