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Sir NE SRI OER A gS HTT SC Slt JE Ta . ¥ 0 EN a Slatin d ihe ichostinideaiabze Xia de -. > JR's a Ce 1) ch 4 ' 28 Ye LRT . BEY) "ety ANS Ay AALS y AREY ra Ait elds Ab LT URS Sead ura h IY wa { LR SA A 7" =] hoki XE RSATN EPR ak cree' pr cbninid ACRE A a OO HER ste eye a je i \ 2 i) + 1 ¢ LY J RL [ 4 v 1 4 i LZ Sve Canadian champ Port Perry's Sue Gribben has won "the all-Canadian Judo championship at com- petitions "held 'in the Villa- drome at the Olympic site in Montreal over the week-end. It's the first time that a national championship has been offered: for women competitors, and it is seen as one of the necessary steps for having a women's class in- cluded in the 1980 Olympics "in Moscow. : ; 'Sue hopes to make it for the Moscow Olympics, a goal that she's been shooting for, for some time. "'We think we can make it," said coach- manager-father Bill Gribben, PORT £ PERRY Serving Scugog Township 'but you never know, a lot can happen in four years." Sue's victory in her class (under 72 kilos) is the cul- mination of championships at both international and lesser competitions, The national championship meant she had to beat six of the best from all' across Wednesday June 30, 1976 Canada. "It took her 17 seconds to defeat a Quebec "girl for the championship', said a proud Bill Gribben. And there's no rest for Sue. Tuesday she was off to the U.S. national championships in Arkansas. 20¢ | Vol. 110 No. 34 28 Pages Pioneering Scugog seek CLOCA information If Scugog Township decid- ed to proceed with efforts to get the Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority to take a larger portion of the township under its jurisdic-- tion, it would be pioneering, CLOCA representatives told - the Monday night township council meeting. According 'to the repre- sentatives, the township would "become the first community within a regional governmerit to ask for such an expansion. "We're used to pioneering here," quipped Scugog May- Sawing Logs:-$80. Sleeping or sawing? Scugog's Don Frew gets the Eagle-Eyed Councillor award this week for his inch-by-inch scrutiny of 'the works department budget. It's council's perogative to query expend- itures; and: Frew wasted.no.time asking: Roads Superintendent 'Ron MacDonald about a suspicious-looking entry halfway down the page: (it was the wood kind) - When you're young, there's only one thing better than baseball, sunshine, a garden hose and a bottle of pop--and that's summer holidays. The first thing this or Lawrence Malcolm. Councillors were told that any application for expand- ing conservation authority control would have to be _ directed through the Region of Durham, which would then decide if the province should be petitioned in the next step of the procedure. The province would in turn make a decision on the .request, and if approval is given, set up a meeting of representatives of communi- ties involved in the expansion. further complicated by the fact : that "conservation authorities generally follow ° geographic rather than political boundaries, council \ was told. Rather than take responsibility for the Nonquon River from where it enters the township, the authority would include the entire watershed. This would mean parts of Brock, Uxbridge and Mariposa Townships would have to be part of the expansion. For the same reason, Eastcross Creek which cuts through the eastern section of the former township of Cartwright could not be in- cluded, since the creek is part of a watershed that runs almost to Lindsay," Counc. Reg Rose said that two attempts to set up a Lindsay-based authority have fallen through, and said (continued on page 7) fellow did Friday is get out of that stuffy classroom as fast as he could to the coolest spot he knew. A proud father-coach-manager Bill Gribben puts the : ; SH gH aA medallion around the neck of 'dalGghter; Sue Gribben. She outfought six top competitors from across Canada to win the all-Canadian Judo championships. Require crackdown at Latcham Centre Port Perry Senior Citizens are concerned about equip- ment disappearing at' the Latcham Centre following dances and other events. Scugog Township Council was told at the Monday night meeting that a number if items have been removed + from the centre, including an intercom cable. The delegation of senior citizens requested that the kitchen at the centre be allowed open only for such things as wedding recep- tions, Bingo and other such meetings, but that the facil- ities be closed when not necessary. It was also suggested that some kind of supervision be provided when teen dances are held at the centre. Coun. Rose said that the problem has been discussed and that a decision has already been made to open the kitchen only when it is part of the rental agreement. He said the regulations also call for a deposit to be made and held until three days after any function to cover the cost of damaged or missing items. Rose suggested that seniors take a quick inventory on Mondays following the week-end (continued on page 7) New post for Brinkman i Bob Brinkman, for the past Il years a member of the nursing staff at Port Perry's Community Memorial Hospital, will be taking up a new position and responsibil- ities this fall when he be- comes Uxbridge Cottage Hospital's new director of nursing. Mr. Brinkman's appoint- ment to the position was announced late last week. He is floor supervisor at the Port Perry Hospital now, a position he'll relinquish before September 1, when he takes over the new duties in Uxbridge. Mr. Brinkman, also a councillor on Scugog Town- ship Council, said his new job should not create any problems as far as carrying out the remainder of his term. He added, however, that he's not at all sure about possible future terms on council. *'The job carries with it more responsibility and will be more time con- suming," he said, suggest. ing that perhaps the in- creased responsibilities would not allow the time needed to do a good job on council ""We'll'have to see," said Mr. Brinkman. He plans to remain a resident of Port Perry. *'It's close enough to commute', he 'said. 'I wanf to stay here. I like Port Perry." No decision on his replace- ment at the hosspital has as yet been announced. DA bdvio Hd Aga Ran iit HEALY ws pear " _~ ~-- a. TT _ os BE, - = Bg Al LS A Ta = ey AF a B I 2 r : " NEY ww CELL AT AYIA EL ~ eH ee. .. Y, va I A Hh) a oN HE p53 X A { -- omer 2 < Pay Sar