The Point View Reviewer
Fall 2005
Around The World
PVR Runners in the News
By Anne-Françoise Hayman
Cougar Threatens Local Cross Country Runners!
Howard Hayman
By Jennifer Hutchison
George Hayman Ian Hayman
AnneFrançoise Hayman
My brother Pierre-Yves Robin and Ariane Lamy left France on October first 2005 for a 14 month trip around the world. They will be travelling with their Land Rover that was shipped to Buenos Aires on September 1st. Their trip will include five months in South America, one month in Indonesia, one month in India and 7 months driving back to France from there. They spent a year preparing their trip and especially the car as it will be their home. A tent is placed on the roof and can be unfolded as needed. The trip will be followed by many friends and family members and also by 5 schools through their website (http://apyworld.free.fr/). They will be answering questions that students (grade 5) may have. Pierre-Yves and Ariane have two spare seats in the Land Rover and Anne-Francoise and her mum are planning to spend a week in Peru in February with them!
To See the website in English... (As of November 1, they are at the tip of South America) 1. go to http://world.altavista.com/ 2. put http://apyworld.free.fr in the “Translate a Web page” box 3. select “French to English” in the “Select from and to languages” drop down box 4. Hit Translate 5. Click on the “Carnet de voyage” icon at the top
Tamsen is on the New Sarum Public School cross-country team this year. The regional meet was going to be at Longwoods Conservation Area, but it was rescheduled because of a cougar sighting. So, they ran the meet on Wednesday, October 12 at Weldon Park in Arva. We counted 22 schools participating. Tamsen finished 11th in the novice girls race and will be competing on October 18 in the regional finals (the top 18 runners advance). She competed at an invitational meet at Parkside High School a couple weeks ago. Tamsen and her friends were thrilled to win the Team Award – the 5 New Sarum novice girls finished 2nd, 3rd, 4th (Tamsen), 5th and 7th. Don, Lenore, Jennifer and Meghan went to all of the races to cheer for Tamsen. Go Huskies!
Nicholas Hayman Runs for Runnymede Rebels By Stephen Hayman Nicholas finished a strong 191st out of 210 in his first cross country meet for the Runnymede Rebels, held recently at Etobicoke Centennial Park. “I passed a lot of guys running up the hill and then they passed me running down the hill”, he reports.
cluded Darryl McGleish, Frank Moll and Michael Hayman in the 10k, Carol McGleish, Zack Moll and Susan Hayman-Abello in the 5k, and Brent and Robbie Hayman-Abello in the 2.5k. Spectators at the event included Bob and Anne Hayman, Sandra and Daniel Moll, Jayden McGleish and Don and Lenore Hayman.
Frank Moll Completes Half-Marathon By Sandra Moll Other news in the Moll running family. Frank completed his first half marathon run in the Toronto Scotiabank run earlier this month. He has been training with Canada Fit for many months. Not to be outdone, Daniel came 2nd in his age category for the Sharkey’s fun run on Thanksgiving weekend.
Robbie Hayman-Abello in Terry Fox Run Robbie Hayman-Abello joined his parents Susan and Brent and his Uncle Michael in the Terry Fox Run for cancer research at Springbank Park in London in September. Robbie takes part
Forest City Road Races Becoming Family Affair
Pierre-Yves Robin and Ariane Lamy with their many travel guides.
Land Rover with tent on the roof.
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Several members of the PVR family participated in the annual Forest City Road Races in downtown London on Mother’s Day weekend. (see picture on page 1). Runners in-
Daniel, left, and Zach Moll, right in a Thanksgiving weekend running event.
Zack Moll Interviewed by Press By Sandra Moll Check out www.oakvilletoday.ca/ sports section where Zachary held his first media interview held as an athlete! He ran an amazing race at the Halton region cross-country meet. After coming first in the meet for all of the Oakville teams, he repeated his performance for this next (final) level. He came in first place out of over 220 boys and his team of 4 were first overall for their age group. Article Quote Oakville Today—OCTOBER , 20 2005 By Scott Stewart – Oakville Today “Not to be outdone, Zachary Moll took top spot in the Tyke Boys division. ‘It was kind of tough, tougher than the first race,’ he said. ‘I was second after the first 100 metres, and then I passed the leader. ‘It was pretty close at the end,’ he recalled. ‘I almost got caught at the end by a guy on my soccer team.’”.
Dan and Zack
From left, Michael Hayman, Susan, Brent and Robbie Hayman-Abello
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