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Gay Morrell: Former switchboard operator says residents feel abandoned
Gay Morrell: Former switchboard operator says residents feel abandoned

Gay Morrell: Former switchboard operator says residents feel abandoned

Date6/30/1989
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Original Toronto Star caption: Gay Morrell: Former switchboard operator says residents feel abandoned.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0020856F
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Gay Morrell: Woman says she looks on CNIB residence as a sanctuary
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Operators Alice Souch (left) and Annie Trenouth (at the switchboard), and manager Wesley Shaw were the staff of Bell Telephone Company's Bowmanville office in 1898. Bowmanville, Ontario
Operators Alice Souch (left) and Annie Trenouth (at the switchboard), and manager Wesley Shaw were the staff of Bell Telephone Company's Bowmanville office in 1898. Bowmanville, Ontario
1898
Relaying message from deaf person's home, switchboard operator Bonnie Evans uses teletype machine at Metro police headquarters. About 175 deaf people (...)
Relaying message from deaf person's home, switchboard operator Bonnie Evans uses teletype machine at Metro police headquarters. About 175 deaf people (...)
1/9/1977
$100,000 win ends money worries, Switchboard operator Helen Rodgers, 60, of Ottawa, flashes cheque for $100,000 she won in Thursday's Wintario lottery
$100,000 win ends money worries, Switchboard operator Helen Rodgers, 60, of Ottawa, flashes cheque for $100,000 she won in Thursday's Wintario lottery
9/20/1976
Blind and deaf, Kay Clark of Caledonia nevertheless passed exams for her amateur radio operator's license and will talk to people around the globe in (...)
Blind and deaf, Kay Clark of Caledonia nevertheless passed exams for her amateur radio operator's license and will talk to people around the globe in (...)
6/2/1977
Blind computer programmer Gerry O'Bonsawin (right) discusses a computer program he is working on with operator Edward Evans at Workmen's Compensation (...)
Blind computer programmer Gerry O'Bonsawin (right) discusses a computer program he is working on with operator Edward Evans at Workmen's Compensation (...)
12/22/1967
New calling: Former Waterloo police chief Syd Brown says local residents have been begging him to represent them on council
New calling: Former Waterloo police chief Syd Brown says local residents have been begging him to represent them on council
10/29/1991
Three signs: At the time of his deepest grief, author David Morrell says, three extraordinary things happened, one giving him the title of his book, Fireflies
Three signs: At the time of his deepest grief, author David Morrell says, three extraordinary things happened, one giving him the title of his book, Fireflies
9/19/1988
Volunteer explores sense of touch with blind 3-year-old, It's messy but Jeanne Belevich encourages Ronald Saunders to feel
Volunteer explores sense of touch with blind 3-year-old, It's messy but Jeanne Belevich encourages Ronald Saunders to feel
12/4/1973
Poet Mary Frances haws at work, I don't write what I don't feel
Poet Mary Frances haws at work, I don't write what I don't feel
5/9/1976
Getting the feel of modelling shapes in kindergarten clay is Jennifer Boag, 3, a blind child attending the day care and assessment centre operated by (...)
Getting the feel of modelling shapes in kindergarten clay is Jennifer Boag, 3, a blind child attending the day care and assessment centre operated by (...)
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$500,000 has a feel all its own
$500,000 has a feel all its own
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