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Dial-a-bottle's Everett Marshall. Business slow since Christmas
Dial-a-bottle's Everett Marshall. Business slow since Christmas

Dial-a-bottle's Everett Marshall. Business slow since Christmas

Date6/21/1993
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0130534F
Dial-a-bottle Everett Marshall. Even the police think it's a great idea, he says.
Dial-a-bottle Everett Marshall. Even the police think it's a great idea, he says.
6/21/1973
Green bottle: ICI manager David Gannon shows off plastic bottles that will disintegrate when tossed on a compost heap.
Green bottle: ICI manager David Gannon shows off plastic bottles that will disintegrate when tossed on a compost heap.
10/30/1991
Banning non-returnable bottles would not reduce solid waste or litter, says soft-drink executive D. G. Ottaway, above.
Banning non-returnable bottles would not reduce solid waste or litter, says soft-drink executive D. G. Ottaway, above.
5/18/1976
Soda Syphons: Owner Sammy Goldhar of Toronto's Nu-Jersey Creme shows off old glass bottles.
Soda Syphons: Owner Sammy Goldhar of Toronto's Nu-Jersey Creme shows off old glass bottles.
11/13/1980
Chanel super-model Ines de la Fressange, wearing mini-bottles of Coco as earrings, and Michel Pietrini, president of Chanel International, join the merry throng of 1,000 guests who jammed celebration
Chanel super-model Ines de la Fressange, wearing mini-bottles of Coco as earrings, and Michel Pietrini, president of Chanel International, join the merry throng of 1,000 guests who jammed celebration
9/2/1986
Barham: Handle with care, A short time ago I was invited to the lab of University of Toronto scientist Dr. David Barham to watch an experiment involving pop bottles.
Barham: Handle with care, A short time ago I was invited to the lab of University of Toronto scientist Dr. David Barham to watch an experiment involving pop bottles.
6/27/1979
John Fraser (R) Lynne McDonell (l) and Terry Mercer world record bottles and Cans
John Fraser (R) Lynne McDonell (l) and Terry Mercer world record bottles and Cans
10/6/1994
Message in a bottle: David Romeo, 13, of Thornhill, proudly displays the message he bottled and dropped into the Atlantic Ocean from a cruise ship off the northern coast of South America on Christmas Day
Message in a bottle: David Romeo, 13, of Thornhill, proudly displays the message he bottled and dropped into the Atlantic Ocean from a cruise ship off the northern coast of South America on Christmas Day
2/17/1988
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
4/30/1971
Last generation of Farmers: Everett and Betty Howatt weed the seedlings in their greenhouse
Last generation of Farmers: Everett and Betty Howatt weed the seedlings in their greenhouse
4/27/1976
Which bird is prey here?, That wild red-tall hawk on Keith Everett's gloved hand was captured at Pearson International Airport.
Which bird is prey here?, That wild red-tall hawk on Keith Everett's gloved hand was captured at Pearson International Airport.
7/5/1991
Modern Falconer: Wildlife control officer Keith Everett subdues a wild red-tall hawk at Pearson Airport. His company is hired to keep birds and wild animals off the runways and out of aircraft engines.
Modern Falconer: Wildlife control officer Keith Everett subdues a wild red-tall hawk at Pearson Airport. His company is hired to keep birds and wild animals off the runways and out of aircraft engines.
7/5/1991