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Helping children

Helping children

Date11/29/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: Helping children: The annual Light A Bulb, Help A Child campaign opened yesterday, with Vanessa Harwood, principal dancer of the National Ballet, helped by Rick Vaive, captain (for now) of the Leafs, handling the ceremonies. Proceeds go to Hospital for Sick Children.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0087315F
A helping hand: A bandaged mascot, and friend Michael Drudge, stand over injured Scout Sean Finucane at Hospital for Sick Children
A helping hand: A bandaged mascot, and friend Michael Drudge, stand over injured Scout Sean Finucane at Hospital for Sick Children
5/13/1982
Helping hand: With the assistance of her mother, Donna McCrea, Heather, 3, takes a cookie with new myoelectric hand, which has been designed in Toronto for very young children
Helping hand: With the assistance of her mother, Donna McCrea, Heather, 3, takes a cookie with new myoelectric hand, which has been designed in Toronto for very young children
5/14/1987
Helping students get over the culture shock they experience when coming to Canada from the West Indies, counsellor Judith Jackson leads children in ga(...)
Helping students get over the culture shock they experience when coming to Canada from the West Indies, counsellor Judith Jackson leads children in ga(...)
8/13/1976
Making life bear-able for kids, RCMP Corporal Greg McGrath is surrounded by new, fuzzy allies - Teddy Bears - for the purpose of helping children at P(...)
Making life bear-able for kids, RCMP Corporal Greg McGrath is surrounded by new, fuzzy allies - Teddy Bears - for the purpose of helping children at P(...)
10/16/1992
Helping get new homes ready for Warrendale's children were Mrs
Helping get new homes ready for Warrendale's children were Mrs
12/15/1965
Hospital fund on a roll. Hospital for Sick Children president David Martin (left) lends a helping hand as Dr. Douglas Johnston clowns it up on a skate(...)
Hospital fund on a roll. Hospital for Sick Children president David Martin (left) lends a helping hand as Dr. Douglas Johnston clowns it up on a skate(...)
8/12/1986
Helping hand. Mary Miles, a pupil at the Beverley St. School for Retarded Children, demonstrates her skill at tying shoe laces on Premier John Robarts(...)
Helping hand. Mary Miles, a pupil at the Beverley St. School for Retarded Children, demonstrates her skill at tying shoe laces on Premier John Robarts(...)
12/21/1961
Ike offersa helping hand. Blue Jay Mark Eichhorn teams up with 4-year-old Jordie Burton at a fundraiser for the Children's Miracle Network Telethon in(...)
Ike offersa helping hand. Blue Jay Mark Eichhorn teams up with 4-year-old Jordie Burton at a fundraiser for the Children's Miracle Network Telethon in(...)
5/10/1988
Social Service : Helping Erring Children : An address delivered before the Canadian Club of Vancouver, on February 18th, 1909
Social Service : Helping Erring Children : An address delivered before the Canadian Club of Vancouver, on February 18th, 1909
1909
Helping poor: Peter Dalglish is founder of SKI Courier, a Khartoum business that employs street children.
Helping poor: Peter Dalglish is founder of SKI Courier, a Khartoum business that employs street children.
8/5/1988
Helping hands: Murray Dryden, left, has been sending bedkits for years to Third World children. With him are Marybelle Lynch, and Bette and John Sergeant, who will be travelling overseas soon to distribute the packages.
Helping hands: Murray Dryden, left, has been sending bedkits for years to Third World children. With him are Marybelle Lynch, and Bette and John Sergeant, who will be travelling overseas soon to distribute the packages.
1/11/1986
Trying a new approach to helping the battered child, Dr. Simon Kreindler, a child psychitrist, and sociologist Barbara Warme head an experiment to try to to improve the parent's image of himself so that he no longer beats children.
Trying a new approach to helping the battered child, Dr. Simon Kreindler, a child psychitrist, and sociologist Barbara Warme head an experiment to try to to improve the parent's image of himself so that he no longer beats children.
6/26/1974