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. -- , Versat le . e O U S I at ete Is ea I" . . W rue / 7 Mr 7 By Rick Ellis . h the motivati Emp] ing a t d B The llmint here ils not that Terry 1:nent as ngt izonlly a togogsotgimif§ b22381. as ion to be the cyl s ea y pace, Terr urwe is aversati eguy as much as anceman u a so a e - . sl the folks h Burwell gradu,a.lly widens the dis): he was ableto attainalevel ofexcep runner: The farm has .so.me very atlggl'iguprbgram at IllinlhiTs-ugtgt: tance between himself and the rest of lenee in both track and the play. large hills, superb for training. Uni it in Norm l a Th . " . . ' . ndur- wersx y 1 a. gree. ey the field m the county steepleeha . Hill training gives you the e interested m havin th race. As the race progressed it se How was he able to pull it off? OHS once and strength you need," Terry are very d f', f clear the question was not if the OWas teacher and. track and field coach said. OHS grahduate atten on an at letac ongo High School student Would I.oe- Torn May said Terry’s discipline had He Got Better scholars 1p . h Illi . ' but what his time would be Wm, a lot to do with It" The musicale ended, but Terry's If'Terr'y does e ose mm? State, it ' . "He would come to see me during exploits on the track continued, nota- could, rightly be called Opeongo Asit was, Burwell Puthis footprint morning break," Mr. May said, "get bly in the steeplechase in which he South'. Syliva Gould has completed on the finish line in six minutes and the workouts and do them himself" remained undefeated despite the es- hegsegond yeahthereland IS reported smashin thee - . min 0 e omg qui ewe . igraecsogiihng mark: also £11122, till: Terry Burwell: C,'l had to do the 2:12:22? of talent he was run g . This wtelrer?d,re's scheduled to be iiiiii/; and 3000m and, again, it was workouts at yon. I'djust go out with In Brockville at the Eastern On- in Normal, but prior to that there’s a t Terry who did the damage. He left a stopwatch. . . , tario meet he ran a 6:17, but in the stop-off m C.hieyP.whtre he ll com- . Amprior as the top senior boy and Self-dismpline lsnt the only key. Eastern Regionals in Ottawa, he gt,? m an jnyi9hioryal prep peel. best male athlete at the meet. Another very important factor in trimmed seven seconds off that. (It's not thyrfi,rst time Terry has corn- Running three long distance races Terry S SUCCESS IS th.e,support he's re- Against the best high school stee- peted' outside of Ontario. He was In ; in the space ofa few hours is a good ttiipsd from his family, Opeongo shy- plechasers the province had to offer SQSkatOOT} two years ago at the Dom- _ workout for anyone, but Terry's day salts and Staff and the community Terry conquered the field with a "HP. Legion track and f1tld capp). wasnl quite over yet. a arge. remarkable run of 5:58.26 which, of Gems against an international That evening, he took on another He has plenty ofpraise for his par- course, bettered his own Opeongo re- field, his pnrsmt of excellence eonti- role, literalIYv-rthat of 'Corndoggie', ents, Lorna and Mae. "There's not cord. He modestly said he was sur- nues and his goalis set. the male lead in 'Rock 'n Roll', Ope- been a meet this year that at least prisedhe came in firstin the regional "I want to get under 5:50 this ongo's musicale. Weeks of prepara- one of them wasn't at," he said, and provincial meet. year," said Terry. "With the quicker tion led to the three performaces, The actual physical outlay of the Normal Illinois competition, I should be able to do Preparation whichltook up a fair bit Borwell property has also played a Perhaps Terry is surprised. but as it.". of time after schoo . -___ significant part m Terry s develop- Tom May will tel you, t IS d1sta_nce Later on in the summer, Terry will r-------------" f be in Edmonton for the Junior Na- _ tional Meet, so it's going to be a pret- _ ty busy time. ~ er - . been " mgr-n Et f 4 T T p, Zen;- kt' " 'rl's'?i5T, T, Bright Future 1 ' 'G Ira' at, 3, i , b v Regardless ofwhether he attains a i El . P. ,, a l _ . "rtiri6,, 5:50 in Chicago, the future appears i, " _ t " _ ttii-ics, -, iii, ' to be a bright one for Terry. h' " " . it to, w3r, y ’irT’f‘io é .. i. . 'a"iit'ss'aM be; t iii ' As for the prospect ofpossibly esta- .- , 'iGiiTa% ~"gm 1lE5'iaklEdiii E, blishing a base in Normal, Illinois IT, ' h ' " k :33. , tirc-ri/NWC') J . ' (where he will be majoring in Histo- M 'e',sr,r% . l lWs . " V ) he's "ha nd bit, " 'ii'aiia , ttp28N ,_ Ty), ppya a I nervous". . . a“ 'g'?, “' (r, vga' _ BE Ii' " _ l ,9; W _"/'tAiteir_ J' 'd - ' , E T . of“ _ l . " L'! Fr L7 - are; 8 b"YsC/,jrsi J- 13133; l 23; ' ',.' , 'tess" 's, tia "h' “ ctrdt"gra1%l i ERR lih s,tf Ei "ciii,isi'sa, . * r, lifts 's a“ g _ . h iF: we»; _ ' C 'st', 'ra w a. 1 saw“ C at ' "m 1rdi, .1. a: ( g? a w " i, at"??? 'c, ' l, l; Terry Burwell On Friday, Terry Burwell (shown Wearing his OFSAA Gold Medal) will be one 0110 athletes lrom_0ntarlo oompetlng at an Invitational track and field meet in Chicago. V Terry later will tour Illinois State University h Normal, T ------, "-----------------------------, . ' , h l i A