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Te HEA EI : ' ITH 5 LH 358 1 THN a Coe (FP TS ' . ! SEG MAS AN hd ea Gi ot I NBA AL BARA» GEREN AS LG de dp ue 6 OG STARR 8 "r Calderwood apartment units still up in the air Bill Calderwood still doesn't know how many apartment units he can build. The developer has been to Scugog Council several times in the past few months trying to establish how many units he can build on his five acre property south of Highway 7A near the Canadian Tire Store. Originally he sug- gested building 150 units but council rejected that figure last night (Mon- day) in favour of 60 units. The township is limited by sewage and water capacity as well as various subdivision agreements council has struck with other deve- lopers. Basically, ac- cording to Mayor Jerry Taylor, there just isn't enough services to go around if Mr. Calder- wood builds 150 units. Durham Regional Council recently set down guidelines for apartment building den- sity in Port Perry. The rules specify an average 3.8 persons per unit. 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Plowing up soon More than four years of detailed planning reached their culmina- tion just weeks from now with the official opening of the 1983 International Plowing Match and Farm Machinery Show (IPM) in Richmond, On- tario, September 27. Sore 150,000 people from all over Ontario, Western Ontario, and the United States are expected to visit the site during the five days of the 70th an- nual match. Federal Minister of Agriculture, Eugene Whelan, is scheduled to give the official opening address at the site, 2:00 p.m. Tuesday, September 27. His ad- dress follows a mam- moth parade through the tented city, beginning at PENA AEIIRI LIA SOILD PEAS WIEN LORIN. 07V3 oi iti aS AERA SR CERI 4 PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Sept. 13,1983 -- 9 sv fF CORTE YHA Ta Terry Fox Marathon of Hope Run REGISTRATION 8:30 A.M. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 RACE COMMENCES 9:00 A.M. PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL TRACK - ON OTTAWA ST. Pledge Sheets available at Port Perry Star Office - 235 Queen St., Port Perry EAGH STEP TAKES US ALITTLE GLOSER TO HIS DREAM. Terry Fox had a dream. He wanted cancer stopped. Stamped out. Taken out of a nightmare vocabulary too many of us are too familiar with. So Terry ran -- he struggled, pushed himself to the limit -- because he wanted the hurting to stop. Period. Since his death, over half a million people have taken up his cause. Most have run, many have walked -- and some have par- ticipated under the same restrictions Terry him- self was faced with. What they all had in common with Terry was courage. Courage to confront the nightmare. Courage to get out and do something about it. This year marks the third year that we can raise money for cancer research in Terry's memory. The third year we can actually do something to help wipe out this disease. 'Won't you par- ticipate? Run, walk, ride, man a desk, organize a run, sponsor a participant, cheer the cause. Do a little, do a lot -- but do something. The hurting has to stop. Together we can give cancer resear- ch the strength it needs so badly. Together we can give cancer research all the strength Terry willed it te have. On September 18th, come out and join us. Participate, and help make Terry's dream a reality in our lifetime. 'Thelerry Fox Run SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18.