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4 ound vipat a Vol. 129 No. 42 hada PORT PERRY, ONTARIO - TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1995 COPY 65¢ 61¢ =e Gsm ae Port's Fox Run takes to streets this Sunday By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star The Terry Fox Run will be held this Sunday in Port Perry as hundreds of residents are expected to take to the streets to raise funds for cancer research. The run will begin at the Port Perry Fairgrounds at 9 a.m. and continue through the streets of Port Perry and Prince Albert before returning to the fairgrounds. After completing a half a lap of the track participants will proceed through the Old Simcoe Road exit of the fair- grounds. From there participants will make their way through Prince Albert to King Street to Union Avenue and 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 com- pleting another half a lap of the track. The route for rollerbladers will be slightly different to avoid the track and boat launch areas. The total rollerblade route will be just more than 8 km. The five-km. route will go towards Queen Street, skipping the Prince Albert part of the course. There will be a barbecue fol- lowing the run for all partici- pants. Also during the day four area child care services, Stonemoor Day Care, Utica Day Care, Schoolhouse Playcare and the Early Learning Centre of Durham College, will be holding interest centres for families. Children can take part in many activities at the fairgrounds when par- ticipants return from their runs. Residents are encouraged to come out and support the par- ticipants of the annual run. T- shirts and sweatshirts will also be on sale the day of the event. For more information call Laura Elliott at 985-2571 or 666-6328, or Leo Plue at 986- 4241. Seventy-five teams 100k to L. ons round of the Top Bass | ishing -angl bass, during Sunday s welghin show at { Gores's Lake Sid This weekend marks a very special occasion as residents of this community join with chiropractors from around the world to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the founding of their profession by Port Perry's native son, Daniel David Palmer. Welcome to Scugog Township The Port Perry Star, on behalf of the residents of Scugog Township, extend a warm welcome those visiting Port Perry for the first time. Inside this issue of the Star (pages 15-18) you will find a tribute to Daniel David Palmer.