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SECTION A THE HERALD April a 181 Page This year more than Canadians will be by cancer The Canadian Cancer Society Is trying to find the answers to cancer through research and by educating the public about the need for early diagnosis and prompt treatment can help by supporting the 1981 food raising campaign or The Canadian Cancer Society Please be generous mm How donations are used Helping fight cancer Acton Days set for June Herald Special Terry Grubbe and Paul arc organizing Back to Days for June Z7 and but this will be their last year on Ihe job Mrs Grubbe announced last Wednesday Speaking to the Chamber of Commerce she suggested that the project has grown too big now to be left to a couple of people The event needs a board of directors or an organized committee or at least some sort of official body to look after it she said Since the event Is classed as Acton Canada Day lion would be eligible for provincial grants There should be a body to look after all the preparations Including applying for those As it is now she and Mr it together in a ftw months just or to the on they never think of that at the r time she said She suggested that if the Chamber of Commerce wants to continue to sponsor the event then the Chamber should do something about setting up a committee to look after it An alternative would be to involve some other organization such as the bus improvement area or even to turn it over to A coram at large Mrs was asked to prepare a report on how best to handle the matter for rotlon by the chamber at its September meeting This will be Acton fifth annual Back to Acton days celebration Optimists speaking champions Herald Special Winners in the Acton Opll mist public speaking contest in March did well for themselves at the lone compe tition Sunday in public school Scot Now Ian a McKenzieSmlth middle school student won the competition for the boys and will proceed to the oral competition in Newmarket May A win there will give him a chance at the bursary prize at the district level competition to be held later In Waterloo Victoria a St Josephs school student the girls winner from Acton placed second In the rls division Sunday at Aberfoyle Continued from page Al patient services and public education receive none of this money Terry Fox chose the Canadian Cancer Society to sponsor his run because he was Impressed by the work of the Society when he Initially became a cancer patient Terry wanted the money he raised to bo over and above our normal Campaign funds WHY CANT USE MONEY FOR YOUR REGULAR PROGRAMS AND ABOUT HAVING A CAMPAIGN THIS YEAR A The Canadian Cancer Society Is very careful to follow Terry request that the Marathon of Hope funds be kept separate from all other funds and be usedforcancerresearch Terry be lost if you substitute his efforts for your regular contribution We must acton the momentum which Terry created to strengthen dramatically the basis for cancer research in Canada WHAT HAPPENS TO ALL THIS MONEY YOU RAISE IN APHIL7 A Approximately per cent will go directly to research not the research that Is supported by the Terry Fox Marathon or Hope funds Your donation will help very exciting and promising programs to continue Fourteen per cent will be directed to Public Education which has many worthwhile programs for youth adults and employees In the Industry Sixteen per cent will provide support to our Patient Services Programs that arc so important in aiding existing Cancer Patients Six per cent will be used for fund raising and three per cent for administration ALL THE SIRLOIN STEAK YOU CAN EAT ONLY Includes Grade A Red Brand Sirloin Steak French Fries Tossed Salad or all the Shrimp and Steak you can eat for the same price APRIL 22 MAY 2 ONLY SKILLET RESTAURANT GEORGETOWN MARKET PLACE US FIGHT CANCER It costs you nothing to help Christianes staff make a large donation to the Cancer Campaign Wo Believe In Healthy Hair We have declared April 21 to April Cancer Campaign Day at Christiane Ltd Our suggested that 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