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\ "Way to go Dad!" Norm Ball's 12 year old son, Sean, runs alongside his smiling father during Norm's one kilometre stretch of the Olympic Torch Relay, Monday afternoon. We don't know who's happier in this picture, father or son! 2 SHARP -- CANON TEXAS INSTRUMENTS & Adding Machines 235 Queen Street 985-7383 CALCULATORS "PORT PERRY STAR Wishing One and All a Blessed and Safe Christmas because: JESUS is the REASON for the SEASON "Special thanks to all those who gave us the priviledge of serving them CORNERSTONE CUSTOM HOMES Bob Holtby : Vic Walker (From page 1) shuttle van, and a second OPP cruiser. The Torchbearer motorhome car ried torchbearer runners like Norm to the point where they were scheduled to run, and then allowed them to hop up and ride again when they were done. Because Norm quickly boarded the motorhome after his run, the Star was unable to talk with him about his historic kilometre, but by the look on his face, it's safe to say PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 22, 1987 -- 37A he was thrilled about the whole experience. He was looking forward to the run so much. Even a pesky cold that he caught a few days before his adven- ture, didn't slow down his enthusiasm. And everything turned out the way he had hoped. Norm had been hoping to run in daylight (he did"), and had been crossing his fingers for good weather (it couldn't have been any better -- relatively warm with blue skies and a blazing sun). A day to share the Flame As Norm said before the run, "1 really think this has created a special kind of Canadian unity. It's a big deal for Canada and a big deal for me." Another Port Perry area resident, Marjorie Dempsey, also took part in the run Monday, but the Star was unable to share her special moment. 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