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businesses signed up so far: Schell Lumber. Todd Pools, Tim Hortons, iones Pools, Grey Power Insurance. Lebovic Leisure Centre. Joint Venture Fitness and Exclusively Aerobics For more infor- mation on how to enter your team, contact Beate Terry Fox run Sept. 14 Thirty aspiring local performers, rang- ing in age from II to 2|, will join the l2- member troupe for the production, which originally premiered at Markham Theatre in February. Moms 0 has been based in Stouffville for the past l4 years and has created seven full length pro- ductions which have toured many venues In Canada and the United States. as well as Internationally. A Milsunmer Night'ermm includes dance. spoken text, video projection and live music, and was so enthusiasti- This fall, Motus 0 dance theatre, a professional dance/theatre company, will present six performances of its adaptation of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream. A Dream comes true for local dance‘performers ' - 'WHITCHURCH-STOUFFVILLE THIS MONTH” â€" See us on 'www.stot(fvllleonllne.com' M, Continued from Pdge I Terry Fox merchandise. Including T-shirts and hats, will be available Sept. 6 at local stores, or by calling Sally Sandlford at 905-640- 5528. Pledge sheets are available from Schell Lumber. Stouffville Arena. Bank of Montreal, Stouffville Library, Lebovic Leisure Barnett at 905â€"640-6884 "it has always been one of our goals as a company to include local perfonn- ers in professional shows.“ explained artistic director lack Langenhuizen. "This gives them an opportunity to dance with professionals and to perform for their peers. York Region has a tremendous resource of talented and dedicated young performers. We are delighted to give that talent an opportunity.” cally received at its premiere that the company was invited to return to Markham Theatre's professional theatre series in April, 2004. in September and October, Motus 0 will present Dream to an estimated 3,000 students in schools across York Region, with the support of die Ontario Trillium Foundation. Centre, "Our school community continues to embrace the Terry Fox Run as well." said Ms. Schell-Kennedy. "Returning schools include Orchard Park. Glad Park, and new this year, St Brigid." Blockbuster Video. MGM‘s. LCBO. Scotiabank and TD Canada Trust. Georgia Stevens is seen settin out on last year's Terry Fox Run with daughter, Loryn. The 2002 run netted more an $40,000 for cancer researdi and this year, with the help of special guest Darrell Fox, Terry's brother, organizers hope to beat all previ- ous records. SEPTEMBER 2003