"7, frO, raa ' i(r7". r ":11! P, .4 , \ / /?;;;:.'S-A-4. ed, Zrav ha."Les'17- 14; 42ir. October 12, 1991 )i ber 12, 1991 Vol. 20 No. 9 "For Women Only" 5 & 10 km Run in Glebe BY INEZ BERG $75, Second Place $50., QUEENs% and Third Place $25. tor Women of the Glebe - put 1" overall finishers. 17,./.Ç7 'CLEND:avE.ut on your running shoes and After the run, awards get ready for the first and draw prizes will be "For Women Only" 5 and given out. Brooks run- 10 kilometre road race to ning shoes, shorts, head- be held in the Glebe. On bands and bags from Mov- Saturday, October 19, a ing Comfort, coupon books number of Glebe streets from the Health Pages, will be closed to traffic and gifts from Jogbra from 9:00 a.m. until about are among the prizes. 10:30 a.m. while the race Store manager Michel is being run. Ponton said October 6th Women are welcome to that about 100 women had walk, jog or run either entered. "We're hoping the 5 or 10 Km distance. for two or three hundred by Presented The Running to make it a real success," Room (911 Bank Street) in he said. association with the Heart The registration fee is race Institute, the be- $17.00 after October 12. gins and ends at Corpus Ponton estimates that Christi School, 157 about $2 or $3 per regis- Fourth Avenue. It follows trant will go to the Heart a 5 km course (see map) Institute after the costs which will be repeated by of staging the run are the 10 km participants met. "It all depends on with a mid-race water how many enter. If many stop at Corpus Christi. enter, the cost is less. Participants can use the The first year you start change facilities in an event like this always t.17. the school's gymnasium. costs more. "We have to Pre-race activities pay for shirts, food and start at 8:15 a.m. In- to rent the school and structors from 'June's other things." he said. Aerobic Workout will In late September conduct a Warm-Up session Running Room stores in at Corpus Christi to Toronto, Edmonton and October. er will cooperate to make music provided by 54 Rock. Calgary held Women's "We decided to hold For this event the first of Each entrant and all races because a successful tradition. Only 5 and 10 Km runs. Women Only volunteers will receive there aren't many events For information on the race a commemorative T-shirt. Another was held by the Van- like this for women," said call The Running Room at First place prize is couver store in early Ponton. Hopefully the weath- 233-5617. Leaf collection time again The City of Ottawa is Alternatively you can the street where they can INSIDE reminding residents that place leaves in standard cause parking and drain- it is time to get ready garbage cans or other age problems. for their Leaf Collection regulation containers If or 0.1 such you have questions GCA 8-9 Program again. Last year as cardboard boxes. Con- comments, call the City's the city collected almost tainers will be return- 24-hour Information 2,000 tons of leaves. The ed to the curbside for number 564-1111 any time. Elections 91 compost generated is now your reuse. Bags cannot Capital Ward .. 10-12 ready for use in the City's be returned for reuse. AH Candidate Meetings parks. The City will endeavour .. Watch local newspapers to recycle them. Mayoralty and Regional School News 14-21 on October 12 and 13 for During the length of the Chairperson All Candidates notices giving the col- program, if your leaves Meeting to be held at Books 22,24 lection program's starting are not collected on the Ottawa Technical High date. It runs four weeks regular collection day, School 440 Albert St. Art 23 from the starting date the City will try to pick October 21 at 7:30 P.M. to allow plenty of time them up by the end of Sponsored by Federation Observation for leaf collection. the following day. They of Citizens Associations. Post 26-27 Leaves may be raked up would appreciate residents and placed in large plast- raking up leaves on boule- Capital Ward Councillor ic bags. They should be vards bordering their All Candidates Meeting of the Alh)n-th closed and placed at the property and putting them to be held at Quote curb side separate from out for collection as well. Glebe Collegiate Auditorium Whether you be man or woman regular refuse on your Only leaves will be col- 212 Glebe Avenue you will never do anything in this world without designated collection day. lected in the program. Wednesday, November 6, courage. Only contained leaves will Other compostables or yard at 7:00 P.M. It is the greatest quality be collected. Loose ones waste cannot be collected. Sponsored by the Glebe of the mind next to will not. Do not rake leaves onto Community Association. honour. James L. Allen Views expressed in the Glebe Report are those of our contributors. EDITORIAL NOTES We reserve the right to edit all submissions. More in November glebe ELECTION COVERAGE In this issue we have focussed on candidates P.O.repoE3(»c 47941, Station EE running for Capital Ward Councillor. Next month we will feature candidates running for Regional Ottawa, IC)ritaric), K1S 51-19 Chairmanship. Also due to incomplete registration Established 1973 at this time we will be covering the complete list of Zone 2 School Board Trustee candidates in our "1"eler)hc)rle 2364955 November issue. The GZebe Report is a monthly newspaper. We receive THANK YOU JANE: no'government grants or subsidies. Advertising from Glebe merchants pays our bills and printing costs. On behalf of our staff and the community I would 6000 copies are delivered free to Glebe homes and like to say a great big Thank You to Jane Wilson. copies are available at many Glebe shops. This month she wrote her last column for the Glebe Neighbourhood Activities Group (GNAG to you and me). EDITOR: Inez Berg, 233-6063 It is our pleasure to thank Jane, who has in her ADVERTISING MANAGER: Meredith Olson, 236-5967 column been thanking others and keeping the community BUSINESS MANAGER Sheila Pocock-Brascoupé, informed about GNAG events in her warm, inimitable 233-3047 way for the last four years. We'll miss your writing CIRCULATION MANAGER: Christian Hurlow, 238-3572 Jane, but luckily we'll still have you to appreciate. COVER: Illustration of Whyte House We welcome Liz Palmer who will be the new GNAG by Ian Van Lock columnist. STAFF THIS ISSUE: Susan Carson, Sally Cleary, Christianl WH0000000000SE HOUSE IS IT? Hurlow, Sue Jermyn, Mary Kovacs, Meredith Olson, Kay We hope you enjoy our cover illustration this month. Scrivener, Susan Thomson. 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