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1 J durhamregion.com THE CANADIAN STATESMAN ♦ September 20,2006 ♦ Page A3 A day for all Canadians to remember Terry's dream From page 1 ular reason for his support. "One of our firelighters recently lost his wife (to hopes that total will be close cancer)," he said, to $100,000. Approximately Though the day will con- 175 volunteers canic out in jure up memories of lost support of the event. loved ones, it is also the "I just can't say enough about how the whole com- , munity all came together to carry on Terry's vision . ~ about the Marathon Marathon of Hope and it's support of cancer research," said Ms. Till- cock. Two members of the community -- a father and daughter - joined hands a few meters before crossing . the finish line together. Firefighter Steve Chad and his daughter, Zoe, ran on behalf of the Orono Firefighting Firefighting Association's corporate corporate team. Mr. Chad and a. team of 32 other participants raised over $3,000. An emotional Mr. Chad shared one partic- 'I believe in miracles. I have to.' -- Terry Fox day Canadians Canadians honour the man whose goal was to run across Canada to raise money for cancer research. As the search for a cure continues, continues, so continues Terry's dream. Terry Fox ran for 143 days pounding 5,373 kilometres of pavement before having to stop just outside of Thunder Thunder Bay. . Cancer appeared in his ■ lungs and he passed away one month before his 23rd birthday. Terry Fox,said, "I'm not a dreamer, and I'm not saying this will initiate any kind of definitive answer or cure to cancer, but I believe in miracles. I have to." e " sgiy '5#§ Photo by Jennifer Roberts Iara Stocker of Bowmanville gets a Terry Fox tattoo on her face just before running the annual Terry Fox Run in Clarington. The bikers, runners runners and walkers took off early Sunday morning from Memorial Park. EENIOHjïjVjj WE ORDERED TOO MANY SCHOOL SEWING MACHINES Our Educational Department anticipated sales to schools would be LARGE. These HEAVY-DUTY School machines must be sold! Schools DEMAND THE BEST! These machines will SEW ALL FABRICS! CANVAS, DENIM, UPHOLSTERY, NYLON, TRICOT, STRETCH, VINYL, EVEN SEW ON LEATHER! All machines carry Singer's warranty, with the NEW 2006 Singer FREE ARM sewing machine, set the dial and see the magic. Zig-zag, any size button holes, straight, invisible blind hem, monogram & sews on buttons. 50 stitch functions. YOUR PRICE WITH THIS AD, ONLY $299 COMPARE AT $699 11 SIMCOEST.S.- OFFER EXPIRES SEPT. 23,2006 SEWING CENTRE oshawa REGISTERED TRADEMARK 0FTHE SINGER COMPANY 905-433-1140 SINGER 6 OPEN: MON.-FRI. 9TO 5:30 SAT.9T0 4 Whitening] IniOnBj Appointment!! Dr. Karl Vermeulen Dr. John Balenko & Assoc. 60 Liberty St. $., ifUlMïl'â Bowmanville [3Fil® (ms) 623-7100 /////; mmmmmmm? m% ssp v w • % wmmm, mmm « n m mm mm® mmmmmm