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After recently completing a vacation trip through Canada, I headed back to Canada again almost immediately. This time the trip was in line of duty. At Ste.-Adèle-en-haut, Que., we had scheduled a meeting of the people who work on TIME'S Canadian edition...
...very few, Emilie Dionne had been sick almost from the beginning with epilepsy, a disease rarely cured. Periodically, she was stricken with seizures. Last month a policeman found her wandering, apparently lost, on a street in Montreal. One day last week, when she was visiting at a convent near Ste. Agathe, Que. to decide whether she also might choose the life of a nun, Emilie was stricken again. She suffered three successive fits. No doctor was called, but next morning she stayed in her room to rest. A short while later, a nurse found Emilie Dionne dead of asphyxiation...
Died. Emilie Dionne, 20, once the gay est and most active of Canada's famed quintuplets, in later years the quietest and shyest; following a series of epileptic seizures; in Ste. Agathe, Que. (see THE HEMISPHERE...
...REED Sault Ste. Marie...
...whole Foster family skates, with Sidney taking lessons since she was ten year old. She spent summers at Sault Ste. Marie and Schumacher, Ontario, with skating mentors Freddy Moscot and Sheldon Galbraith--tutors of Barbara Ann Scott...