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MTC Group Takes2nd in Kiwanis 10K Charity Classic
by Tom MillerThe Peak's Island Five Mile road race on August 7 was a memorablerace; it is a race I shall run as often as possible. A memorable race is onethat compels me to retum and again sample its personalities and renew
old acquaintances.A memorable
race nm happen to afirst time runner aswell as a seasoned
veteran. Although, ithelps to have a few,events under yourshoes for sake of
This group of women represented the Maine
Track Club well by placing second in the
August Kiwanis IOK Charity Classic held in
Exeter, New Hampshire.
lor Maureen Sproul, Ann Strohm,
Nancy Kneeland, Joan Lavin, Jane Dolley,
Becky Sproul (in front)
Peak's Island Road Race
Ferry approaching Peak's Island
Inside Features"
comparison.
Editor's Column 2
Group Runs , 3
MTCApplication 12
MTCMeeting Notice 5
MTCRestructuring : 6Race Schedule 3
Race Results 8-11
Continues on page 4
October 1993 - News-Run 1
From the Editor. . . r£n
This pa.<;tweekend I participated in theWomen's Distance Festival5K Road Race. . .What a wonderful event that is! It is so
exciting for me to see women runners of alllevels of ability coming together to benefitsuch an import.:'liltcause. . . The McAuleyResidence for women in transition is a much
needed program in the community, and in fact,is an example of the type of progrllin we needmore of! I want to thank all the fabulous
women who ran, and the supportive volunteerswho made it possible. . . Great job Sue andRuth.. .
By now, our MTC President is a marriedman. . . Congratulations Tom and Terry. . . Ihope you're honeymooning someplace exotic.. . And Deb and Clint Menill had a baby lastmonth. . . Congratulations!
I want to t.:1kethis opportunity to respondto a letter from MTC member Jeff Thaler of
Ylli'mouth. . . I'm SOlTYyour nillne wasomitted from the results of the Clllin Festival. .
. Hopefully it won't happen again. . . Regard-ing your suggestions for lli.ticles.. . Go foritJeff! I think it's a great idea to research andwrite about the decline in rmmer's supplies atarea sporting goods stores. . . I think I canspeak for the membership when I say that anyrunning related topic for an mticle is welcomecontent for this publication. . . And since weme a volunteer enterprise, it takes people likeyou with ideas to make this subMantive. . .Unfortunately there is no staff to send on
NextNews-Rundeadline isOctober 20!!
assignment. . . Pat Buckley, on the other hand,has volunteered to look into area retailers who
will honor a MTC membership for discountedpurchases. . . La.q month we noted thatCoastal Athletics on Woodford St. in Portlandwill give a discount. . .
And finally, I Wlli1tto recognize Me. EricHartgla.<;s,owner of Mister Bagel on ForestAve. in Portland, for his generous contribu-tions to this organization. . . He donates bagelsfor our monthly membership meeting, andcame through with gift certificates for awinner's category in the Women's Distancefestival. . . Shaw's Supermmket at Westgatedonates cups and napkins. . . I like to supportthis kind of "good business" sense. . .
Enjoy the tum of season and the invigo-rating air, and don't forget to come out for aspectacular Mm'athon weekend!!
See you on the road. Jeanne Hackett
News-Run SponsorsThe Maine Track Club gratefully acknowledges the generosity and support of those members listed
below. If you would like to become an individual News'Run sponsor, please send $10 to Maine TrackClub, PO Box 8008, Portlm1d,ME 04104.
To become a corporate sponsor, please mail your $25 donation to the Sllineaddress. Prime sponsor-ships in the amount of $50 will reserve you advertising space in News.Run.
