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Olivia Poole

Olivia Poole grew up on the White Earth Reservation in Minnesota and moved to British Columbia in the early 1950s. The mother of seven created the Jolly Jumper in 1954, a baby seat suspended from the ceiling by a harness which allowed the child to bounce and swing without parental help. Poole and her husband began manufacturing the jumper in North Vancouver and patented the creation in 1959.

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Bondar, Roberta
Brown, James Sutherland
Butler, Peter C.
Chapman, John H.
Chell, Walter
Chuvalo, George
Eaton, Timothy
Foxcroft, Ron
Gay, James
Henning, Doug
Irwin, Arthur
Johnson, Edward
Johnston, Gary
Kinnear, Helen
Lawrence, Florence
McFarlane, Leslie
McGee, Thomas D'Arcy
Morenz, Howie
Orton, George
Robertson, Jennie Smillie
Rogers, Richard Birdsall
Ryan, Thomas
Silverheels, Jay
Turpin, Ronald
Urry, Lew
Vernon, Dai
Weir, Robert Stanley
Whelan, James Patrick
Wilson, Bertha


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