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Place to park: Eldon Freeman, a York University student, is searching desperately for a spot in Scarborough where he can set up a paper recycling depot in a 45-foot trailer for the summer
Place to park: Eldon Freeman, a York University student, is searching desperately for a spot in Scarborough where he can set up a paper recycling depot in a 45-foot trailer for the summer

Place to park: Eldon Freeman, a York University student, is searching desperately for a spot in Scarborough where he can set up a paper recycling depot in a 45-foot trailer for the summer

Date5/14/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: Place to park: Eldon Freeman; a York University student; is searching desperately for a spot in Scarborough where he can set up a paper recycling depot in a 45-foot trailer for the summer.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0012770F
      One way to fight pollution, Recycling centre for cans and bottles has been set up by the Borough of Scarborough on Midland Ave. just north of Ellesmere Rd
      One way to fight pollution, Recycling centre for cans and bottles has been set up by the Borough of Scarborough on Midland Ave. just north of Ellesmere Rd
      Darrell, Dick
      7/27/1971
      Paul Di Lauro: The 69-year-old Scarborough resident has been lending his expertise as an x-ray technician to set up desperately needed medical centres in poverty-stricken countries, most recently Bolivia.
      Paul Di Lauro: The 69-year-old Scarborough resident has been lending his expertise as an x-ray technician to set up desperately needed medical centres in poverty-stricken countries, most recently Bolivia.
      Lautens, Richard
      10/5/1992
      Class of '87: Dr. Hilroy Thomas, right, is opening private schools in Scarborough and Etobicoke to help students, labled under-achievers, make the grade. He says individual attention and small classes can raise a student's grade by one year. These students are catching up this summer.
      Class of '87: Dr. Hilroy Thomas, right, is opening private schools in Scarborough and Etobicoke to help students, labled under-achievers, make the grade. He says individual attention and small classes can raise a student's grade by one year. These students are catching up this summer.
      Faught, Ken
      8/17/1987
      Radio Buff Dick Cummins, president of Scarborough CB radio group, demonstrates how he can control 80 mobile citizen band operators from special trailer, when working with search and rescue operation. Pins on the board indicate their home baes. He is trying to organize all citizens-band groups in Metro into one.
      Radio Buff Dick Cummins, president of Scarborough CB radio group, demonstrates how he can control 80 mobile citizen band operators from special trailer, when working with search and rescue operation. Pins on the board indicate their home baes. He is trying to organize all citizens-band groups in Metro into one.
      Lennon, Frank
      10/4/1976
      Image shows a crime scene in between two police cars.
      Spot where Student was Slain in Fairview Mall parking lot is roped off. Police question bystanders of possible clues, but apparently have no motive for the slaying of Michael Habbib, 15, who was shot twice in the face as he walked across the lot last night. A suspect was wounded seriously in a shoot-out with police a little later in the parking lot of Scarborough Town Centre mall, about 5 miles east.
      Brennan, Pat
      5/6/1975
      Etobicoke recycling depot
      Etobicoke recycling depot
      Bull, Ron
      5/18/1972
      Although many glass bottles go to recycling depots (above), litter remains a problem, but banning one-way bottles won't cure that, this letter suggests
      Although many glass bottles go to recycling depots (above), litter remains a problem, but banning one-way bottles won't cure that, this letter suggests
      Spremo, Boris
      4/30/1971
      Food depot shelves empty: Ralph Dorma, 19, who works as a summer student for West Hill Community Services, stands in front of the empty shelves at the food depot
      Food depot shelves empty: Ralph Dorma, 19, who works as a summer student for West Hill Community Services, stands in front of the empty shelves at the food depot
      Irish, Paul
      7/23/1987
      Slotted into place, the first of 45 new press units from Britain arrives at The Toronto Star's new plant at One Yonge St. yesterday. When set-up is co(...)
      Slotted into place, the first of 45 new press units from Britain arrives at The Toronto Star's new plant at One Yonge St. yesterday. When set-up is co(...)
      Geo, Mario
      3/25/1971
      Up in the Stars: John Davis, head of Ontario Paper Co.'s newspaper recycling program, sits atop pile of old newspapars. It's one way to get attention for firm, which plans to go public.
      Up in the Stars: John Davis, head of Ontario Paper Co.'s newspaper recycling program, sits atop pile of old newspapars. It's one way to get attention for firm, which plans to go public.
      Combs, Erin
      11/5/1980
      Recycling Fun, Students Derek Traimer, left, and Raju Patel feed cans into the Las Vegas-style slot machine that arrived at Vaughan Secondary school l(...)
      Recycling Fun, Students Derek Traimer, left, and Raju Patel feed cans into the Las Vegas-style slot machine that arrived at Vaughan Secondary school l(...)
      Beaty, Keith
      6/14/1991
      Image shows a cruise boat on the lake with a lot of trees on the shore in the background.
      Hour-Long Cruises of Toronto's waterfront and the Islands' canals leave every 30 minutes between July and September from the foot of Yonge St. and the Ontario Place depot. At Present the boats leave every hour.
      Feeny, Edwin
      5/12/1972