Deaf children are enrolled in a program at Buttonwood Hill Junior School in Etobicoke, where Barbara Misener teaches Kim Landry, 6, using the special (...)

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Deaf children are enrolled in a program at Buttonwood Hill Junior School in Etobicoke, where Barbara Misener teaches Kim Landry, 6, using the special (...)

Date9/8/1975

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Darrell, Dick (photographer)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

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Original Toronto Star caption: Deaf children are enrolled in a program at Buttonwood Hill Junior School in Etobicoke; where Barbara Misener teaches Kim Landry; 6; using the special speech trainer. Mrs. Misener says the presence of the deaf children is helping other pupils realize the deaf aren't social misfits.

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