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No hiding place: This scene is acted out by models, but to many physically and mentally disabled, it is an everyday fear that society must address
No hiding place: This scene is acted out by models, but to many physically and mentally disabled, it is an everyday fear that society must address

No hiding place: This scene is acted out by models, but to many physically and mentally disabled, it is an everyday fear that society must address

Date6/11/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: No hiding place: This scene is acted out by models; but to many physically and mentally disabled; it is an everyday fear that society must address.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0022775F
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Star reporter Damien Cox faces the frustration and pain that thousands of disabled people confined to a wheelchair must confront each day
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More than 100 showbusiness personalities gave up their weekend to participate in the Society for Crippled Children telethon at CFTO-TV studios, among (...)
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Many thanks
Many thanks
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How about a seat: Lorraine Slater is shown with some of the wheelchairs that are loaned out as part of the equipment program at the Scarborough branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society
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Dramatic appeal: Model Wendy Crawford, who was left a quadriplegic after a car crash, speaks out against drunk driving in-presentation to Scarborough high school students yesterday
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Gene Reimer (left) of Vancouver, Canada's 1972 wheelchair athlete of year, and Chris Stoddard of Toronto demonstrate manoeuvre on their wheelchairs at(...)
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Pension fighter: Harry Ettinger, 54, of Scarborough, is crippled by arthritis and has been writing letters to many politicians, including Premier Bill Davis, asking for increased disability pensions
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