Milt BaileyCharles Iselborn
SponsorsMystery Sponsor (?) Carol PierceKurt Nielsen Maggie Soule
John Woods
October 1993 - News-Run 2
October Race Schedule:2 Lifeline 5K-Portland-lOam-l mi fun run-
9:30-USM-PattyMedina- 780-46423 Pancake 5k-Belfast-9am-DaleNealey-
338-52013 MAINE MARATHON AND HALF
MARATHON-Portland-8am-SandraShennan-725-0716
3 USATF xcountry-2pm-siteto be announced9 KennebunkPursuit-5k-9:15am-youtlll mi
at 9am-Mike LeBlanc-985-6123
10 .. HighlandGold lOk-Bridgton-12noon-Steve Collins-647-2196
10 .. USATF xcountry-2pm-siteto be announced16.. Run '0 the Irish 5 Miler-Cannel-lOam-
Kevin Vickers-848-3601
16 .. MTC 50 Miler-Brunswick-SandyUtterstrom-797-3436
17 .. Father mac 5k-Old Town-9am-LynnCoutts-827-6111
17 .. BaystateMarathon & Half-Marathon-Lowell MA-8am-
BillGibney(603)-434-820117 .. Chowder Run 5k- York-lpm-Parks & Rec-
363-104017 .. BowdoinBicentenniallOk-Brunswick-
8am-SteveHyde-725-341717 .. Downeast 4 Mile Classic-Sallford-llam-
YMCA-324-494217 .. Harvard HealthDowntown 5k-
Providence,Rl-l1am-(40l)885-281517 .. USATF xcountry-2pm-siteto be announced23 .. PhysicalTherapy 8k-Brunswick-also1.4mi
walk-9am Kathy Cook- 729-706923 .. UMCU Homecoming8k-Orono-9:30am-
fun run 9am-JerryEllis- 942-3582;581-2319
24 .. White Mountain Milers Half Marathon-N
Conway-lOam-GaryHoward-(603)447-1974
24 .. USATF xcountry-2pm-siteto be announced30 .. Black Bear 5k-Orono-llam- Thad Dwyer-
581-1081
30.. Pumpkin Run-Auburn-2k,5k,lOk-lOam-Mat Pelletier-784-2385x232
31 .. Halloween Cla~sic3k cross-country-lpm-Westbrook College (must wear a costumeor ma~k)BrianGillespie-772-2753
31 .. USATF xcountry-2pm-siteto be announced
Turkey TrotReminder
It is not too early to startplanning for that holiday tradition -the MTC Shop 'n Save Turkey Trot.The Turkey Trot will be run onSunday, November 21st from theMiddle School on Scott Dyer Road in Cape Elizabeth. Inaddition to the 5K and IOKraces (starting times 10:45 &11:30 respectively), tllere will be two children's races, a 1/4mile Toddler Trot at 9:45 am and a Kid's 1 Mile Fun Run at10:15am.
For more information, please contact Mel Fineberg at774-8868.
Group Runs:Portland -early mornings -USM -Bill Davenny 772-1787
Portland -Rat Pack - varying times -Mike Reali 767-5218
Cape Elizabeth High -Sunday 7:30 AM -RTW Team-BrianGillespie772-2753
South Portland - Tuesday PM - Donna Moulton 799-2894
Kennebunk - Thusrday PM- Village Marketplace -Steve Jacobsen-h-985-4lO7,w-985-2941
October 1993 - News-Run 3
PeaksIsland - Continued from front page
This enjoyable weekend st:'1Ttedwhen twofriends called to say that they were on theirway from Wisconsin. "Fine," I told them."Bring your running shoes and we will drivefrom Castine to Portland for a race on an
island!" They were quick to tell me that this isa well known race and that they would lookforward to stretching their legs after the planeride. (He is 6'6"; she is 5'1".)
Ruth and Ray Heff1efingerbed andbreakfasted us, and since they were activemembers of the Maine Track Club which
sponsored the race, we arose early to catch theferry.
Peaks Island is just a short ferry ride intoCasco Bay, and a most unusual method oftransportation to a race; surely much moreplea~ant than travelling in a steamy bus to aremote starting line miles into the countryside.
Once docked at the Peaks Island wharf, amultitude of runners swarmed off the boat and
up the hill to be welcomed by a crowd ofislanders. The festive atmosphere wa~conta-gious, and shared by runners, volunteers, andmembers of the Island Lion's Club who arethe annual hosts for the race and the fmnous
lobster dinner follQwingthe run.The race started on time. The course was
not flat and fast. It was casually described by
Start of Peaks Islmld 5-Miler
past competitors as "beautiful, great views,cool sea breezes, you will love it!" In reality,it is a very technical course that requires paceand control.
