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Sponsor sheets can be picked up at the Bank of Nova Scotia, Kmart at Hopedale Mall, LCBO outlets, Baskin Robbins (Lakeshore and Brant), HMV at Towne Centre II, Town Hall on Trafalgar Road, and the Canadian Cancer Society office at 51â€"6354 Fourth Line. A fiveâ€"kilometre circular route will take walkers, runners, cyclists, rollerbladers and wheelchair participants along Pilgrim‘s Way and Nottinghill Gate and back on Pilgrim‘s Way to the recreation centre. The run starts at 10 a.m., and the first 500 participants receive a free Terry Fox Run Tâ€"shirt. Last year‘s Marie Aggett Bowl winâ€" ner, St. Mildred‘s School, raised $25.44 per student. For @all Ralph Robinson at 827â€"7659, leave message. Last year, the Terry Fox Run and school events combined to raise $63,427 from 3,652 participants â€"â€" 572 at the actual run raising $29,440 and 2,080 students at 11 schools brought $33,987, said Ralph Robinson, run coâ€"ordinator. The 14th annual Terry Fox Run, a national and international event, will be held Sept. 18th, locally at the Glen Abbey Recreation Centre. Donations of household goods, appliances, furniture, toys and games, are needed for a massive garage sale planned for this Saturday, Sept. 10th, at Cowan Square, Kerr and Florence, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. No clothing will be accepted. Airbrush artist Bob Sherwood will be on hand creating his renowned caricatures, and a comâ€" plete auto cleaning and detailing package will be raffled off. Terry Fox Run Sept. 18th in (Glen Abbey Massive garage sale Proceeds will go to Oasis, a proâ€" gram of the Canadian Mental Health Association, Halton branch. For information, call Marilyn or Kim at 845â€"5158. Stan Leonard was a showâ€"off. At the airport â€" enroute home from an Open â€" he made his offer, "Let‘s sit together. I‘ll give you the inside stuff on what went on out there today." My news nose twitched. "But you gotta carry my bags across the ramp. Make me look good." For "You‘re a miracle man," he gushed. Sloshing off to the first tee, needing two steps to advance one, my lifesaving footwear clearly was oversize. All day, the leader board confirmed. Dry feet but blown birds and bogies galore. Storming in, he hurled my galoshes into the mud, "Bloody sportswriters! You‘re all alike. Cost me money!" At the hotel, Bobby did, "Buy me dinner and you‘ll have your exclusive." He waited for someâ€" body to tip the doorman, meaning me. That‘s where I last saw him as I floored the old Pontiac Chief‘s gas pedal to go give the pro wrestlers some free ink. Freddy Haas suffered fear of wet feet. Since rain is known to fall on the Open, Freddy cringed at first light the second round day when fairways and greens showed up bogs. "What‘ll I do?" he sobbed. My old backseat emergency galoshes came to the rescue. "Try these," I offered. "They look b1g But might help." For what? I wondered. "For the story you want," he snapped. I took his offering, shredded it, and let it fly into the night. "Try again," I said. Most of my names only truly aged seniors will recall. By and large forgotten shotsmiths (to coin a phrase), some gone to a celestial rough to nudge for better lies. Bobby Locke came up from South Africa one year. To snatch a scoop interview, I raced to the airâ€" port to offer a free chauffeuring serâ€" vice downtown. "Those customs bastards charged me twentyâ€"five bucks," The Great One fumed. He handed me a slip. "Here‘s the receipt. You owe me." ast week‘s Oakville Beaver ©94 Canadian Open special flashed me back to long ago Opens during my peonage as a big city daily‘s sports editor. Its bosses were starry eyed over the game‘s leader board gypsies; thus, requiring my rapt attention. Memories of mixing with angry golfers at the Open Leroy Goldsworthy set up my very best ever Canadian Open. Before turning golf pro, ‘Goldie‘ was the stylish hockey Montreal Canadien in winter and baseball Montreal Royal in summer. Bases loaded, with ‘Goldie‘ in the box, I tipped off our pitcher, "First pitch him fastball, outside, under the letters." I eased into the three hours, we sat at opposite ends of the North Star‘s cabin. There was a late autumn exhibiâ€" tion baseball game; he fresh from his International League season, me from my Southern Association camâ€" paign. We knew ‘Goldie‘s book â€" a stylish hitter, meaning slow bat. _ FREE MATTRESS REMOVAL + It was my easiest Canadian Open ever. Thanks, ‘Goldie‘ â€" wherever you are. He arranged for runners to do the work. Check the leader board. Trudge the fairways. Freeze wordâ€" less on the greens. Give us status reports in the bar. "No need to watch those guys out there," he said. hole, no man‘s land, the book says, for a second sacker alert to a rightie hitter. Ten years later, ‘Goldie‘ was a Canadian Open‘s host pro. We renewed our acquaintance. "You sumbitch," he chuckled, "you stood in the wrong place." I ordered a scotch reâ€"fill. "You sumbitch, you hit it in the wrong place." ‘Goldie‘s liner shot straight and true. I could count the seams. A litâ€" tle Leaguer could have made the catch. A triple play. He headed for me in a torrent of fâ€"words. I braced to counter. Umpire John Ducey saved us, interâ€" ceded just when we each fretted what to do if left alone. 2520 BRISTOL CIRCLE BETWEEN WINSTON CHURCHILL #403 OFF DUNDAS BEHIND AIKENKEAD‘S THE OAKVILLE BEAVER For more information, please call: _ Walter Collis (905) 845â€"5122 CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1994 Entry Fee enclosed $ Extra Dinners ($75 per person) CiTY POSTAT CODE CAPTAIN THE GLEN ABBEY GOLF CLUB \@/gk@ QAKVILLE KIWANIS CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT HOME OF THE RCGA CANADIANOPEN Proceeds to THE HOSPITAL FOR SICK CIHILDREN SHOT GUN TEE OFT 11 A.M. SUNDAY 12â€"5 TUES WED OPEN 10â€"7 10â€"9 SATURDAY to be held at HOURS MONâ€" FRI Telephone ( SET UP PREâ€"ARRANGED| . September 24, 1994 UP TO 4 GOLFERS PER ENTRY FORM PROVINCE Your invitation to golf at the Home of The Canadian Open 1862 DUNDAS ST. SOUTH SIDE OF DUNDAS ST BETWEEN 427 DIXIE Support the world Famous HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN in Toronto, Ontario and receive a tax receipt (valid in Canada and U S A ) Your chance to play the prestigious Glen Abbey Goll Club, Home of the RCGA Canadian Open Championship IEnjoy Kiwanian hospitality and fellowship Prize table for everyone + Glen Abbey Personalized Bag Tag and souvenirs for each player golf course or make new friends through our match up file Invite friends/customers to join you on this excellent Return completed form to Kiwanis Club of Oakville P.0. Box 69607 Oakville, Ontarlo Canada L6J 7R4 9:00 A.M 11:00 A.M 4:00 PM 5:00 P.M 6:00 P M 9:00 P.M INTERAC DIRECT PAYMENT Schedule of Events Registration Desk Opens Shotgun Start _ Driving and Putting Contests Reception Dinner, Prizes, Auction Conclusion September 7, 199