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Yorkview Elementary School held a cross-country meet last week. Here, Matthew Czum and Kadien Williams are neck-and-neck in the Grade 3 race.

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Outdoor fun

Yorkview Elementary School held a cross-country meet last week. Here, Perry Townsend rounds the corner near the lead in the Grade 2 race.

150667 Outdoor fun Yorkview Elementary School held a cross-country meet last week. Here, the Grade 4 girls race sets off, from left. Ashton Hunter, Taylor Loucks, Amy Zhang and Victoria Pansegrau. Quenton Mann looks on.

150633 Road 2 Hope Last weekend, 3,000 runners participated in Losani Homes’ Road 2 Hope Hamilton Marathon. The event, which included a one-kilometre kids run, five-kilometre run/family walk and 10-kilometre run at Confederation Park, as well as a run/walk half and Boston qualifier marathon along the Red Hill Valley Parkway, raised more than $100,000 for Hamilton City Kidz, an inner city organization, which operates weekly activities for children, and the Joy and Hope of Haiti, which raises funds to build schools and other infrastructure projects for children in Haiti. Pictured here, a one-kilometre participant is greeted by fans at the finish line.

150632 Road 2 Hope Last weekend, 3,000 runners participated in Losani Homes’ Road 2 Hope Hamilton Marathon. The event, which included a one-kilometre kids run, five-kilometre run/family walk and 10-kilometre run at Confederation Park, as well as a run/walk half and Boston qualifier marathon along the Red Hill Valley Parkway, raised more than $100,000 for Hamilton City Kidz, an inner city organization, which operates weekly activities for children, and the Joy and Hope of Haiti, which raises funds to build schools and other infrastructure projects for children in Haiti. Pictured here, a one-kilometre participant receives a medal.

150670 Atoms drop two close contests Joel Northey scores with help from Logan Petendra.

150665 Club celebrating 60 years of Rotary Rotary Club of Dundas president Christine Green and Alan Smith, chair of the 60th anniversary gala, invite the public to help celebrate Rotary’s long history in the community. A gaming gala, complete with dancing, blackjack, silent auction, finger foods and more, is planned for Nov. 22, 7:30-11:30 p. m., Dundas Golf and Curling Club. Proceeds will support the Rotary Skating Rink currently under construction in the Dundas Driving Park. Tickets are $50 per person. Call 905-308-4045.

150637 Halloween webs deathtraps of tissue for some animals

150666 Fundraiser helps free children Kristen McNicol and Meg Sharpley have been working hard to set up a Nov. 15 Free the Children fundraiser at St. Augustine Church after learning about the organization originally started by a 12-year-old boy.

150634 Making a run for it Lee Academy in Lynden hosted its seventh Cross Country Invitation meet recently, with seven schools from the greater Hamilton region participating. Shown, Jack Johnston and Jake Sim make a run for the finish line.

150635 Making a run for it Lee Academy in Lynden hosted its seventh Cross Country Invitation meet recently, with seven schools from the greater Hamilton region participating. Shown here, students from Rohoboth Christian School, Hamilton Hebrew Academy, Braemar House School, CHC, Cambridge Home School Association, TEACH and Lee Academy get set for the takeoff in the Midget girls division.

150673 Costumed characters Members of the Dundas Figure Skating Club donned their favourite costumes last week to mark Halloween. Shown her is Julia Vance.

150664 Award honours war time service Susanne McGivern, a resident of St. Joseph’s Villa, last week received an award from Lincoln Alexander, Ontario’s former Lieutenant Governor, honouring her involvement with the Women’s Land Army during World War Two. The WLA provided a mobile labour force of young women to replace men being called into the Armed Forces from agricultural and horticultural jobs in Britain. Ms. McGivern was one of 203,000 “Land Girls” who helped produce food to feed the nation. The Dundas Legion will mark Remembrance Day on Tuesday, Nov. 11, with the annual parade and ceremony. The parade is scheduled to begin at 10:15 a. m. at Memorial Square outside the Dundas fire station. Veterans and Legion members will march to the war memorial at the Dundas Community Centre on Market Street at 10:30, where the the ceremony is set to take start at 10:45 a. m. The event continues with a reception at the Dundas Legion Branch at noon followed by presentations at 12:30 p. m.

150671 McCoys remain unbeaten Whitby Dunlops goalie sprawls for the save while McCoys captain Mike Kennedy crowds the net. in last Friday‘s action at J. L. Grightmire Arena.

150624 Special guests drop the puck tonight Chris Klodt, Deena Schreyer and son Jonathan relax at their home during the summer.

150672 Costumed characters Members of the Dundas Figure Skating Club donned their favourite costumes last week to mark Halloween. Shown here is Madeline James.