/ a m it y / v a t # The Oakville Beaver Weekend, Saturday September 6, 2003 - 15 Terry Fox Run organizers hoping for record turnourt Oakville run could About 800 people are expected to participate in this year's 23rd annual Terry Fox Run at the Glen Abbey Recreation Centre on Sept. 14. Organizers are hoping to set an alltime record. Last year O akville's fundraising efforts exceeded $170,000 and this year an even larger contribution is expected. Registration for the run begins at 9 a.m., at the south parking lot of the Glen Abbey Recreation Centre on Third Line south o f Upper Middle Road. The starting pistol will be fired at 10 a.m. to officially launch the event. Participants will leave the centre via Glen Abbey Gate, and follow around Pilgrims Way and Nottinghill Gate for a five-kilometre route - and twice for those wishing to complete 10 kilome tres. "It will be an exciting day, with Oakville AM 740's Jim Paulson as master of ceremonies," said Oakville Run Coordinator Ralph Robinson. "We'll have massage therapist serv ices available, as well as great enter tainment featuring recording artist Keith Thompson with his all-original set plus Tim D uffy's Disc Jockey Service." There will be freebees, snacks and dren's author Eric Walters, a fictional story about a troubled young boy who meets the famed one-legged runner in Nova Scotia, will be available for $10 each, with all proceeds going to the Terry Fox Foundation. The book con tains a forward written by the Fox fam ily. This year's theme is Unbreakable Spirit, exemplified by the late Terry Fox as he ran half way across Canada in 1980 before the return of the cancer which had resulted in the amputation of his right leg forced him to give up near Thunder Bay after running 5,373 kilo metres. Since then close to $300 million had been raised in his memory for cancer research from the annual Terry Fox Runs held at 1,100 locations across Canada and in 48 other countries. Pledge sheets are available in many locations across the Town of Oakville including the kiosk inside the public entrance at Town Hall. For more information, check out the Terry Fox Foundation Web site at www.terryfoxrun.org. Pledges can be made on line. Anyone requiring additional infor mation can contact the Oakville coordi nator, Ralph Robinson at 905-827-7659 or via e-mail at rrobinson@oakville.ca Burlington Art Centre Celebrating 25 years o f Excellence % Craft I Market < £ C S 3 C C A r t d c 160 Artists & Artisans Saturday & Sunday September 13 & 14 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Adults: $4.00 Seniors/Teens: $3.00 Weekend Pass: $6.00 Family: $10.00 Spencer Smith Park Burlington. ON (905)632-7796x307 E r i c W a lt e r s__ * ,.h . tmc-.wl >«.« Copies o f Run will be sold to raise money for the Terry Fox Run. beverages for all joggers, runners, walkers, wheelchair users, children in strollers, rollerbladers and cyclists. A limited number o f Teny Fox T-shirts will also be available at $15 each. Copies of the book Run by chil I n > t n r BURLINGTON % THE ONE & ONLY LOCATION! REGISTER N O W FOR FALL-----<$> ' Classes begin September 8, 2003. Ages 3 to adult. Beginner to advanced tor all ages. Day, evening and weekend classes available. Musical Instruction A rt School a preschool arts program. Monday-Friday, 9:00-11:30 am or 1:00-3:30 pm., 3 - 6 year olds. Musical Theatre (songs and scenes), Creative Art and Music. Ballet · M odern ~E>ance it . Lyrical · Jazz Hip Hop · Tap / \ c t it . Ballroom · Sw ing ^ i n q it . Latin · Irish it . Aero · Acting 'D y a tv it . M usical Theatre Instrum ental M usic "p a in t it . Pilates · Painting ^ c u L p t it . Draw ing · Yoga £.eavn i t , Pottery J s ir D a n c e Tutoring all subjects including math science, english & languages. JK - Grade 12 ^J^TH E A TR E P erform ance & PRODUCTION CLASS Directed by Ed Daryani (artistic director for Humber College's drama program) and Jenny McMurry (lead in Evrta at the St. Lawrence Centre in Toronto - August '03). · Small class sizes · Camera viewing of all studios 4TH ANNUAL MUSICAL PRODUCTION Directed by Peter Kunder (actor and former director of Cawthra Park S.S. drama program) Watch for auditions. \\V - STUDIO p / \ v A s PERFORfTlinG A F 1 D VISUAL ARTS SC H O O L CALL US TO D A Y 9 0 5 -4 0 3 -9 4 3 5 2351 Royal Windsor Drive, Unit 1, Mississauga www.studiopavas.com studiopavas@ sympatico.ca ANNOUNCING! New Artistic Director Erin McFadden, welcoming her back from a 2 year performance with Mama Mia!