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Joanne Yale of Boost with new cheques for the blind
Joanne Yale of Boost with new cheques for the blind

Joanne Yale of Boost with new cheques for the blind

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Original Toronto Star caption: Joanne Yale of Boost with new cheques for the blind.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0020743F
When a blind couple, Michael and Jo-Anne Yale, went to see Europe even the Louvre guards helped out - they were allowed to feel the Venus de Milo
When a blind couple, Michael and Jo-Anne Yale, went to see Europe even the Louvre guards helped out - they were allowed to feel the Venus de Milo
9/2/1980
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4/22/1974
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7/24/1965
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5/12/1977
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Totally blind, Lorraine Jackson leaves a bus on her way alone to an appointment, thanks to the mobility course at the Canadian National Institute for the Blind
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3/22/1974
Blind: David and Marjorie Inglis, who are legally blind and living in a Metro Housing Authority development in Scarborough, say people with disabilities can live well in subsidized housing
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3/4/1986
Born blind, Susan Miller, who has taught other blind persons for 50 of her 77 years, practises weaving-the one hobby I love
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Toronto is fine for the blind but it could be better says John Simmons, recreation supervisor for Canadian National Institute for the Blind on Bayview(...)
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