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October 04, 1957 (Creation)
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1 photograph : b&w negative ; 6 x 6 cm
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Scanned as TIF file February 2023
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57-10477_001, 57-10477_003, 57-10477_004, and 57-10477_005 appeared on Page 3 of the Saturday, October 5, 1957 edition of the newspaper as part of the article: "Civil Defence Workout is Termed 'Too Realistic'".
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Photo caption from published versions of 57-10477_001, 57-10477_003, 57-10477_004, and 57-10477_005: "SOUTH WATERLOO DEFENCE SCHEME - Busiest spot in Preston last night was the office of Harry Hughes (left photo) [57-10477_003] civil defence co-ordinator, as groups participating in the civil defence exercise reported in by telephone and radio. With him (standing) is Harry Noble of Hespeler, inspector of auxiliary police. Defence workers from Galt, Preston, Hespeler Kitchener took part in a simulated rescue of bomb-injured children from a Preston building (centre photo) [57-10477_004]. Gretta Perrin (right photo) [57-10477_005] of Kitchener St. John Ambulance Corps, applied make-up injuries to look real. Preston guide Judy Burden acted as victim."