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Harry Reid

Etobicoke Historical Society Oral Histories by Etobicoke Historical Society

Apr 1, 202300:38:07Society & Culture

Harry lived in the New Toronto area and describes how he founded several service clubs, including the Lions (1931). It’s aim was to aid people during the depression. It helped them find jobs, and raised money in various...

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