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January 20, 1952 (Creation)
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5 photographs : b&w copy negatives ; 8 x 10 cm
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52-3701_003 and photo missing from envelope appeared on Page 3 of the Monday, February 4, 1952 edition of the newspaper
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Photo caption from 52-3701_003 and photo missing from envelope: "GROUP THERAPY - One of the new methods of training blind and disabled persons, group therapy, was instituted recently at Huronia Hall, Waterloo County home for the blind. Scientists claim that learning in groups speeds training. A group of women in top photo chat [52-3701_005 for closest version], knit, and play dominoes as part of the session. Below [52-3701_003], a foursome is engaged in a game of euchre. Cards are marked in Braille."
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52-3701_001, 52-3701_002, 52-3701_004 and 52-3702_001 appeared on Page 9 of the Monday, February 11, 1952 edition of the newspaper as part of the photo feature: "Canada Marks White Cane Week".
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Photo caption from published version of 52-3701_001: "SUCCESS THROUGH HELP - With help, life of the sightless can be happy and full. This is accomplished in one way at Huronia Hall by teaching the blind useful arts. John Laronde of Toronto is showing Miss Isabelle Thompson how to use a loom."
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Photo caption from published version of 52-3701_002: "NIMBLE FINGERS - Basket weaving is one of the most popular crafts taught at the hall. Mrs. Leonard Welch comes from New Hambug every week to take part in the classes."
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Photo caption from published version of 52-3701_004 and 52-3702_001: "HANDICRAFTS IMPORTANT - Learning to use your hands to do things your eyes used to do is a great accomplishment, yet in the craft classes the blind regularly learn new handicrafts. Miss Susan Prittie (left) [52-3702_001] is reading Braille to Archie Blue who is writing it on a Braille typewriter. T. R. Waugh (right) [52-3701_004] has become an expert at caning chairs, a job which is no mean feat for someone with sight."