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"A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, September 6, 1995 - 5 Gearing up for Fox Run Organizers report good response as date nears By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star Response has been very good for the upcoming Ter- ry Fox Run, but organiz- ers are still looking for do- nations of money and food towards its barbecue for participants. A large number of resi- dents have picked up pledge forms and the sale of T-shirts has been brisk, said organizing commit- tee member Laura Elliott. The map outlining the course of the run will be available this week as it has been approved by township council. The run, which will offi- cially begin at 9 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 17, will leave the Port Perry Fair- grounds and after a half a lap of the track will pro- ceed through the Old Sim- coe Road exit. From there participants will make their way through Prince Albert to King Street, then contin- ue along Union Avenue back towards Port Perry. The run will then head along Water Street to the boat launch area for a trip across the boardwalk and back. The final leg will see the participants travel along North Street to Simcoe Street and along Reach Street, before completing another half a lap of the track. The route for rollerblad- ers will be slightly differ- ent to avoid the track and boat launch areas. The to- tal rollerblade route will be just more than 8 km. The five-km. route will go towards Queen Street, skipping the Prince Albert partofthe course. Pledge forms are still available and anyone who can help with donations' for the barbecue are asked to call Laura Elliott at 985-2571 or 666-6328, or Leo Plue at 986-4241. presented Mayor J. PETER HVIDSTEN / PORT PERRY STAR Betty and Rolly Fox Howard Hall of Scugog Township a book about their son Terry Fox last week when they visited Port Perry. The book will be available at the Scugog Library for area residents to read. This years Terry Fox run will take place in Port Perry on Sept. 17. LIBRARY BOOK - Daycare rents Y building By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star The township has an- other new tenant for one of its municipally-owned buildings. Stonemoor Day Care Centre has entered into an agreement with the township to lease the old library building for day care services at a rate of $400 per month. Earlier this summer it was announced the YMCA, which previously occupied the building, would be moving to the new community centre at Scugog Arena. This new lease adds to an earlier agreement with the Scugog Chamber of Commerce and BIA, who will leave their Queen Street office to also move to the Queen Street build- UNDER 13 FREE S4 TUES ®_©® ® FREE HALF BACK PASS © ing. The two organiza- tions will be paying a fee of $550 per month to rent the building. The lease for the YMCA at the community centre has the organization pay- ing $4,000 for the remain- 144th Annual Sunderland Fall Fair September 12, 1995 - 6:00 p.m. September 13, 1995 - 11:30 a.m. Opening Ceremonies PEPPER THE CLOWN + GIANT VEGETABLES - FLOWERS + CULINARY ART - JUNIOR FAIR - FIELD CROPS - VEGETABLES - ARTS & CRAFTS « PETTING ZOO + PUPPET SHOW. Tuesday: FAIR QUEEN PAGEANT - OLD TIME FIDDLERS CONTEST » CLOGGING PERFORMANCE - FIREWORKS «VICTORIAN CRAFT DEMONSTRATION - ARENA. Wednesday: LIGHT HORSE SHOW - ENGLISH AND WESTERN HEAVY HORSE SHOW + PET SHOW - DOG SHOW » OPENING CEREMONIES - CROWNING OF 1995 FAIR QUEEN AMBASSADOR - 4-H DAIRY CALF SHOW + RUG HOOKING DEMONSTRATION « PUPPET SHOW - OXEN RIDES « KARAOKE NIGHT » FIREMEN EXTRICATION DEMONSTRATION - HOT AIR BALLOON TETHER RIDES (weather permitting) DEMOLITION DERBY - 7:30 p.m. = MUCH, MUCH, MORE!!! For more Information call: Karen Creighton, Sec./ Treas. at (705) 432-2833 or Fax: (705) 432-2325 Shinny, skating offered Programs set to begin soon at township arenas The 1995 winter program will soon be beginning at Scugog Arena with a number of public programs be- ing offered. Public skating will begin Sunday, Sept. 17 from 2 until 3:15 p.m. each Sunday. There are also a number of daytime programs that run during the week, offered throughout the winter season. The following programs begin the week of "Tuesday, Sept. 5. Parent and Tot skate runs Mondays 1-2:30 p.m., Wednesdays 9-10:30 a.m., and Thursdays noon - 1 p.m. Parents are encouraged to teach their young- sters how to skate while getting a little exercise for themselves. Adult skate is a program for adults and seniors only which offers a chance for fitness and socializing. This program runs every Thursday 1-2 p.m. For hockey enthusiasts, a shinny program runs every Monday and Wednesday 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. This program is ideal for shift workers or those with some time on their hands. A great way to keep in shape, have fun, and improve your skills. Helmets must be worn. Full equipment and face masks recom- mended. Goalies are admitted free. School holiday programs have been planned for P.A. days including: Monday, Oct. 2, Thursday, Nov. 16, Wednesday, Dec. 6 and holidays on Jan. 2,4, 5 as well as March 18-22. On each of these days shinny will be offered 9-10:30 a.m. (ages 13-17) and 10:30- 11:30 a.m. (ages 8-12). Public skating will run in the afternoon 1-3 p.m. For more information on these programs, please call the arena at 985-8698. der of the year, and $8,000 in 1996. Council is pleased that the leases will ensure oc- cupancy for the old library building as well as operat- ing cost stability at the community centre. Gifts of Distinction 261 Queen Street, Port Perry, 985-9463 QAND ODENIN Saturday, September 9th 9:30 am to 6:00 pm Ribbon Cutting at 9:30 am by, Howard Fall Local Artist Janice Tartan will be on hand for signing betweenj 1:00 pm and 4:00 pm Please complete this ballot for many special prizes, ... baby quilt, country candles and much more... Name: Phone: