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Simon Fraser holds fun-run

SIMON FRASER University
Alumni Association will hold a 10
kilometre Fun-Run on Sun., Sept.
Jat 10a.m.

John Hill, the meet director, in-
vites all members of the running
public: ‘Join us at SFU — along
with our alumni and friends.”

Hill explains that the Alumni
Fun-Run, which is cosponsored by
Microtel, is being held for the se-
cond consecutive year.

“The Alumni Association wants
to bring together runners from the
university community,and runners
form all around the Lower
Mainland.”

An SFU alumnus himself, Hill

was B.C. Marathon champ in
1978, '80 and ‘81. Currently, Hill
coaches and offers personalized
training and services for runners
through PR Programs.

The Fun-Run has four
categories: Open Men and
Women, and Masters Men and
Women. There are prizes for the
first three in all categories, plus
draw prizes, including a season’s
pass to Grouse Mountain.

Entry fees are $7 pre-registration
and $10 on race day. All registra-
tions include a long-sleeve T-shirt.

Proceeds from the run will sup-
port alumni programs, including
the scholarship and bursary fund.

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A NORTH Vancouver man_ is
among 28 nominees for the B.C.
Senior Award. The prize is the
Brock House Society Meda! and a
$5,000 Bank of Montreal non-
taxable grant.

William J. Sass, 60, a nominee
and a retired bridge building in-
structor with the Royal Canadian
Engineers, has been recognized for

Hill and co-director Ashley
Cooper, are looking forward to
seeing a strong turn out at SFU.
“‘We had a great meet last year
and have made this an annual
event. We hope to see more run-
ners than ever in 1986."

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Alumni Relations, Simon Fraser
University, at 291-4154,

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It was won last year by a retired
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