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Illinois Marathon Newsletter of the Arlington Trotters Running Club The Trotter Arlington Heights Illinois Chronicles www.arlingtontrotters.com January 2010 Dedicated to Runners of All Levels In This Issue Winterfest January 16 7:00 pm CEDA TY .2 Race Results 3 Dorkside 4 Club Business 5 Winterfest Annual Party From the Doc 6 the en ide tree • End of the year awards ov an Race in Review 7 pr d l b il e v Application 10 w e • Board elections r b a u l Please g C e s • January meeting. Set up will e bring an h start at 6 pm T appetizer, Address: side dish or dessert Sheffield Club Townehouse to share 1000 Walnut Lane Schaumburg, IL 60194 The Trotter Chronicles - Trotter Board President: CEDA-TY from Trisha D.! Ed Nikowitz 847/668-5527 [email protected] Thanks to those of you who contributed to family, and the CEDA workers were most Vice Presidents: the CEDA family this year, especially Robin appreciative when I dropped of our items. Steve Sawyer Gialanella, Gail Edgar, Mary Papreck, Steve 847/394-9546 Sawyer, Michael Zielinski, Mark Rouse, [email protected] Martha Cook, and Johnathon Wynn of the Lemme Insurance Company. As you might Flash imagine, it is a difficult season for many 315/256-3913 with the economy this year. We received a thank you note from CEDA and from our Treasurer: Mike Kendrick 847/602-0591 hillrunner58@sbc global.net Secretary: Mary Papreck 847/269-9098 [email protected] Social Director Judi Miko [email protected] Volunteer Coordinator: Michele Long michele_m_long@ adp.com Newsletter Editor: Regina Brown 847-304-9344 [email protected] Track Director: Nick Nowicki nicknowicki7580@ yahoo.com Web Master: Steve Breese 847/358-8722 [email protected] The Trotter Chronicles newsletter is e-mailed monthly. Articles written by our members are welcome and are due on the 25th of the month preceding the issue date. E-mail your articles to : Regina Brown at [email protected]. 2 Newsletter of the Arlington Trotters Running Club Trotter Race Results Westchester Veterun 10K 11-8-09 Steve Breese (7th AG) 36:10 Ray Gobis (4th AG) 38:32 January Jan Draheim 1:25:05 Monthly Schaumburg 1/2 Marathon Turkey Trot 11-28-09 Meeting Michael Mueller (3rd OA Male) 1:28:00 Winterfest on January 16, 2010--- Steve Breese (3rd OA) 1:19:32 See Page 1 for details Florida Marathon 12-19-09 Jason Lehman (1st AG) 3:48:53 Dues are Due! You Can Pay Online! Many thanks to Steve Breese for co- ordinating the “online” ability on our website to accept annual dues from Check out the Club members. Check it out! http://arlingtontrotters.com/Profile/ Of course we will still accept checks “New Look” on our Website and cash at the Winterfest Party or you can mail them to Ron Lawson, acting treausurer, until the annual www.arlingtontrotters.com elections. Application on Page 10 Ron Lawson 1602 Waverly Arlington Heights, IL 60004 [email protected] Thanks Steve! 3 The Trotter Chronicles - Tales from the Dork Side by Trisha Dean If you are looking for a race that is just acle, my tooth! I popped it back on, know- plain fun, the Annual Santa Sleigh Run 5K ing it would take more than superglue to fix fits the bill. Held December 5th this year it permanently. and organized by the Rotary Club, the sec- Hastily I went to my car and called the den- ond annual was my kind of race- crazy and tist with my cell phone, explaining the sit- filled with laughs. uation. “Can you come in at 10:15?” Hey, During the inaugural race last year, daugh- I have priorities here- the race started at 10. ter Rui and I were at Disney World. How- Asking for something later, the receptionist ever, I saw the story in the Herald, as well as thought she could squeeze me in at 11:30, Tony and Robin Gialanella’s 2008 Christmas but I might have to wait. That would be card in which they were both dressed in fine- I could still do the race and not be Santa suits, and I knew this race had to be faced with a toothless weekend. on my 2009 calendar. That settled, I proceeded to the starting line- For you uninitiated, the t-shirt substitute for with hundreds and hundreds of other San- the Santa Sleigh Run 5K (I like the rhyme tas. Gordon Lah, Mary Papreck, Steve too) is a full Santa suit. And I mean full- Sawyer and others were some of the Trot- beard (not too good for contact lens wear- ters- er Santas- I saw. The Herald reported Trisha Dean has been an ers), mustache, hat, belt, pants, and jacket. the next day that the entrants easily topped Arlington Trotter member For the entry fee, about thirty dollars, we last year’s 600. Everywhere you looked since 1985 and has are not talking a high quality Santa