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Joy to the world: Rev. Barrett Armstrong leads 40 choristers from St. Michael's Choir School through their paces at a city nursing home. The boys in their maroon jackets, love to entertain
Joy to the world: Rev. Barrett Armstrong leads 40 choristers from St. Michael's Choir School through their paces at a city nursing home. The boys in their maroon jackets, love to entertain

Joy to the world: Rev. Barrett Armstrong leads 40 choristers from St. Michael's Choir School through their paces at a city nursing home. The boys in their maroon jackets, love to entertain

Date12/18/1980
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Original Toronto Star caption: Joy to the world: Rev. Barrett Armstrong leads 40 choristers from St. Michael's Choir School through their paces at a city nursing home. The boys in their maroon jackets; love to entertain.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0021590F
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