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Kittens are soft; purry creatures that are a source of wonder to all children and playing with a new feline friend can highlight day. Blind children develop certain mannerism; such as rocking back and forth with excitement; that they cannot correct themselves because they can't observe other children. Counsellors in the day camp program help the children to get rid of these habits.

Picture, 1965
Sherwood Park's friendly shark lets two of youngsters become better acquainted. Boys and girls range in age from 6 to 14. Most of them attend the Ontario School for the Blind at Brantford. Program was developed to make their summer holidays interesting. Their day camp activities continued to the end of August.

Picture, 1965
Earl Schwalm star man in RCE

Picture, Date Unknown
Jack Phillips Swam Humeer to Safety; I think Road washed out from Under Us volunteer Fireman

Picture, 1954
Left; Marie Beaulieu; Miss Canada; in long fall It's look that I can wear during the day and in the evenings; too

Picture, 1969
A paper mountain threatens the investment community. The Toronto Stock Exchange wants to shrik the paperwork that results form big growth in trading. [Incomplete]

Picture, 1970
Peter C. Newman (left) interviews Vincent Massey. Massey finds English words to 'O Canada' unworthy

Picture, 1967
Kelly; Vincent

Picture, 1963
Protestant Counselling; Rev. John Morris; Timothy Eaton Church; provides counselling. He said: Protestant churches gave up confession because of improper use.

Picture, 1963
Royalty meets royalty: The Queen Mother admires Northern Dancer; the 1964 Queen's Plate and Kentucky Derby winner; now retired to E. P. Taylor's National Stud Farm north of Oshawa.

Picture, 1965

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