The first hill appeared too soon and it wastoo sustained for the slow starter. Several hills
later, and a~we heated up to the run, weentered a cool lane of pine trees and the smellofbalsmI1. Suddenly, we were on the edge ofthe Atlantic. The rocky shore, wild roses andcool salty spray were a tempting invitation tolinger.
At four and a half slow miles, sweaty andfeeling too good, I thought to myself that itwas time to kick it in! This did not happen, asa sudden, steep hill with it~1l0wnside, played atune on my "strings," restraining me frompassing my Wisconsin friend.
The spectators at the finish line made mefeel like a winner.
Later, when the awards were presented ona scenic grassy plateau overlooking the harbor,I received an age division award; a small,beautifully executed pottery seal. It now sitson a shelf next to one of Henry Thoreau'sbooks on Maine.
Following the awards, the Lion's Clubwas ready with their famous lobster dinner,topping off a memorable day in the life of arunner.
Cool winds were kicking up as we roadthe feny back to the mainland; the ride wastoo short w;runners shared racing experiences,and some were heard to say, "A memorable
race-see you next year."(Tom Miller is 'currently the World
Duathalon Age Division Champion, havingwon the title in Frankfurt, Germany in June1992. He will be defending his title on October15, 1993 in Dallas, Texas.
He has been elected to the TriFed All-
American Teamfor the past two years.He is aformer Portland resident, now
living in Arizona and Maine.)
October 1993 - News-Run 4
MTC Meeting Will FeatureDr. William Heinz
The October membership meeting is one
you will not want to miss. Dr. Heinz willspeak on "INJURIES THAT COM-MONLY AFFECT RUNNERS, AND
PREVENTATIVE TECHNIQUES TOAVOID THEM." Dr. Heinz completed
fellowships in primary sports medicine atthe Methodist Sports Medicine Center. Heserved as medical director of the United
States Rowing Association, medicalofficer of the 10th Pan American Games,
and the team physician for the U.S.National Soccer Teams.
Take this opportunity to learn aboutsome of your own risks for injuries from ahighly qualified professional, and enjoy therelaxed atmosphere of the meeting to ask
questions and get answers.We will also review the VISION 94
results from our previous meeting.
Mark your calendar: Wednesday, October
13, at 6:30 pm, at the Southern Maine Techni-
cal College (Machine Tool Building.)
It's a bouncing baby boy!!!
Dana Clinton Merrill joined us on August17, 1993, the second boy for our friends DebHewson Merrill and Clint Menill. The proudgrandparent') are Roger and Charlotte Hewsonof South Ca')co, and Eleanor P. Menill ofPortland. Hopefully all are well and happy.
Harry Nelson,Alex Nelson (smaller) and Peter Nelson
at Peak's Island Road Race
October 7993 - News-Run
"If You Are Going toBother to Put a Race
On, Do It Right!"So saysJeny Saint
Amand,alegendinhis own right, andfounder of theSentinell0K in 1985.He directed this racefor the last time on
Sept. 12, and admitsthat it has always been
aparticularfavorite.It is the firstracehe everdirected and is one of the better attended roadraces in Central Maine, attracting many of thebest runners in the SL:'lte.Saint Arnaud served
five terms as president of the Central MaineStriders, and was instrumental in organizingthe Waterville-based Pine Tree Marathon inOctober 1989. He is active in several racingevents each year, and says that it allows him togive something back to a sport that has"helped keep me sane and stable for the pastten years." Good enough Jeny!
(Borrowed from a Central Maine Striders
.flyer and Sentinel article by Colin Hickey)
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The Maine Track Club BeginsRestructuring Process
Total Quality Management techniques wereused at our September meeting to begin aprocess which will review the Maine TrackClub's Mission Statement and long rangegoals ~mdobjectives. While in small groups,track club members brainstormed ways toimprove upon Race Volunteerism, SocialGatherings, Meeting Programming, Member-ship Development and Support, NewsletterIdeas, and Club Clothing. The club's intent isto form action teams to explore and implementpositive changes. The groups generated 4-5"greatest brainstorm hits" for each topic:
Membership ClothingAdd blackOne uniform
Reasonable priceWindsuil<;
Available at all meetings
Memhership DevelopmentDiscounted race entryTeams
Group travel to racesmembership booth at racesCoaching services
In Memory of Rick Strout
MTC Members OnlyA Master's and Senior's 4 Mile race.