there were Santas in full suits, suit here. It will get you taking pictures, laughing, served as President, V.P, through the race (maybe), Check out Jack’s joking. (Jack Waddick Social Director, Program and possibly can be worn to YouTube Video of the Race got some great shots Director, and Newsletter a party or two, but it is def- which he later posted Editor. She has completed initely not something you http://www.youtube.com/ on You-Tube.) “San- 30 marathons, including will wear year after year. If watch?v=7x9yhw3eHbQ tas, you will be starting 6 Boston Marathons, and you want high quality, check in 5 minutes,” came the over 100 triathlons. She out the Santa suit Steve Sawyer wears announcement. When the gun has also completed four every year at the Santa Run, not to be con- went off, a sea of Santas covered the streets Ice Age 50 Mile races. fused with this race. of Arlington Heights. My high quality Santa pants dropped to my feet in the first When she is not training, On the appointed Saturday morning, I ar- few steps. I pulled off the course, hoisted Trisha is an assistant rived at the parking garage on Highland them up, and stuffed them into my tights. principal at Buffalo Grove and Campbell after my typical Saturday Apparently I had not secured the drawstring morning of running around and dropping High School and holds a well enough. Ph.D. from Loyola Rui off at gymnastics. I made my way up- University Chicago. stairs to the Metropolis, where the Santa The course was similar to the Walter Pay- suit distribution occurred. Several people ton 5K course, through downtown and res- were deciding between small, medium and idential streets in Arlington Heights. Along large suits. These run quite small- a size the way, young and old came out to see the small would probably fit Kate Moss. I set- spectacle. You couldn’t help but laugh at tled on the large, and then tried to open the the sight of hundreds of Santas in all direc- plastic bag, which seemed to have been tions. No one seemed too concerned about sealed by NASA. In frustration, I used my their times, as there were no age group front teeth to tear open the bag. awards. Wrong move. These were the same $2000 Santas crossed the finish line as far as the front teeth I had replaced after my summer eye could see, entering the parking garage bike accident. One promptly came off, for treats from Whole Foods. The only neg- which I realized when I felt a small stump ative was that it was a little cold to stand where my tooth should have been. I was around chatting- but, hey, I had a dentist chatting with Robin’s friend Dee, and lost appointment to make. My dentist didn’t track of the conversation at that point. “My even admonish me for tearing into a Santa tooth!” I wailed, having visions of not sug- suit bag with my teeth. I’ll be back to the arplums but another $1000 tooth repair. race next year, and this time I’ll use my car Looking down at the floor, a Christmas mir- keys to open the bag! 4 Newsletter of the Arlington Trotters Running Club Arlington Trotters Board Meeting Minutes for Thursday, January 7, 2010 submitted by Mary Papreck Meeting commenced at 6:30 p.m. Attendees: Ed Nikowitz, Regina Brown, Ron Lawson, Steve Breese, Steve Sawyer, Judi Miko, Mary Papreck. Guests were Jennifer Nikowitz and L. Terry Betz Trotter Board Treasury Report • Ron Lawson said we are in good shape. Expenditures due are for the Winterfest Party Slate to Date and RRCA for insurance. We are counting on 100 members at $5.60 each for the RRCA In- surance. Winterfest Party President: Judi Miko • Awards Vice President: Steve • Food and Drinks – Ed will pick up beer and wine and tablecloths; Judi will pick up pop and water. Judi will make something in the crockpot and Mary will make baked mostaciolli Sawyer and order Brown’s Chicken as backup. Treasurer: Ron Lawson • Club Members to bring appetizers; salads; desserts Secretary: Mary Papreck • Set up 6 p.m. Ed said not to bring coolers. Judi has enough plasticware Donation Newsletter Editor: Regina • We allocated $500 in donations for Clearbrook Center and CEDA last year and only do- Brown nated $250 to Clearbrook Center last year. We will write a check to CEDA and have them decide where they want to use the funds Webmaster: Steve Breese Board Member Slate to Date Volunteer Coordinator: • Judi Miko for President; Steve Sawyer for Vice-President; Ron Lawson for Treasurer; We need somebody Mary Papreck for Secretary; Regina Brown for Newsletter Editor; Steve Breese for Webmas- ter Social Chairman: • Committee Heads – need Volunteer Coordinator; Social Chairman.
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