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Question of Communication

Question of Communication

Date2/14/1989
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Original Toronto Star caption: Question of Communication: Rev. Bob Rumball chats with Olive Moore, 85, using sign language. Rumball says many deaf seniors are in nursing homes with no one with whom to communicate.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0077987F
Burning Canadian questions; inter-provincial communications, Atlantic ports, development of natural resources, labor and captial, immigration and prohibition
Burning Canadian questions; inter-provincial communications, Atlantic ports, development of natural resources, labor and captial, immigration and prohibition
1892
Detective in communication with headquarters by walkie-talkie questions persons near Alexandra Blvd
Detective in communication with headquarters by walkie-talkie questions persons near Alexandra Blvd
5/11/1967
Canada, water communication, an account of the progress which has been made in the works for the improvement of the water communication between Montre(...)
Canada, water communication, an account of the progress which has been made in the works for the improvement of the water communication between Montre(...)
1830
Communications Minister Jeanne Sauve
Communications Minister Jeanne Sauve
11/9/1976
The lines of communication : effect of alcohol on type-setters
The lines of communication : effect of alcohol on type-setters
approximately 1912
Communications Minister Karen Haslam and industry Minister Ed Philip pay a hands-on tribute to Black and Decker cordless power mower as money-making Canadian design
Communications Minister Karen Haslam and industry Minister Ed Philip pay a hands-on tribute to Black and Decker cordless power mower as money-making Canadian design
10/2/1992
Looking for trouble on the Queen Elizabeth Way, Ken Williams, a ministry of transportation and communications engineer, monitors five TV screens which(...)
Looking for trouble on the Queen Elizabeth Way, Ken Williams, a ministry of transportation and communications engineer, monitors five TV screens which(...)
4/26/1976
Communication from the honorable the Executive council to the Lieutenant Governor, with His Excellency's reply
Communication from the honorable the Executive council to the Lieutenant Governor, with His Excellency's reply
1836
Constable Jim Baine, the communications operator at the milton detachement of the ontario Provincial Police, responds to a call on the newly installed(...)
Constable Jim Baine, the communications operator at the milton detachement of the ontario Provincial Police, responds to a call on the newly installed(...)
12/14/1976
Then Radio was a Miracle-now it's facsimile, When radio was the miracle in the field of communication, The Star was first to bring to bring it to the public
Then Radio was a Miracle-now it's facsimile, When radio was the miracle in the field of communication, The Star was first to bring to bring it to the public
8/26/1939
Of consuming interest: Above, communications officer Brian Stein stands beside an Ontario Science Centre display showing dramatically how much food a single Canadian eats every year
Of consuming interest: Above, communications officer Brian Stein stands beside an Ontario Science Centre display showing dramatically how much food a single Canadian eats every year
3/5/1986
Officials: Left, Arnold Roberts, president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Brampton and, right, Dick Robertson, director of public communications
Officials: Left, Arnold Roberts, president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Brampton and, right, Dick Robertson, director of public communications
7/26/1990