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Winnipeg Tribune - Run for Fun
Monique Le Mere, Lew Weber, Liz Borgardt and Lynn Kustra...freezing!
Winnipeg Tribune - Run for Fun
The exhaustion...and certificate...at the finish.
Winnipeg Tribune - Run for Fun
Tribune Publisher Bill Wheatley presents the fastest female runner, Janette Dawston of Thunder Bay, with her trophy.
Winnipeg Tribune - Run for Fun
Despite cool weather and rain, more than 2,500 people turned out to participate in The Tribune's 10-kilometre Run for Fun.
Winnipeg Tribune - Run for Fun
Bruce McKay found it warm going despite then rain which fell steadily throughout the race.
Winnipeg Tribune - Run for Fun
More than 2,200 runners, including a blind logger and a family which will run together for the first time, have entered The Tribune's Run for Fun which starts at 2:30 p.m. Sunday in Assiniboine Park. Dr. Colin Dawes, a dentistry professor at the Universiy of Manitoba, says he rarely gets a chance to run with his children. But on Sunday, the Dawes family Liz, 14, Martin, 12, Dr. Dawes, Richard, 8, and Roger, 15, will join dad for the eight-kilometre run through the park and along Wellington Crescent befoe ending up back in the park. The only one missing will be Dr. Dawes' wife Margaret who hasn't been persuaded yet. Another entrant in the run won't see the other 2,000 plus entrants. He's 62-year-old Nate Micay, who has been running for nearly 20 years e
Winnipeg Tribune - Run for Fun
Evan Wilcosh, 10, took along an unofficial entrant, his dog Joe.
Winnipeg Tribune - Run for Fun
Bob Johnson and his daughter, Dawn, 8, made it a family affair.