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VOL. 29, No. 1 THE OTTAWA SOUTH COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION REVIEW SEPTEMBER 1996 OTTAWA SOOTHERS IN RECORD LABATT 24 HOUR RELAY BY DREW WILLIAMSON Id Ottawa South's of enthusiasm needed to cross the participation in the Labatt 24 finish line. 'Hour Relay has become an When all was said and done, the annual tradition of large proportions. team had raised $5,571.60, a new Every year the Team Captains (which record for Old Ottawa South. In the were well represented by Tom Lawson entire competition, we came in sixth in and Sheila Casey) go out and round up money raised, a large achievement for a contingent of able-bodied and a 26 member team. In the six years the enthusiastic runners who are willing to Ottawa Southern have participated, the walk, jog or run their hearts out for a team has raised $ 25, 002, a sizable good cause. ^ . amount that has made our ‘ These runners must go out and neighborhood the envy of all other collect as much money as possible from teams (as well it should be). The event friends, family members, neighbours, itself raised $312,800 with 86 teams in and anyone else they are on Speaking total. These charitable contributions are terms with. All money is then donated very much appreciated by the Rehab in the team's name to the Rehabilitation Centre, who uses this money to support Centre, an Ottawa-based medical their state-of-the-art facility. centre that takes care of patients The course was 3.1 km long and at recovering from serious diseases such the end, we ended up coming in second Labatt 24 Hrs. Williard St. runner Sheila Casey as cancer. in total distance run of all 86 teams. This year's run took place at the The grand total distance run was 316.2 Nepean Sportsplex August 17 and 18. km, which comes out to a grand total of Despite a rather shaky start (the first 102 laps! runners did not show up until a very Our team is very proud of its few minutes before the start, which had success and we thank the neighborhood caused a twinge of worry among team for their support and generous captains). The team moved along well donations. Without your ongoing throughout the day. We woe often suppôt, this event would not have been several minutes ahead of schedule and possible. The 1996 Ottawa Southers the speed and enthusiasm with which consisted of Richard Hanley, Rob and our runners dusted that course ensured Martin Cook, Michael Williamson and that we would keep a good placing myself, Bill Bowey, Liz Ruddick, Stan throughout the entire day. and Tristan Staples, Mike Casey, Since teams had to run 24 hours David Conn, Darren Clark, Patti straight, entertainment was necessary Anderson, Pam Grills, Michael in order to keep spirits and energy McLewin, Chris and Dave Rennie, levels high. A band called Serious Fun Leslie Hamilton, Lee Alexander, Doug played oldies during the day and a host Brunt, Joel Box and Ian Jempson. The of other entertainers and events team would like to thank team captains including Yuk-Yuk's comedians, Tom Lawson and Sheila Casey for their karaoke contests, movie festivals and, diligent effort in putting our team of course, a large beer tent full of together. Their hard work has certainly enthusiastic dancers gyrating paid off and our team thanks them for throughout the night kept the flow it moving along and provided a great The "Ottawa Southers" hope to see Labatt24 Hrs. Glen Ave’s Lee The Man"Alexander. diversion for the people waiting their you out there next year! ! ! turn to run and provided that extra bit INSIDE... DEADLINE FOR THE Naturally Green Pages Guiding News Accountability OCTOBER ISSUE IS The Blue Report Immaculata Wins Financial Advice Neighborhood News Wise Sayings Troubles in Academe FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 27 And Much. Much More. w SEPTEMBER 1996 § ™ OSCAR § PAGE 2 OOOOPS! Last month our front page article on the Porch Sale suggested that donations OSCAR. were used to support Art in the Park, an entirely separate and unrelated event in The OTTAWA SOUTH COMMUNITY the Glebe. We apologise for any misunderstanding which was not intended. 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