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The Opportunities for Youth program provides summer jobs for students but what about those who can't make it to university, asks Walter Pitman
The Opportunities for Youth program provides summer jobs for students but what about those who can't make it to university, asks Walter Pitman

The Opportunities for Youth program provides summer jobs for students but what about those who can't make it to university, asks Walter Pitman

Date8/13/1971
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Original Toronto Star caption: The Opportunities for Youth program provides summer jobs for students but what about those who can't make it to university; asks Walter Pitman.
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