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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-09-17, Page 64444400444,40441,i , 8 • . , •881:r•, REG. NOW 25.00 20.00 30.00 24.00 35.00 28.00 Designer's Phase IL 4G1,1` 180 King St,, Hensall SPECIAL 20% Off ALL PERMS Now Until Oct. 22 0 King Designer's Phase II 18 HensaiSt., l 262-2402 ASH SUPERIOR F( OD x C O 10 10 motHers 2 O 3 ao ac ASH SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET ASH SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET • • 20 0 O so • too C pm zo 0 O Me 0 .C1 0 * a. I. C Pone 0 0 O Paso 6 •Timos-Advocate Odds 'n Ends A new folk hero MR. AND MRS. ALAN SAVAUGE Rita Ann Blom and Alan Savauge were united in marriage at St. Boniface Roman Catholic Church, on August 23. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Blom, Kippen and the' groom is the son of Mrs. Lorette Savauge, Seaforth and Mr. Ron Savauge, London. The maid of honour was Mary Blom, sister of the bride. The bridesmaids were Annette Blom, Willy Groothuis and Elizabeth Moir all sisters of the bride. Kevin Benneweis, friend of the groom was best man. Guests were ushered by Ken MacDonald, Gerald Mueller, Rick Hulley all friends of the groom. The couple will be residing in Strat- ford. Photo by Hadden's Studio asicirras Afile all Macrame Supplies and Wicker 10% OFF all Pottery Sale ends Sept. 27th INVENTORY SALE 20% OFF For Shop-at-home Service call: 672-9440 Out of town call collect. By ELAINETOWNSHEND Canadians don't . get ex- cited; we sit on our hands during hockey games. • Canadians try not to get too involved; we prefer a middle-of-the-road approach to problems. Sometimes we even seem aloof. • Canadians are interested in national unity as long as our province and our region is taken care of first. We don't boast; there doesn't seem to be much to brag about, We've had a few heroes, but not many. Then along came Terry Fox. Now Canada has a hero. And Canadians are united in a common cause. It started slowly. When Terry began his marathon of hope in Newfoundland, his brothel; a friend and a few cancer society officials were with him. ThroUgh Quebec he ran virtually unnoticed, Few people took seriously his claims that he could run across Canada on an ar- uncial leg, But by the time he reached. Ontario, people were beginning to watch and listen and think, He had another goal - to raise $1,009,000 for cancer research, By the halfway mark of his run, the goal had been surpassed, almost doubled. Canadians were getting involved. In Thunder Bay, his run was interrupted. He had to return to B.C. to fight his second personal battle against cancer. Millions of Canadians are fighting with him in spirit. They decided to take up the challenge of raising as much money as possible for the Canadian Cancer Society. With forty-eight hours preparation, the CTV national network pulled together a five-hour telethon in which entertainers, athletes, politicians, jour- nalists and others from across Canada and abroad took part. Governments, corpora- tions, and individuals added more than $8,000,000 in cash and pledges to the $1,700,000 Terry had accumulated during his run, By the end of the next day, the total was $12,000,000 and counting. Canadians everywhere want to. honour Terry Fox. Sault Ste. Marie named an avenue him. Simon Fraser University, where Terry was a student three-and-a-half years ago when cancer first struck, founded a scholar- ship in his honour. Other cities propose naming sports' complexes, medical centers and parks after him. Many people think he should receive Canada's highest honour. One of the special things about Terry Fox is that he doesn't ask people to give anything to him. Rather he asks us to give to a battle that affects us all. Can any of us say our lives 'haven't, in some way, been touched by cancer? Someone suggested holding an annual marathon in Terry Fpx's name to raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Society, It would show Terry we were serious, When we told him we were with him and What he started in Newfoundland won't stop until cancer is beaten. Although he doesn't see himself as special, there must be something special about a person who can touch as many people as he has. He is responsible for raising more thn $12,000,000 for the Canadian Cancer Society and has given renewed hope to millions of people. He helped people look at a man with an artificial leg and see a whole person. That has to help everyone society Please turn to page 7 . Get survey of seniors At the Exeter senior citizen advisory group meeting for September, it was reported that the job of listing all seniors in Exeter is almost completed, A questionnairewill soon be ready for all seniors in town to participate in, and volunteers will distribute the survey sheets by the street system very shortly. Over 80 club Mrs. Mary Flemming of Marion Villa, London, will be 95 on September 23. She is formerly from IVInvint rarmal You'll Never Buy For Less Than Right now Tremendous savings MO yds of fabric must go New low price $9.00 - $18.00 per yard We have a good selection of remnants, For your convenience call 235-0131, 235-1229 Canadian Furniture Restorers Thames Rd., Exeter Fall Show and Sale SAVE fg25% All that's new for You can bring the beauty of fall's colours inside your home this year when you choose From National Drapery's collection of new Fall Fabrics and styles. 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