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Working for deaf

Working for deaf

Date6/16/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Working for deaf: Dorothy Beam, vice-president of the Ontario Association of the Deaf and Rev. Bob Rumball of the centre for the deaf named for him, share a laugh recently. the Association is celebrating its 100the anniversary this week. It has fought to give the deaf a better deal.
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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_0077988F
Deaf students occupy conway's office, Marelyn Kennedy, left, one of two dozen deaf students and parents from the Ontario Association of the Deaf who o(...)
Deaf students occupy conway's office, Marelyn Kennedy, left, one of two dozen deaf students and parents from the Ontario Association of the Deaf who o(...)
12/15/1989
Gary Malkowski, above, who signs with open hands that mean to protect deaf citizens' rights - to protect deaf culture and sign language, is a counsellor with Metro's deaf
Gary Malkowski, above, who signs with open hands that mean to protect deaf citizens' rights - to protect deaf culture and sign language, is a counsellor with Metro's deaf
4/24/1987
A girl crouches in the grass near a small black dog. She hugs the dog while it licks her forehe ...
Deaf students get a Deaf dog
15 June 1972
Blind, deaf boy meets Lieutenant-Governor, Lieutenant-Governor John Black Aird threw a party yesterday at Queen's Park for about 120 blind and deaf ch(...)
Blind, deaf boy meets Lieutenant-Governor, Lieutenant-Governor John Black Aird threw a party yesterday at Queen's Park for about 120 blind and deaf ch(...)
5/16/1984
Deaf child hears music for the first time at Hospital for Sick Children clinic for the deaf
Deaf child hears music for the first time at Hospital for Sick Children clinic for the deaf
4/1/1964
Teacher Gayle Haley shows 9-year-old Chris Butler how to operate electric typewriter as one method of communication for deaf or partially deaf childre(...)
Teacher Gayle Haley shows 9-year-old Chris Butler how to operate electric typewriter as one method of communication for deaf or partially deaf childre(...)
7/21/1978
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
Gary Malkowski: The NDP deaf rights activist, 32, defeated Liberal Incumbent Christine Hart 9,960 votes to 9,177 in York East to become Ontario's first deaf MPP
Gary Malkowski: The NDP deaf rights activist, 32, defeated Liberal Incumbent Christine Hart 9,960 votes to 9,177 in York East to become Ontario's first deaf MPP
9/6/1990
The deaf and dumb boy : a tale : with some account of the mode of educating the deaf and dumb
The deaf and dumb boy : a tale : with some account of the mode of educating the deaf and dumb
1837
Break for the deaf: Wilma Kracko of Missisauga, deaf since she was 7, is making a call using Bell Canada's new relay service
Break for the deaf: Wilma Kracko of Missisauga, deaf since she was 7, is making a call using Bell Canada's new relay service
5/20/1987
Honor student: David Condie, 15, uses his new computer to study at home. He gets top marks in high school despite a rare disease which has left him legally blind and deaf.
Honor student: David Condie, 15, uses his new computer to study at home. He gets top marks in high school despite a rare disease which has left him legally blind and deaf.
11/19/1986
Rev. Christopher Springer lives, works in trailer. He's a kind of Roman Catholic Billy Graham to the deaf of North America
Rev. Christopher Springer lives, works in trailer. He's a kind of Roman Catholic Billy Graham to the deaf of North America
4/5/1967