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Worthy project: Syd Beder of Power Clothes Works is heading a campaign called Fashion Cares that will sell T-shirts to raise funds for AIDS relief in Toronto.
Worthy project: Syd Beder of Power Clothes Works is heading a campaign called Fashion Cares that will sell T-shirts to raise funds for AIDS relief in Toronto.

Worthy project: Syd Beder of Power Clothes Works is heading a campaign called Fashion Cares that will sell T-shirts to raise funds for AIDS relief in Toronto.

Date4/27/1987
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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_0125327F
Limited line: Jane Wilson, left, and Simon Clery model of the clothes sold in his boutique at Queen's Quay Terminal. The store carries only sweat shirts, baseball jackets, pants, shorts, tank-tops and short-sleeve cotton shirts bearing the logo of the Upper Canada Brewing Co.
Limited line: Jane Wilson, left, and Simon Clery model of the clothes sold in his boutique at Queen's Quay Terminal. The store carries only sweat shirts, baseball jackets, pants, shorts, tank-tops and short-sleeve cotton shirts bearing the logo of the Upper Canada Brewing Co.
4/25/1988
A Sunday stroller walks by Dead from lack of AIDS funds graffiti in Soho
A Sunday stroller walks by Dead from lack of AIDS funds graffiti in Soho
4/10/1989
This man is smiling only partly because he expects this year to sell about $2 million worth of absurd T-shirts
This man is smiling only partly because he expects this year to sell about $2 million worth of absurd T-shirts
10/28/1974
Spreading the word: Shannon Holloway, 8, of Port Credit and Keri Lee Deon, mother of missing Kayla Klaudusz, wear T-shirts printed to aid the search
Spreading the word: Shannon Holloway, 8, of Port Credit and Keri Lee Deon, mother of missing Kayla Klaudusz, wear T-shirts printed to aid the search
8/1/1991
Foundation symbol: Pearl Davey, a Parkinson's patient, models apron that fashion designer Marilyn Brooks, right, created to raise research funds for the Parkinson Foundation of Canada
Foundation symbol: Pearl Davey, a Parkinson's patient, models apron that fashion designer Marilyn Brooks, right, created to raise research funds for the Parkinson Foundation of Canada
7/24/1990
Dynamic mayor: Teddy Kollek, Mayor of Jerusalem, is on a 10-day North American tour to raise funds for special projects in his multi-cultural city
Dynamic mayor: Teddy Kollek, Mayor of Jerusalem, is on a 10-day North American tour to raise funds for special projects in his multi-cultural city
8/7/1981
Karate instructor Gary Lynch, 36, cares for Sean during the day while his wife works
Karate instructor Gary Lynch, 36, cares for Sean during the day while his wife works
7/7/1989
It's your neck: Quadriplegic Gary Stockfish (left) shows Steve McPherson one of the T-shirts in the Save Your Neck campaign aimed at vacationers
It's your neck: Quadriplegic Gary Stockfish (left) shows Steve McPherson one of the T-shirts in the Save Your Neck campaign aimed at vacationers
5/28/1987
Mainstays of CKFM/Westin Hotel's Light A Bulb, Help A Child campaign to raise funds for the Hospital for Sick Children, Don Daynard, left, and Rick Vaive had a perfect 15 for 15 score on our quiz
Mainstays of CKFM/Westin Hotel's Light A Bulb, Help A Child campaign to raise funds for the Hospital for Sick Children, Don Daynard, left, and Rick Vaive had a perfect 15 for 15 score on our quiz
11/13/1984
Fashion Cares fundraiser [Incomplete]
Fashion Cares fundraiser [Incomplete]
5/14/1995
Better Aids Care Demanded, Activists demanding improved health care and drug funding for AIDS patients demonstrate yesterday outside downtown health m(...)
Better Aids Care Demanded, Activists demanding improved health care and drug funding for AIDS patients demonstrate yesterday outside downtown health m(...)
9/21/1991
Linda Boyd, left, and Jim Shea, both want to work at Casey House, above, where AIDS patients can receive care and love during their final days
Linda Boyd, left, and Jim Shea, both want to work at Casey House, above, where AIDS patients can receive care and love during their final days
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