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"A Family Tradition for 127 Years" Successful cross-country runs Prince Albert runners do well at recent meets Prince Albert Public School cross-country runners compet- ed in three Meets this fall. We were very proud of their accom- plishments. At the Lisa Carlson Memorial Run held on Wednesday, Oct. 13, we had three girls teams place second: the eight, nine, and 10 year olds. In addition the 10 year old boys team won third place. Congratulations should also be extended to individual run- ners who did well. Michelle Wy- ville received a medal for plac- ing third in the 11 year old girls division. Jackie Pashley, Darcia Fis, Caitlin McTaggart, Kelly Coates, Lea Lansdell, Kristy Coates, Jill Pashley, Dan The nine-year-old girls cross country team from Prince Albert School finished eighth overall at the recent Durham Regional Cross Country Championships. Pictured are the members of the team. Back row from left are Amy Pointer, Maryleanne Smith, Rose Tresise, Lea Lansdell and Plumpton and Tom Greenough all represented our school well and achieved excellent results at this Meet. At the Durham Central Meet held at Trillium Valley on Oct. 18, our school had three teams who received a second place standing: the eight and nine year old girls and the 10 year old boys. The 11 year old boys placed third, but only the first and second place teams were in- vited to return to compete in tne Durham Finals. Individual run- ners who performed well are as follows: Jackie Pashley and Darcia Fis received a third and sixth place respectively on the eight year old girls team. Kelly Coates achieved a second place standing in the nine year old girls and Michelle Wyville placed seventh in the 11 year old girls class. Dan Plumpton and Tom Greenough placed fifth and sixth respectively in the 10 year old boys and Mat- thew Collins placed eighth in the 11 year old boys. All were in- vited to participate in the Dur- ham Finals on Oct. 26 at Trilli- um Valley where Jackie Pashley won third place, Kelly Coates placed seventh and Mi- chelle Wyville 13th in their divi- sions. Congratulations to all the participants for a very success- ful season. Shannon Wyville. Front row are Kirsten Johnson and Kelly Coates. aon Participating on the 10-year-old boys cross-country team from Prince Albert Public School were (front, from left) Daniel Plumpton, Thomas Greenough, Trevor Ouellette, (back row) Evan Ashton, D'Arcy Stephens, and Brandon Lewis. Certificates DJ TAYLOR INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 169 North St., Port Perry L9L 1B7 Guaranteed Investment (Rates Subject to Change without Notice) G.l.C. THREE YEAR CASHABLE 5.19% PHONE 985-8416 I | IF YOUR AD WAS HERE more than 27,000 people could have read it this week. That's a lot of potential customers for you business. For Advertising Made Easy Call THE PORT PERRY STAR (416) 985-7383 Eight-year-old Jackie Pashley and nine-year-old Kelly Coates of Prince Albert Public School finished third and sev- enth respectively in their divisions at the cross country meet. Ji gE Prince Albert Public School eight-year-old girls cross-country team includ- ed (front, from left) Caitlin McTaggert, Jessica Shaw, Jasmine Lazdins, (back row) Darcia Fis, Michelle Diamond, and Jackie Pashley. Eleven-year-old cross-country runners Matthew Collins and Michelle Wyville from Prince Albert Publ stu! Boao ic School had a suc- A ah a wis wh ap a ln ne an ak an al al nu aul a ul al NS a Sa A as i ey rc a ERR cca ec «Zc