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Oct. 23, 1974 The Colborne Citizen Page 7 Good showing by ENSS runners Saturday, the ENSS cross-country team travelled to York University to compete in their invitational cross-country runs. Over 1,000 participants competed representing more than 50 high schools. Over 200 Ann O'Sullivan and Mario Taylor finished in the top quarter of the field of over 200 athletes in the open girls event. The midget boy's team of Harold Kuschnik, David Johnson, Steve Julian, Len Cameron, Jeff Leavy, Mike Sayers, and Steve Langer combined to give ENSS third place in the midget event. In a closely fought junior race, Dave Peckham captured the third place trophy. Combined with Robin Peister, Paul Turner, and Mike Moran's placings, ENSS was able to place fifth in the junior race. Representing the school in the senior division were Bill O'Sullivan, Wayne Williams, Steve Sharpe, and David Down. Meanwhile, over at Markham, Marg McKeown and Carol Nyhoff were attempting to make the Ontario team which would represent the province at the Champion of Champions meet. Marg's nineth place finish insured her a place on the team but Carol's thirteenth placing fell three short. Both ran very well in this trial. Congratulations to the cross-country team on another fine weekend and special thanks is extended to Mrs. Johnson, Mr. O'Sullivan, Mr. Julian, and Miss Bahniuk for donating their time to drive the athletes to Toronto. Provincial police report OCTOBER 16 - Karl Deboers, 14, 49 Walt St., Smithfield, was riding his bicycle down the hill travelling south on Walt St. behind a school bus, at 8:20 a.m. Oct. 16, when his bicycle chain broke. Having no brakes, he soon overtook the school bus. Unfortunately, another school bus was approaching from the north and, as Karl neared the front of the bus he had been following, he struck the front left of the approaching bus. He was taken to Trenton Memorial Hospital by Rushnell Ambulance where it was found he had suffered a cracked left knee. Karl was back in school Monday morning, however, with a cast on his knee which he will have to wear for at least four or five weeks. Provincial Constable A.D. Tremeer was the investigating officer. OCTOBER 17 - A fwo car accident at 9 a.m. Oct. i7, on Dundas St. in Brighton caused a total estimated damage of $725 to the two cars but no injuries were reported. Dorothy Jean Alexander, 56, RR 1 Brighton, was travelling east on Dundas St. in a station wagon when a car driven by Edward Harold Coates, 72, 27 Centre St., Brighton, pulled out from the right shoulder of the road and struck the side of the Alexander vehicle, causing an estimated damage of $550 to the Alexander vehicle and $175 estimated damage to the Coates vehicle. Investigating officer was Provincial Constable H. Twjtchett. OCTOBER 19-20 - A 1964 Buick Convert- High School Soccer League SENIOR WEST as at Oct. 11 SCHOOL G W T L F A Pts THS j 2 1 0 6 4 5 ENSS 3 2 1 0 8 7 5 PECI 3 1116 8 3 OSD 3 1 0 2 12 11 2 CSS 2 10 13 3 2 BSS 2 0 1113 1 JUNIOR WEST THS 3 3 0 0 8 0 6 PECI 3 12 0 4 2 4 ENSS 3 12 0 7 4 4 CSS 2 10 13 4 2 BSS 2 0 1113 1 OSD 3 0 1 2 2 7 1 ible, owned by Jack Gillette, Prince Edward St., Brighton, was stolen from his home sometime between 10 p.m. Oct. 19 and early the next morning. The theft was reported to the Brighton Detachment OPP early Sunday morning and, by 11:50 the same morning, the car had been recovered on a side road off County Road 64. Apparently it had run out of gas and had been abandoned. Police report no suspects in the case with the investigation still in progress by Provincial Constable R. Nelson. OCTOBER 20 - A rather expensive way to get your deer is to hit it with your car. Larry Lloyd Bone, 27, Harcourt St., Port Hope, found this out at 1:50 a.m. Sunday when his car struck a deer who was running across Highway 2 from north to south about one mile west of Brighton. Mr. Bone was not injured but damage to his car was estimated at $300. Provincial Constable H. Twitchett was the investigating officer. OCTOBER 20 - Eddie Adrian Smits, 20, RR 1 Trenton, was southbound in his car on Highway 30 at 7:50 p.m. Oct. 20, when he stopped to make a left turn onto Alice St., Brighton. George Gordon Thorne, 43, 18 Maple-wood Ave., Brighton, following behind, was unable to stop his car in time and ran into the rear of the Smits vehicle causing an estimated damage to it of $200 and $50 to his own car. There were no injuries reported. Provincial Constable W.H. 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