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One of about 100 volunteers working for the Radio Reading Service-about 75 of them on-air readers-john Tickell reads news item from The Star along wit(...)
One of about 100 volunteers working for the Radio Reading Service-about 75 of them on-air readers-john Tickell reads news item from The Star along wit(...)

One of about 100 volunteers working for the Radio Reading Service-about 75 of them on-air readers-john Tickell reads news item from The Star along wit(...)

Date7/5/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: One of about 100 volunteers working for the Radio Reading Service-about 75 of them on-air readers-john Tickell reads news item from The Star along with staff member Jacqueline Donaldson from a basement studio in Oakville's Woodside Public Library. About 200 blind and physically disabled people who have special receivers to pick up signal from a Burlington radio station. Volunteer Blair Harley (left; front) mans the controls.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0020735F
Blind poet Mary Frances Haws (left) reads one of the poems from her latest book to the Maud Hawkins unit of the United Church Women at Glebe United Ch(...)
Blind poet Mary Frances Haws (left) reads one of the poems from her latest book to the Maud Hawkins unit of the United Church Women at Glebe United Ch(...)
6/17/1974
Image shows the blind skaters program run by North York's parks and recreation department. Here ...
In its second year, the blind skaters program run by North York's parks and recreation department is brainchild of Andra Kelly, wife of Toronto Maple Leafs coach Red Kelly, and Nancy Cameron of department. Here, Mrs. Kelly assists Dennis Donnelly at Victoria Village Arena. There are 10 people in program, ranging in age from 7 to 62, and they come from all parts of Metro. They need more volunteers.
11/11/1976
Mrs. Frances Lloyd, 78, reads to her 81-year-old husband, Walter, from a Braille book at the Canadian National Institute for the Blind. Mrs. Lloyd, wh(...)
Mrs. Frances Lloyd, 78, reads to her 81-year-old husband, Walter, from a Braille book at the Canadian National Institute for the Blind. Mrs. Lloyd, wh(...)
4/4/1973
Rejean Proulx, a 20-year-old university student from Hearst who has been blind since birth, reads with an Optecon machine at the Canadian National Ins(...)
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9/12/1973
Blind for 29 years, Florence Carter reads what she has written on her Braille typewriter
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11/15/1972
Nagle family reads news in the star
Nagle family reads news in the star
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Le Carre reads, British spy novelist John Le Carre last night made his first public appearance in North America, reading from his new novel, The Russia House, at Convocation Hall
Le Carre reads, British spy novelist John Le Carre last night made his first public appearance in North America, reading from his new novel, The Russia House, at Convocation Hall
6/6/1989
First-rate news analyst, W. R. Plewman, shown here with his granddaughter, Wendy, is touring Europe and the Middle East to bring to Star readers an au(...)
First-rate news analyst, W. R. Plewman, shown here with his granddaughter, Wendy, is touring Europe and the Middle East to bring to Star readers an au(...)
6/28/1951
Blind reader holds a 'Story Hour', Read me a story, all youngsters sometimes plead
Blind reader holds a 'Story Hour', Read me a story, all youngsters sometimes plead
7/21/1970
The notorious bed-ins of Beatle John Lennon and Yoko Ono have given rise to some bizarre news coverage, but, says Star writer Margaret Daly, when you look each of them in the eyes as they talk about it, it's impossible not to believe
The notorious bed-ins of Beatle John Lennon and Yoko Ono have given rise to some bizarre news coverage, but, says Star writer Margaret Daly, when you look each of them in the eyes as they talk about it, it's impossible not to believe
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Tax time: Harold O'Brien (centre), one of about 6,000 Revenue Canada volunteers helps seniors like Audrey Garrett and Tom Brandon unravel the mysteries of income tax returns
Tax time: Harold O'Brien (centre), one of about 6,000 Revenue Canada volunteers helps seniors like Audrey Garrett and Tom Brandon unravel the mysteries of income tax returns
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David Zolf, one of many volunteers tutoring people who have trouble reading, works out of the Gerrard K Club on Spruce St
David Zolf, one of many volunteers tutoring people who have trouble reading, works out of the Gerrard K Club on Spruce St
2/7/1990