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Chess Mate Tsivya Loewenberg, 7, watches a patient at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Parkdale play computer chess using a mouth stick yesterday in the oc(...)
Chess Mate Tsivya Loewenberg, 7, watches a patient at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Parkdale play computer chess using a mouth stick yesterday in the oc(...)

Chess Mate Tsivya Loewenberg, 7, watches a patient at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Parkdale play computer chess using a mouth stick yesterday in the oc(...)

Date7/3/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Chess Mate Tsivya Loewenberg; 7; watches a patient at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Parkdale play computer chess using a mouth stick yesterday in the occupational therapy department. Metro children were given a behind-the-scenes look at the specialized chronic care facility as part of Kidsummer '91.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0113331F
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