This will take place during the MTC 50 Mile Ultra onOctober 16, 1993.
Time :10:30 mnFee: NONE
Start: Pennellville Rd., Brunswick. Smne place as theUltra. (Also part of the Bowdoin 10 mile course.)
The course is a 4 mile loop. You will be running with therunners in the ultra. Come have some fun, in memory of Rick!!
NewsletterHistorical Column
Personal profile
Social
Christma<;pm.ty- Holiday partyMountain climbing/hikeBiking, cm1Oeing,swimmingFelTYtrip/island race
Race Vol unteeringlncentives
Th,mk yous and rewardsMake it personalKnow what you need
Program and Meeting AttendanceDymunic SpeakersBring a friendStay on schedule/keep to agendaTimely topicsPotluck refreshments / variety
If one of these ideas catches your eye,stay tuned and get involved on an action team.Change is the spice oflife! Bernadine Small,799-31133.
October 1993 - New.s-Run 6
Nominations for 1994 MTC Officers
The elected officers of the Maine Track Club are President,Vice-President, Past President, Secretary, Treasurer, NewsletterEditor, Membership Chairperson, Race Committee Chairperson, and3 Board Members~at Large. Nominations are needed for Vice-Presi-dent. The Vice President ascends to President; then serves asPast President. Nominations are welcome fo~ the other officesincluding current holders of those offices.
Nomination(s) Office(s)
Nominations: November 10th Elections: December 8thSeilcCtoM'fCNominating Committee, PO Box 8008-:Portland, ME 04104or call Mel Fineberg at 774-8868.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Nominations for Annual AwardsDeadline: November 10th"- "
The awards may include but are not limited to the fp11owing:
Maine Runners of the YearOut§tanding Contributor(s) toMaine RunningMTC Youth Runner(s) of the YearMTC High School Runner(s) ofthe YearMTC Runners of theMTC Most Improved,MTC Most Improved,MTC Most Improved,
YearOpen30-3940-49
MTC Most Improved, 50-59MTC Most Improved, 60 and overMTC Comeback Runner(s) of theYearMTC Outstanding Race Director(s)MTC Most Improved Triathlete{s)MTC Most Improved Ultramarathoner(s)Outstanding Service to MTCOther
Nominations: Awards:
Please use back for additional space.available.
Please include any statistics
First Time Marathon Award,"=,,"- I
Any member who has completed a first marathon in 1993 is~ligible for this award.
Name Marathon Time
Please send all of the above~to Awards Committee, PO Box 8008,
Portland, ME 04104, by NovembeE 19th.-----------------------------------
RRCA Annual AwardsDue: November 1st
The Board of Directors alBO welcomesations for outstanding club volunteer andof service.
any suggestions for nomi-volunteers with 2000 hours
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MTC MEETING
6:30 p.m. SMTC
MTC Ultra marathon 50 milerBrunswick
Brunswick Physical Therapy 8-kBrunswick
Pot Luck Dinner Meeting MTC
Shop & Save Turkey TrotKid's Race, 5k, 10k,Cape Elizabeth
Handicap Race - MTC members only
ANNUAL Banquet
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MTC MeetingWednesday, October 13, 1993
SMTC 6:30 p.m.
Guest SpeakerWilliam M. Heinz, M.D.
Sports Medicine & Medical Orthopaedics I
Injuries that commonly affect runners and preventivetechniques to avoid them.
RRCA
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Please plan to ,attend. We need you.
