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Wonderful venue': John MacLean, Keswick library's chief executive officer and Louann Sanders, manager of the theatre attached to the library, are proud of the success of the theatre, which critics once said would be a white elephant
Wonderful venue': John MacLean, Keswick library's chief executive officer and Louann Sanders, manager of the theatre attached to the library, are proud of the success of the theatre, which critics once said would be a white elephant

Wonderful venue': John MacLean, Keswick library's chief executive officer and Louann Sanders, manager of the theatre attached to the library, are proud of the success of the theatre, which critics once said would be a white elephant

Date9/18/1991
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0130125F
Doug Sanders. A proud father
Doug Sanders. A proud father
7/23/1969
Rip torn: Plays executive producer of The Larry Sanders Show
Rip torn: Plays executive producer of The Larry Sanders Show
3/19/1990
Tom Sanders - Manager Dominion Store.
Tom Sanders - Manager Dominion Store.
9/4/1998
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
11/28/1989
Changing story: Ellen Wheatley, a branch manager with the North York Public Library system, changes a children's story tape for the library's Dial-a-Story program
Changing story: Ellen Wheatley, a branch manager with the North York Public Library system, changes a children's story tape for the library's Dial-a-Story program
3/1/1990
Donald G. Campbell, 51, president and chief executive officer of Maclean-Hunter Ltd., stands beside portrait of Donald F. Hunter, 65, chairman, in the(...)
Donald G. Campbell, 51, president and chief executive officer of Maclean-Hunter Ltd., stands beside portrait of Donald F. Hunter, 65, chairman, in the(...)
3/23/1976
Journalists honored: Three of the four new members of the Canadian News Hall of Fame are, from left, Pierre Berton, the late Byrne Hope Sanders and John Bassett
Journalists honored: Three of the four new members of the Canadian News Hall of Fame are, from left, Pierre Berton, the late Byrne Hope Sanders and John Bassett
9/9/1981
Colonel Harland Sanders, the chicken king, says he and his wife vowed to tithe 10 per cent of their income in return for good health, but adds Ah know that Ah couldn't buy my way into heaven
Colonel Harland Sanders, the chicken king, says he and his wife vowed to tithe 10 per cent of their income in return for good health, but adds Ah know that Ah couldn't buy my way into heaven
5/1/1970
Col Harland Sanders
Col Harland Sanders
5/1/1970
Mixed emotions: Jack Morris didn't feel so hot after Delon Sanders, Lonnie Smith and Dave Justice (left to right) celebrated Smith's grand slam in the fifth inning
Mixed emotions: Jack Morris didn't feel so hot after Delon Sanders, Lonnie Smith and Dave Justice (left to right) celebrated Smith's grand slam in the fifth inning
10/22/1992
Senior showman on the Harlem Globetrotters is Twiggy Sanders, who showed his style at Maple Leaf Gardens
Senior showman on the Harlem Globetrotters is Twiggy Sanders, who showed his style at Maple Leaf Gardens
3/29/1987
Twice declared dead by doctors after being shot point-blank in the abdomen with a shotgun about two years ago, 61-year-old Arthur Sanders says his experience with death has transformed his life
Twice declared dead by doctors after being shot point-blank in the abdomen with a shotgun about two years ago, 61-year-old Arthur Sanders says his experience with death has transformed his life
3/24/1977