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Job well done Star reporter Leslie Scrivener, who covered Terry Fox's Marathon of Hope from the beginning, last night received an award from the Canad(...)
Job well done Star reporter Leslie Scrivener, who covered Terry Fox's Marathon of Hope from the beginning, last night received an award from the Canad(...)

Job well done Star reporter Leslie Scrivener, who covered Terry Fox's Marathon of Hope from the beginning, last night received an award from the Canad(...)

Date12/8/1980
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Original Toronto Star caption: Job well done Star reporter Leslie Scrivener, who covered Terry Fox's Marathon of Hope from the beginning, last night received an award from the Canadian Cancer Society on behalf of the Toronto Star for its coverage. Making the presentation at the Four Seasons Hotel on Avenue Rd. is Ron Potter. Ontario campaign chairman.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0079290F
Stamp of approval: A surcharge on the postage stamp to commemorate Terry Fox's Marathon of Hope could raise funds for cancer research, says Dr. Mitchell Levine, above, with examples of other such stamps.
Stamp of approval: A surcharge on the postage stamp to commemorate Terry Fox's Marathon of Hope could raise funds for cancer research, says Dr. Mitchell Levine, above, with examples of other such stamps.
7/6/1981
Job well done: Deter Stymest douses himself after the 10-kilometre Terry Fox Run, named for the one-legged athlete who ran halfway across Canada to raise cancer research funds
Job well done: Deter Stymest douses himself after the 10-kilometre Terry Fox Run, named for the one-legged athlete who ran halfway across Canada to raise cancer research funds
9/13/1987
Terry Fox's cross-country run to raise money to aid cancer research, ended when doctors found cancer had spread to his lungs. Fox's courage stirred Canadians everywhere
Terry Fox's cross-country run to raise money to aid cancer research, ended when doctors found cancer had spread to his lungs. Fox's courage stirred Canadians everywhere
7/30/1980
Reporter Leslie Scrivener surprised herself with a yelp of 'Go, Terry!' when she first saw him run
Reporter Leslie Scrivener surprised herself with a yelp of 'Go, Terry!' when she first saw him run
5/30/1981
How's yours? One-legged runner Terry Fox and former hockey great Bobbu Orr check out their knees during Fox's second visit to with $25,000 cheque for Cancer research
How's yours? One-legged runner Terry Fox and former hockey great Bobbu Orr check out their knees during Fox's second visit to with $25,000 cheque for Cancer research
7/23/1980
One of the entrants in the Terry Fox Run today is Isadore Sharp, owner of the Four Seasons hotel chain whose pledge of help was pinned to Fox's bed as he lay dying
One of the entrants in the Terry Fox Run today is Isadore Sharp, owner of the Four Seasons hotel chain whose pledge of help was pinned to Fox's bed as he lay dying
6/10/1987
Tulips for Terry. Grade 8 students at Ursuline School in North York were only part of the group that planted tulip bulbs to raise more than $900 for the Terry Fox Marathon of Hope
Tulips for Terry. Grade 8 students at Ursuline School in North York were only part of the group that planted tulip bulbs to raise more than $900 for the Terry Fox Marathon of Hope
9/25/1980
Terry Fox with his mother and father at his side gives his final Marathon of hope Press conference in Thunder bay Tues before he was taken to The airport by Ambulance
Terry Fox with his mother and father at his side gives his final Marathon of hope Press conference in Thunder bay Tues before he was taken to The airport by Ambulance
9/2/1980
Fox, Terry - Marathon of Hope
Fox, Terry - Marathon of Hope
9/21/1980
Fox, Terry - Marathon of Hope
Fox, Terry - Marathon of Hope
9/2/1980
Fox, Terry - Marathon of Hope
Fox, Terry - Marathon of Hope
3/27/1981
More than 10,000 people crowded Nathan Phillips Square July 11 to pay tribute to Terry Fox as he passed through Toronto on his Marathon of Hope
More than 10,000 people crowded Nathan Phillips Square July 11 to pay tribute to Terry Fox as he passed through Toronto on his Marathon of Hope
7/11/1980