Start of Bowdoin & Back lO-Miler
Women's FitnessMenopause Doesn't Affect Fitness
Tests conducted on a group of womenmasters runners show that although aerobiccapacity decreases with age, a woman'smenopausal status has no influence on theextent of this decline. According to ChristineWells, PhD, and colleagues at Arizona StateUniversity in Tempe, "premenopausal,transitional, and postmenopausal women werenot significantly different on any exercisevariable when age and/or training differences"were accounted for. Aging, along with reducedactivity, account for drops in fitness duringmenopausal years. (Medicine and Science inSport') and Exercise, taken from Running andFitNews, May 1993.)
Arlin Kent is "hitching a ride!"
Arlin seeks transportation tn.lhe New YorkMarathon in November. Her preference is to headdown to New York on Friday November 12, forthe Sunday race. She is open to other optionshowever. Please call 871-7870.
Russ Bradley at Peak's
October 1993 - News-Run 7
Race ResultsResults submitted by Don Penta
Don Penta
6th Annual Peaks Island 5 MilerAugust7,1993-376 Record Finishers
Top Overall Finishers:1 Andrew Gerard l,open 252 Michael Grigware 2,open 283 Shaun Keenan 3,open 31f4 G. Steven Jayaraj 1,19&under 19Joseph McCann, Jr. 2,19&under 1914 Cynthia Moreshead USAT&F 1921 Christine Cote 2,open 3022 Wanda Binette (MTC) 3,open 2736 Molly Dinan 1,19&underUSAT&F 1744 Caroline Meehan 1,20-29 25
25:4826:4927:2028:1328:1329:29*29:52*29:55*30:57*31:28*
Other Top Divisional FinL~hers:6 Rick Reaser (MTC) 20-299 Paul Fagan 40-4911 Mitchell Lovering 30-3919 Lawson Noyes 50-5933 Jerry Lavasseur USAT&F75 Russ Connors (MTC) USA T&F78 Deb Raszmann 40-49
307 Polly Kenniston 50-59336 Tom Miller 70+ USAT&F
374 Mary Helen Wilson USA T&F
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28:3828:5329:0829:5030:4132:4232:48*44:03*47:0959:59*
Phil Pierce at Peak's Isltllld 5-Miler
Other Maine Track Club FinL~hers:10 Tom Howard25 Michael Reali
32 HaITYNelson47 Kwt Nielsen49 Will Lund58 Christine Snow-Reaser 2,20-29
62 LaITYBarker67 Phil Pierce73 Charles Iselborn83 David Cate
91 Harley Lee95 Clyde Coolidge99 John Rolfe
117 John LeRoy122 James Boisvert
126 Nancy Kneeland127 Malcolm Washbmn, Jr.128 John Pettorini129 John Lee
131 Dick Lajoie133 Archer Wright141 David Houser152 Elizabeth Ehrenfeld154 Dominic Reali
168 Howard Spear173 John Wat~on200 Rocco Corsetti
204 Russ Bradley 2,60-69208 Herb Strom227 Don Bmnham231 Don Russell245 Tom Atchison
246 Orlando Delogu248 Don Kent252 Marla Keefe253 Mary Coolidge262 Bob McArtor
264 Joseph O'Donnell274 Tina Marzul277 Bill Stuart280 Jeanne Richmond
286 Mark Coughlin325 Robert Marzul
327 LmTYDyer334 Fran Brennan
338 Maggie Soule 2,50-59339 Wayne Clark370 Julius Marzul
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28:5930:0530:3531:3331:3731 :59*32:0732:1232:3233:0233:3033:3633:5034:3634:4435:04*35:0535:0835:10*35:1435:2535:4536:09*36:1136:4036:5238:1338:2338:3239:0739:2240:1440: 1740:2540:45*40:46*41:0441:0541:38*41:4942:02*42:11
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Many thank.~ to Ruth HeffleJingerj(}r completeresults!
