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A tree for tomorrow, Metro worker Jody Rosenblatt shows, from left, 8-year-old Andrew and Stephen Yuie, 5, Marie Macinally and Joe Holmes how to plant(...)
A tree for tomorrow, Metro worker Jody Rosenblatt shows, from left, 8-year-old Andrew and Stephen Yuie, 5, Marie Macinally and Joe Holmes how to plant(...)

A tree for tomorrow, Metro worker Jody Rosenblatt shows, from left, 8-year-old Andrew and Stephen Yuie, 5, Marie Macinally and Joe Holmes how to plant(...)

Date5/12/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: A tree for tomorrow; Metro worker Jody Rosenblatt shows; from left; 8-year-old Andrew and Stephen Yuie; 5; Marie Macinally and Joe Holmes how to plant a seedling yesterday at the northeast corner of Don Mills Rd. and Eglinton Ave. E.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0018439F
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