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New receptionist: Sitting at his typewriter is Bill Dimberline, a visually impaired CNIB client.
New receptionist: Sitting at his typewriter is Bill Dimberline, a visually impaired CNIB client.

New receptionist: Sitting at his typewriter is Bill Dimberline, a visually impaired CNIB client.

Date7/2/1987
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0126713F
Top of the class: Jan Noworoiska, who placed first in the senior applied science and engineering category at the Metro Science Fair, shows off his computerized aid for the visually impaired
Top of the class: Jan Noworoiska, who placed first in the senior applied science and engineering category at the Metro Science Fair, shows off his computerized aid for the visually impaired
4/16/1984
Pre-school blind children at the Ontario Foundation for Visually Impaired Children centre in Toronto play on special inflatable toys in all shapes and(...)
Pre-school blind children at the Ontario Foundation for Visually Impaired Children centre in Toronto play on special inflatable toys in all shapes and(...)
4/7/1978
Anto Awansian examines a doll at the school operated by the Ontario Foundation for Visually Impaired Children in High Park
Anto Awansian examines a doll at the school operated by the Ontario Foundation for Visually Impaired Children in High Park
11/5/1989
Trusted friend: Dr. Dayton Foreman, a retired psychiatrist who went blind 12 years ago, has learned to cope with the help of his guide dog, Graham. Foreman is actively involved with the CNIB.
Trusted friend: Dr. Dayton Foreman, a retired psychiatrist who went blind 12 years ago, has learned to cope with the help of his guide dog, Graham. Foreman is actively involved with the CNIB.
1/21/1987
Survival gear: Geoff Eden, who tests technical aids for the CNIB, says he wouldn't survive without electronic equipment that allows him to read and write.
Survival gear: Geoff Eden, who tests technical aids for the CNIB, says he wouldn't survive without electronic equipment that allows him to read and write.
1/31/1991
Federal Health Minister Jake Epp helps Dr. Euclid Herie, of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind, cross the street on the way to ceremonies at CNIB headquarters on Bayview Ave. yesterday to kick off White Cane Week. Come See With Me, is the week's theme.
Federal Health Minister Jake Epp helps Dr. Euclid Herie, of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind, cross the street on the way to ceremonies at CNIB headquarters on Bayview Ave. yesterday to kick off White Cane Week. Come See With Me, is the week's theme.
2/5/1988
Interior Designer Robert Dirstein, here in his Rosedale home, has a big business in Metro. But foreign clients, who include Saudi royalty, account for one-third of his revenues.
Interior Designer Robert Dirstein, here in his Rosedale home, has a big business in Metro. But foreign clients, who include Saudi royalty, account for one-third of his revenues.
9/24/1990
Exclusive clientele: Alexander Budrevics, surrounded by his handiwork on North York's posh Bridle Path, designs landscapes according to his clients' tastes.
Exclusive clientele: Alexander Budrevics, surrounded by his handiwork on North York's posh Bridle Path, designs landscapes according to his clients' tastes.
4/8/1982
Constable Bruce Ellenor (left), now on trial for criminal negligence in the shooting of a 15-year-old boy Easter Sunday, is shown entering court yesterday. At right is Bill Dwight, 17, who said he saw shooting while baby sitting.
Constable Bruce Ellenor (left), now on trial for criminal negligence in the shooting of a 15-year-old boy Easter Sunday, is shown entering court yesterday. At right is Bill Dwight, 17, who said he saw shooting while baby sitting.
6/3/1968
Before verdict: Patrick Duffy, lawyer for 22-year-old Darlene Baldwin, asked jury to consider seven-year minimum sentence faced by his client compared with one-year term for woman who became crown witness.
Before verdict: Patrick Duffy, lawyer for 22-year-old Darlene Baldwin, asked jury to consider seven-year minimum sentence faced by his client compared with one-year term for woman who became crown witness.
4/18/1980
Superhero: Tim Simms, owner of Unicorn Comics in Oshawa, says heros like Spiderman are still the most popular among his clients.
Superhero: Tim Simms, owner of Unicorn Comics in Oshawa, says heros like Spiderman are still the most popular among his clients.
8/11/1987
Mobile message: When criminal lawyer Allan Mintz drives his car, the licence plate bears a message to prospective clients
Mobile message: When criminal lawyer Allan Mintz drives his car, the licence plate bears a message to prospective clients
3/22/1987