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+ this picture. - MERE SL EST A North American Champion at the age of 16, Sue Gribben shows one of her fellow male students at Port Perry High School just how easy Judo it. Sue won the North American Women's Senior Judo Championship last weekend in Little Rock, Arkansas. Five foot four inch Sue has no problems with six foot Ron Southern in When a 16-year-old Port - Perry area va came back from Little Rock, Arkansas, this past weekend, she brought with her the Senior North American Women's Judo championship. . For five foot, four inch Sue Gribben of the 3rd Conces- +s... ion.of -the former Township ) 3 oy | ® _. & I of Reach, the championship was the culmination of a nine year career that has seen her win more than 75 tourna- ments. It is highly unusual for a 16-year-old to win an inter- national championship in the senior division as age sixteen . is the first year of Senior competition. The woman Sue beat in the championship final last- weekend was about 30 years old, and very experienced. "An. international final match like that usually takes five minutes to fight," Sue said. "But I beat her in two seconds." Sue has a brown belt in judo and the woman she beat has a black belt. Sue plans to try for her black belt later this year. Sue is also the Canadian Womans champion as well as a Grade 10 student at Port Perry High School. Now - that-%he - is - North American champion, ~ Sue will be going to England for the British finals and may also go to Austria and Spain. She is a: member of the Hospital Report Week Ending October 10th Admissions...................... 41 Births eee Deaths.........ccccoeeviviennnnn, 1 Emergencies.. Operations..... Discharges................. Kiichi-Sai Judo Club in Osh- awa and one of her chief instruetors is her father, Bill, who is a second-degree black belt. Her. other inst- ructor is Don Watson. "I can beat my father sometimes now," Sue said. Mrs. Ann Gribben says' that Yacht Club "must move The Port Perry Yacht Club is going to have to move ~from its present location by the end of 1975. Scugog township council decided Tuesday night not. to extend its lease with the Club for the property it now occupies on Lake Scugog. The Club had made a presentation to council last week asking that it remain where it is now that its ~ request to move to a site - north of Birdseye Centre has been turned down by: the Federal government. Coun. Reg Rose said there was considerable feeling in Port Perry that the Club should move out of its pre- sent location. Mr. Rose suggested the Township set up a public marina north of the Birdseye Centre and rent out a speci- fic number of spaces to the Yacht Club. ' But when it came time to vote on a md{ion not to renew the lease, only Mr. -Rose voted against it. Coun. Bob Kenny was not present at the meeting. : For further information see page 27 of this issue. > its 'hard --work- and- Sue Gribben brings home ~~ North American championships verso dedication that has led to all of her daughter's triumphs. Sue added that strength and quickness had some- thing to do with her wins as well. Sue isn't the only one in the family interested in Judo as 'her two brothers and one sister have also won eompet-- itions in Judo as well as her + father. Sister Debbie is seventeen, while her brothers, Dave is fourteen and Danny is (continued 6h page 6) A Port Perry area w oman is in good condition at. SC EA ATK 154 RAE RUS LAAN YL NY ud ~ t F i ' 4 ' be dim ndeionadinli bbb aiod ods sticking a2 iA ch tisasadidsandumindidaiok mod sonlotd dud But dn Bs fv A TE tH Sh Wi SEE SUEY A 28 Pages 15¢ per copy Volume 108 -- PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, Thursday, Oct. 17, 1974 -- No. 50 Cartwright petition asks that garbage collection continue More fuel was added to the Cartwright garbage collect- ion dispute Tuesday night when council was presented with a 1,065 signature petit- ion asking council to con- tinue garbage collection ser- vice tomeet the needs of the people. Five weeks ago council decided not to renew the contract of the person cur- rently collecting garbage in the entire township of Cart- wright. Bruce Walker presented the petition as well as a report on why he felt collect- ion should continue. ~The petition --asked--that council reconsider its decis- ion: and take appropriate action to continue an accept- able garbage collection ser- In some cases, the petition contained signatures of both husbands and wives from the - same family, as well as othér family members that were of voting age. After listening to the pre- sentation, Council once again postponed any decis- ion and agreed to discuss the situation in full at next Monday's special meeting of council. The clerk was asked to keep the agenda of the special meeting brief so that enough time could be spent on the garbage collection situation to reach a decision. There were 577 signatures from Caesarea and the Lake- shore on the petition and 152 people from Blackstock sign- ed. There were, also, 28 signa- tures from Nestleton, 121 signatures from R R 1 Nest- leton, 63 signatures from R R 1 Blackstock, 84 signatures from R R 2 Blackstock, 27 signatures from R R 1 Janet- ~ville-and -13 signatures from R R 2, Port Perry. After Council had heard the brief and was doing other business, a note was handed the clerk stating that repre- sentatives of both sides of the Dymond will badger province continue to pressure the Provincial Government to go ahead and develop a Provin- cial Park on Scugog Island. In a letter to Scugog Community. Memorial Hospital in Port Perry as a result of this accident which happened Saturday morning on the Oshawa Road at the 3rd Concession. Police said a Mazda driven by.Dianne Chandler, 26, of Union Avenue in Port Perry, was southbound on the Oshawa Road when it swerved to avoid oncoming Council, Dr. Dymond said he ....Dr. Matthew Dymond will had been 'badgering" the Ministry for some months now to go ahead with the development. He said he would continue to do so. Dr. Dymond said it was all a matter of provincial prior- ities and economics. Ea - « ay pe "pr py i Crescent in Toronto. collection dispute had reach an agreement. ~The note stated that year around garbage collection should be made on the Lakeshore, in Caesarea, and all the houses on and north of Regional Road 57. After some discussion on this matter, council agreed to consider this suggestion when a final decision is made. - 'Late last year a petition (continued on page 9) Trafficking charge laid after seizure A Toronto man has been charged with possession of marijuana for the purpose of trafficking following a police seizure Sunday night. Police. said five to six pounds of a substance believ- ed to be marijuana was seized from a vehicle parked at Club Annrene by Const- able Brian Dunham of the Whitby Provincial Police. The seizure took place at about 11:15 p.m. The street value of five pounds of marijuana is esti- mated at $2,200. Charged is William James Taylor, 23, of Indian Valley traffic and was in collision with a vehicle stopped at * the 3rd Concession waiting to enter the Oshawa Road. The car at the stop sign on the 3rd Concession was driven by Mrs. Janet Vernon, 48, of R.R. 2, Port Perry. She was admitted to hospital following the mishap. $3,500. Damage to the vehicles is estimated at