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Earning and learning: Rob Collum, 17, is learning the auto body trade at Centre for Advancement in Work and Living, one of hundreds of unemployed youths on their way to a job
Earning and learning: Rob Collum, 17, is learning the auto body trade at Centre for Advancement in Work and Living, one of hundreds of unemployed youths on their way to a job

Earning and learning: Rob Collum, 17, is learning the auto body trade at Centre for Advancement in Work and Living, one of hundreds of unemployed youths on their way to a job

Date1/3/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Earning and learning: Rob Collum; 17; is learning the auto body trade at Centre for Advancement in Work and Living; one of hundreds of unemployed youths on their way to a job.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0019774F
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