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Waterloo Chronicle (Waterloo, On1868), 15 Sep 1999, p. 13

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'Terry never saw himself as a hero,' says Betty Fox _ The mother of the late crussr Canada runner Terry Fox believes she knows why so many Canadians continue to be Inspired by tum it's not because he was d great athlete, although he cer- umly was that It's not because he was renowned for hts grit and determination, even though he demonstrated that long before he med to run across Canada on an artificial leg when he surprised most of his friends by making hes junior high school's basketball team, But Betty Fox sand last Thursday In Bechtel Park she belres ed it was her son's Sincere belle! that he never was a hero, and his Sincere concern for others, that continues lo draw people to him.. The 19m annual Kuchener-Waterloo Terry Fox Run for Cancer Research 1snll be held this Sum Voluntary Pay HNE AUTOMOBILE BODY AND PAINT Because of you, it's working Unsurpassed Colision - Clii'fitiide ME AUTO M 15 Certteonial Dr, Kitchener Specializing In BMW PORSCHE JAGUAR Mercedes Benz Dealer Authorized 886-2830 MHEH MITEH Men'cdous Restoration Original Paint Ctnisttes Tim Gardner C hnmu le Sm” 578-2052 day (Sept 19) at Bechtel Park starting at 1 pm. Betty Fox was the guest speaker at a fundraising barbe- cue held last Thursday to pro- mote thes Sunday's run, Local run co-cha-man, Chris Barker, said she hopes as many as 550 la (:00 runners, walkers. cyclists and rollerbladers mll take part m this year's event and perhaps raise as much as S25,000 to $26,000 for cancer research. 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