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Do-it-yourself food drive, Teacher Opiyo Oloya and students Clara Scaglione and Adriano Pagliaroli, both 11, help deliver some of the 454 kilograns (1(...)
Do-it-yourself food drive, Teacher Opiyo Oloya and students Clara Scaglione and Adriano Pagliaroli, both 11, help deliver some of the 454 kilograns (1(...)

Do-it-yourself food drive, Teacher Opiyo Oloya and students Clara Scaglione and Adriano Pagliaroli, both 11, help deliver some of the 454 kilograns (1(...)

Date4/7/1989
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Original Toronto Star caption: Do-it-yourself food drive; Teacher Opiyo Oloya and students Clara Scaglione and Adriano Pagliaroli; both 11; help deliver some of the 454 kilograns (1;000 pounds) of food the Grade 6 class at St. David's Separate School in Maple collected at a drive held
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0007878F
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