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SUMMARY:1907 Peking to Paris Race
LOCATION:Sarnia Library\nSarnia Library
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DESCRIPTION:Join guest speaker\, Patrick J Stuurman\, to learn about the 1
 907 Peking to Paris auto race. .\nhttps://lclibrary.libnet.info/event/1596
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>In 1907 the Parisian newspaper <em>Le Mati
 n</em> sponsored an auto race from Peking to Paris. This was a race halfwa
 y around the world\, over terrain with bad roads or no roads and even acro
 ss the Gobi Desert. To add to drama\, each racer was in an automobile that
  used the primitive automotive technology of the early 1900s! Although man
 y people thought the feat was impossible\, five brave race teams made the 
 attempt! Join us to learn how they fared.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>This program is d
 esigned for adults.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>Registration is required.&nbsp\;</p>\n<
 p><em>Patrick is a retired accountant with thirty years' experience in the
  automotive industry. He has had a lifelong interest in cars\, and for the
  past three years he has campaigned a rallycross car with his son Greg.&nb
 sp\; Patrick has previously conducted presentations for the Petrolia YMCA 
 Boomers\, Kitchener Waterloo Rally Club\, and the Petrolia chapter of the 
 Rotary Club. His other presentations include\,&nbsp\; "Automotive Myths" a
 nd "Tales from Automotive History."&nbsp\; Patrick is a CPA\, and he has a
  BA in Economics from Western and an MBA from Ivey.</em></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>
 </p>\nhttps://lclibrary.libnet.info/event/15964740
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