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Mrs. Charles Paul, She couldn't give her blood so she gave her heart
Mrs. Charles Paul, She couldn't give her blood so she gave her heart

Mrs. Charles Paul, She couldn't give her blood so she gave her heart

Date3/28/1966
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Original Toronto Star caption: Mrs. Charles Paul, She couldn't give her blood so she gave her heart.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0028290F
      Not only a war worker is Mrs. J. Spence, another grandmother, but she also is a donor of blood to the Red Cross clinic. Her husband is overseas
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      A haggard George Hees conceded Mrs. Munsinger ''might be right'' about lunches she said he gave her
      Hees, George
      3/14/1966
      At funeral of heart donor who gave her husband, Henry Taylor, a new chance to live as result of heart transplant, Mrs
      At funeral of heart donor who gave her husband, Henry Taylor, a new chance to live as result of heart transplant, Mrs
      Lennon, Frank
      10/31/1968
      Established name: Sculptor Dyan Marie's work has been displayed across Canada, yet her earnings -- $5,700 last year -- are so low she couldn't get a day-care subsidy
      Established name: Sculptor Dyan Marie's work has been displayed across Canada, yet her earnings -- $5,700 last year -- are so low she couldn't get a day-care subsidy
      Lennon, Frank
      10/27/1988
      After second operation to complete correction of the heart defect with which she was born, 10-year-old Mary Cowling sits with her mother, Mrs. Pamela (...)
      After second operation to complete correction of the heart defect with which she was born, 10-year-old Mary Cowling sits with her mother, Mrs. Pamela (...)
      Barkley, Harold
      2/5/1971
      Mrs. Lam Wing Sim, 35, travelled more than 7,000 miles from her home in Hong Kong for heart surgery at the Toronto General Hospital. She's shown here (...)
      Mrs. Lam Wing Sim, 35, travelled more than 7,000 miles from her home in Hong Kong for heart surgery at the Toronto General Hospital. She's shown here (...)
      Griffin, Doug
      1/1/1968
      Reunited after 50 years. Three sisters and a brother met in Toronto for first time in 50 years, but Charles Reid, 57, couldn't get a word in . Mrs. H.(...)
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      Lennon, Frank
      8/13/1964
      Mrs. Michael Sifton who flies several times a week took up sport so she could share hobby with her husband
      Mrs. Michael Sifton who flies several times a week took up sport so she could share hobby with her husband
      Spremo, Boris
      5/9/1969
      Getting lunch is no problem for Mrs. Daniel Ingrouville but tying on the apron is so daughter Cynthia, 9, gives her a hand. Mrs. Ingrouville has rheum(...)
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      Philp, Barry
      3/22/1966
      Poem for a prince. Mrs. Mary Lambert, an 83-year-old Scarborough widow, writes poetry as a hobby. She wrote one in honor of Prince Charles and received thanks fromt he queen
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      Geo, Mario
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      Marilyn Brown used to have to go downtown frequently so doctors could check the pacemaker device that keeps her heart beating regularly. Now, all she (...)
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      Bull, Ron
      8/19/1971
      School course. Mrs. Dodge, who is seen RIGHT, told The Star that she couldn't imagine herself in the school's official costume, a short, navy tunic an(...)
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      Dodge, Annie Laurine
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