C2 - Wednesday, September 5, 1984 - North Shore News

TRIXI Agrios reads a story with her daughters Broriwyn, three, left, and
Eran, five, second from right, and their cousins Kye, two, and Zeke, four,

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park is located in the Lower
Mainland while others will
give a general outline of the
park with markings for
Beaver Lake, Lost Lagoon
and Georgia Street, and tac-
tile impressions of trails,
main roads, special attrac-
tions and distribution of
forests as opposed to playing
fields.

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much of the inspiration and
technical support required to
produce the maps.

‘“‘Tactile maps of three
sites in the Lower Mainland
may not strike the public as
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the lifestyle of the sight-
impaired in a world made for

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technology for creating tac-
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about 10 per cent of sight-
impaired people have ever
come in contact with theer.”’

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