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Johnny Miles awards

SaltWire Network | Posted: June 15, 2018, 3:45 p.m. | Updated: June 15, 2018, 3:45 p.m. | 1 Min Read
Shown are the honourees at the 5th annual Johnny Miles Special Recognition Awards held Thursday at Glasgow Square.
Shown are the honourees at the 5th annual Johnny Miles Special Recognition Awards held Thursday at Glasgow Square. - Kevin Adshade

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In front from left are: Wanda McKenna (Danny MacLeod Inspirational Award); Elizabeth Chenell (Johnny Miles Williston Character Award); Brad MacDougall, Aulayne Jeans and Pat Craig, who accepted the Verna van Bommell Community Award on behalf of the medical staff at Aberdeen Hospital. In front is Luke Holley-Reddick (Danny MacLeod Inspirational Award).

Shown are local runners of distinction who were inducted into the Glenn Chenell Big Dog Hall of Fame on Thursday. From left are: Fred MacDonald, Lawson Breen accepting on behalf of Peter Kittelson, Brenda Hetherington-Henshaw, Joe Pound and Lloyd Northen.
Shown are local runners of distinction who were inducted into the Glenn Chenell Big Dog Hall of Fame on Thursday. From left are: Fred MacDonald, Lawson Breen accepting on behalf of Peter Kittelson, Brenda Hetherington-Henshaw, Joe Pound and Lloyd Northen.

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