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Etobicoke Historical Society Oral Histories
Etobicoke Historical Society
25 episodes
1 week ago
This podcast is a series of interviews of senior Etobicoke residents in the 1980’s. They are a valuable and unique view into the history of Etobicoke in the early part of the 20th century, as seen through the personal experiences of local residents. We will be presenting a different interview each month.
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This podcast is a series of interviews of senior Etobicoke residents in the 1980’s. They are a valuable and unique view into the history of Etobicoke in the early part of the 20th century, as seen through the personal experiences of local residents. We will be presenting a different interview each month.
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Harry Reid
Etobicoke Historical Society Oral Histories
38 minutes 7 seconds
2 years ago
Harry Reid

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 ways for a number of community projects. He also volunteered for the Red Cross and helped set up blood donor clinics in local industries. In the 1950’s, he helped to establish a senior citizens council. They arranged for people to visit shut-ins and find out what their needs were. They also started the Meals on Wheels program for the area.

Etobicoke Historical Society Oral Histories
This podcast is a series of interviews of senior Etobicoke residents in the 1980’s. They are a valuable and unique view into the history of Etobicoke in the early part of the 20th century, as seen through the personal experiences of local residents. We will be presenting a different interview each month.