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10- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 17, 1996 Participants By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star The Terry Fox Run takes place this Sunday in Port Perry and organizers are hoping for a huge turn out. Residents will be walk- ing, running, cycling and rollerblading the routes to raise funds for cancer re- search. Participants can take It's this Sunday i in Port Perry part in one, five or 10-km. routes. While the organiz- ers expect a good contin- gent of younger children and adults, they would like to see more teenagers out for the event. The Terry Fox Run raised $4.3 million in On- tario last year at more than 1,000 run sites. More than $11 million was raised across the world PORT PERRY STAR (YosswoRl ACROSS 1. Daie's cowboy hubby 4. Flower-power gesture 7. Chaney fms 10. It often follows "once" of horror Twinklings of an eye Wind indicators Flaming Pregnancy culmination Toddler's timeout 60 Minutes man Playful swimmer Eats chicken-style E48 RB2EBN BREB Scoundrel 0 0 "__ the fields we 15. Chronicle 62. Basketball net go. 16. Frankincense of holders (2 wds.) Arizona city 63. Akal Joey's nickname 84. CIA's forerunner Prepared for the 65. Mountain road white-glove test Like certain shins Govt. agey 38. Wore away 41. Songa Henwe's homeland: abbr 42. Doce 43. Antitoxin 44. From ___Z {2 wis 2 SEGRE DREN » ~ Philadelphia parader onin Conductor Toscanini Excavation area Loosen Ming Dynasty relic Opinion syrvey Slangy assent Get a iift Picks Night author Wiesel Donations To a smaller degree Pas' partners BRRER2SEEAGE Port Perry Star Crossword Sponsored By eat for Fox run still sought | with more than 625,000 people taking part. Last year nh to 400 people took part in the lo- cal run and raised more than $30,000 for the cause. The goal of the com- mittees across the prov- ince, including Port Perry, is to increase that by 10 percent. For those not taking part in the run the com- mittee urges them to sup- port someone who is, be- cause almost everyone has been affected by this dis- ease in some way, the com- mittee says. The route for Sunday's - run is the same as years past, beginning at the Port Perry Fairgrounds. The route exits onto Old Sim- coe Road, heads through Prince Albert to Union Av- enue and back into Port Perry. The run then heads to Water Street to the boat launch area along North Street to Simcoe Street and back to the fair- grounds. The route for the roller- bladers is slightly differ- ent to avoid the track and boat launch areas. The five-kilometre route goes "Featuring" Paula Lishman Knit Fur Bill Lishman's Operation Migration Memorabilia A GALLERY OF FUNCTIONAL ART 158 Queen St., Port Perry 985-0574 legoftherun. Big Brothers/Big Sisters Open Golf Tournament Saturday, Sept. 21/96 Sunnybrae Golf Club, Prince Albert 1:00pm - Shotgun Start $85.00 PER GOLFER INCLUDES: -18 holes of golf - cart - steak dinner - longest drive contest.- closest to the pin contests - $40.00 donation receipt - prizes for everyone Help Us Help The Children Call For Tickets 985-3733 or Cathy at 985-0596 todas Seer, Su skipping the The one km. route will take place at the fair- prisild where there will also be plenty of events for the oo ol and the par- ticipants. A barbecue will follow the run for all partici- pants. Terry Fox Run T-shirts and buttons went on sale last week at the Nutty Chocolatier and will re- main on sale on the run day. Proceeds go towards cancer research. 2 Scugog was recogni ized in the Terry Fox FH tion itor last year as a retailer of the year with 100 per cent sales of T-shirts, ot! the commit- tee would like to reach that plateau again this year. Sponsorship forms are available at many local stores. Anyone who would + like more information on the Terry Fox Run or can volunteer is asked to call Elizabeth MacArthur at 985-0951 or Laura Elliott at 985-2571. Lo = 5 A BEST ED cradles Lilly, her the kitten to which the d attached. Vernona, \ house, brought home Bob to Lilly, who's Ted and the basement during the took to one another, a : even tries to nurse the kitten. FT With Rates like this, why store it vourself? TOWN HALL 1873 = and SCUGOG LIBRARY P resents ' SHOW BIZ FOR KIDZ Serer September 28; 3:00pm "KIM AND JERRY BRODEY" featuring their musical show "LETS HELP THIS PLANET" Tickets $6 at Scugog Library Family Entertainment - Reserved Seats ORT PERRY auto glass & trim id. WE COVER YOUR DEDUCTIBLE AUTO & MA BOAT TO S FREE MOBILE SERVICE 139 Water Street 6 High Street Port Perry, Ont LoL 188 (905) 985-8507