October 1993 - News-Run 8
Race Results
More Runners at Peak's Island 5-Mile Road Race
Mike Reali
Dick Lajoie
John Pettonni
Rocco Corsetti
Continues next page
October 1993 - News-Run 9
1993Bud Light Marathon at SugarloafStratton to Kingfield -149 F -5/23/93
Top Overall Finisher.~:1 Greg Hale 1,30-342 Bryan Kuprewicz 1,35-393 Andrew Yim 1,29&under4 Joseph Kaiser, Jr. 2,35-395 Paul Simone 3,35-3911 Terri MartIand USAT&F
30 Mary Meehan 1,29&under34 Julie Millard 1,30-3443 Eileen Dunfey(MTC)2,35-3963 Kathy Jenkins(MTC)2,30-34
OtherTop DivisionalFinishers:7 SteveReed 40-49 458 Leo Tomasetti 50-59 USAT&F 55
74 Rosalyn Randall (MTC) 43100Frank Lorey 60+ 64108Louisa Dunlap 50-59 52114Carlton Mendell(MTC)USAT&F 71
Other Maine Track Club FinL~hers:20 Thomas Clemence33 Ron Cedrone68 Steven Jacobsen83 Claire Saevoie
89 Maureen Sproul91 Malcolm Washburn, Jr.95 William Sproul121 Bill Davenny128 Ann Strohm
129 Youngdahl Kim140 Kathleen Duddy143 Don Burnham
Many thanks to Mainely Runningfor completeresul1s!
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Don Kent at Peak's Island S-Mile Road Race
Race Results
Watch for MTC November's
Potluck Dinner Meeting - Nov.10,1993- Details coming soon...AND, in
December - the Handicap Race (MTC
MEMBERS ONLY) In January, it's
the annual Banquet...Stay tuned for theseand other club activities...
Ruth Hefflefinger at Bowoin & Back
Bob Jolicoeur at Peak'.\' Island S-Mile Road Race
October 1993 - News-Run 10
1991 Bud Light 15 Kilometer Road RaceKingfield, ME . 170 Fin. . 5/23/93
Top Overall Finishers:1 Derek Fisher 1,35-39 USAT &F2 Giles Norton 2,35-39 USAT&F3 Shaun Keenan 1,30-344 James Newett 3,35-3910 Candace Stroback 2,30-3424 Paula Emery 1,35-39 USAT&F49 Risa Cobb 2,30-3425 Rhonda McCrea 1,29&under
Other Top Divisional Finishers:5 Gordon MacFarland USAT&F 456 Mark Parsons 29&under 2211 Derek Veilleux USAT&F 14
32 Bob Gillespie 50-59 5475 Jane Serues 40-49 USAT&F 4576 Lendall Johnson USAT&F 60
84 Faye Gagnon 2,40-49 USAT&F 48113 Russell Bradley(MTC)USA T &F 69143 Jean Thomas (MTC) USAT&F 57167 Leona Clapper 60+ 63
Other Maine Trock Club FinishErs:11 Michael Reali
17 GTerry Clark 2.40-4919 Terry Duddy 3.40-4934 Clyde Coolidge 2,50-5945 Lloyd LaFountain48 Christopher Rolfe63 Paul LaVangie80 Tom Kirby87 Nancy Kneeland98 Kathryn Tolford106 Dale Rines108 Don Foshay129 Reggie Sargent138 Mary Ann Peck144 Warren Wilson145 Jeanne Richmond154 Tom Atchison
163 Sandy Utterstrom164 Melvin Fineberg165 Beverly Doughty169 Julius Marzul
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Many thanks to Mainely RunningfiJr completeresuUs!
Race Results
Clyde Coolidge at SamosetBristol] OK
Joan Lavin, ,S'amosetBristollOK
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~~Make Tracks to MTC
Meeting
~ Wednesday,
October 13, 6:30 p.m.
~October 1993 - News-Run 11
RRCA--."..-
~ Maine Track Club 1993 Officers and Committee ChairsTom Dann President
Mel Fineberg V. PresidentReggie Sargent SecretarySteve Assante TreasurerCarol and Sumner Weeks Past Pres.Charles Scribner Race. Comm.Laurie Quint MembershipJeanne Hackett Newsletter
Maureen Sproul Photography
985-2727774-8868967-5629642-4298774-7302772-5781657-2426879-0678926-4681
Donna Moulton
Pat BuckleyRuss BradleyDale RinesJohn GillissDon Penta
Rick MeinkingJudy Gm'isi
At LargeAt LargeAt LargeCourse Cert.Course Cert.Statistician
EquipmentClothing
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