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"The whole point is to be there, participate, and show people that you can still lead an active life." More than 100 athletes from across Canada came to participate. . Mrs. Holdsworth hopes to raise some corporate sponsorship in the near future so she can partici- pated in the, World Transplant Games in Kobe, Japan next August. Since being diagnosed with a liver disorder in 1992; and receiving a liver transplant in 1996, Mrs. Holdsworth has been actively promoting organ donation, and acts as a local spokesperson for Organ Donation Ontario and the Canadian Transplant Association. For more information, please contact www.organ- donation-works.org. g i - & i rOTt CC r [ y lar a C Cl : PORTP PERRY AND DISTRICT SOLTRALL ASSC. 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