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w the tribune thursday september 2 vkit medalwinner judy sackfield track star aims for olympics stouffviixe i thought i could beat her and 1 did said judy sackfield raatter-of- factly when she was asked about her gold- medal victory in the high jump at the legion sponsored ontario summer games recently judy a tall ash blonde with the long legs and graceful stride of a born athlete has been a winner in track and field events since way back in public school and has a whole roomfull of trophies to prove it when youre little they mostly give you trophies and you say wow laughed judy but now its all medals and plaques and sometimes you get tired of them she shrugged and ex plained often you get stacks and stacks of the same plaques and medals judy feels its not the medals that are important but coming out on top when you win you kind of dont care about the medal youre just happy you won you kind of dont care about the medal youre just happy you won s there is one kind of medal the 16yearold sdss student wouldnt mind having though and bob meldrum her coach seems to share her ambition hes looking forward to 1980 says judy mischieviously but her green eyes looked serious as she talked about qualifying for the next olympics only four inches separate her from eligibility in the world event the highest judy has jumped is five feet eight inches but shell have to up that to six feet the rmmmn qualifying height however ch are that judy would cot go for the high jump but the pentathalon its more challenging said judy the pentathalon takes in the high jump long jump ioo meter local track star judy sackfield clears the bar in a demonstration of her impressive high jump skills she won a gold medal recentlv in the jump at the ontario summer games annegret lamure hurdles shot put and 800 meter race although judy won the gold medal in the high jump the long jump in which she won a bronze is really her event she entered fhe former merely as an af terthought since i was going down anyway i thought i might as well be in it she remarked in the past she has- also done well in the 400 meters the hurdles shot put and discus and she is looking forward to refining her skills in these events judy also did very well in the high school track and field meet last year but was sidelined in the midst of competition when she twisted her ankle immediately after recovering from that mishap she sustained a hairline fracture in her leg i was out all bum mer said judy matter- offactly however shes back in full training now more determined than ever after losing all that valuable practice tune to steam ahead im not going to stop said judy and her serious face made it plam that others would find it hard to stop her as well the above girls are from the goodwood squirt baseball team that went through last season undefeated the girls in no particular order are heather cole veronica woodhouse heidi todd annemarie lacoursiere elizabeth lehman gail jackson jemrj stewart janette st john hannah sweet melissa elson sarah bolter and dyan macdonald coaches are bob macdonald and barb st john bowling league scores this week in last weeks wed nesday afternoon ladies bowling league it was bunny munro who had a high 738 268 239 234 triple other scores were joan doble 282 conna whitehead 248 202 lois myres 237 kaye mcmann 229 218 thelma earle 218 norman johnston 225 bernlce goff 206 dorothy redshaw 205 lana roller 200 wednesday 9pm mixed ivy paterson 685 220 267 denny millar 649 230 222 steve mccallum 607 278 john mccracken 605 256 greg sleigh 203 marilyn sleigh 225 harvey atkins 223 206 darlene bingham 226 bruce johnson 207 238 al peet 213 rick dupont 230 hugh bingham 219 georgina sleeth 218 legions ladies anne jackson 712 231 217 264 opal lehman 635 286 lois bartley 620 203 229 gladys clarkson 254 bev madill 253 bev marsh man 237 georgina sleeth 234 dot dyck 233 ruth wmterstein 230 marlon grove 224 hazel wilson 221 anna fretz 221 edna piette 216 dianne poole 215 marilyn carglll 203 bantams donna yeomans 281 126 155 daren mccool 136 craig vaughan 309 163 146 chris irwin 252 137 tina hie 275 139 136 brian preston 127 lewis cottage 127 mark butson 132 juniors kim sleeth 162 161 karen sleeth 589 242 189 158 julie ireland 456 163 186 kim tuck 496 159 198 kevin vhek 457 162 166 craig corner 182 charles minaker 477 154 204 mandy vaughan 158 david mccracken 180 sheila ward 500 150 229 wednesday 7pm mixed bill armstrong 249 john crust 230 georgina sleeth 221 bob sleeth 751 253 228 270 tom wood 661 259 237 stan crust 616 225 249 marilyn car penter 217 mike sferruzz 764 271 244 249 bill dart 721 264 235 222 nancy armstrong 204 debbie forsyth 224 jean dart 202 bill menar 207 thurs afternoon ladies lois bartley 666 290 220 tiny stewart 228 231 andrea corner 265 mary st john 202 jean foley 205 205 mary drewery 219 terry mcvicar 207 mae spence 220 audrey holden 217 berry hoey 214 opal lehman 204 208 223 linda blacktop 250 t senior youth cheryl bond 631 289 165 177 dan leblanc s29 190 162 177 steve ireland 584 242 177 165 steve righy 554 210 163 161 mike mumford 582 210 183 161 mon night mens ron cook 652 ross baker 682 roger todd 761 334 bill white 706 269 joe barber 666 bob sleeth 731 256251 bob chapman 675 251 earl rowe 766 273 267 bill grove 687 gord hardie 689 268 bob tran 701 260 glenn jackson 676 260 jack hopper 685 wayne jackson 674 the above newmarket soccer goalie looks very relaxed sitting on his goal line with the ball neatly tucked between his legs however the other two players seem a little disgusted about having to walk in all the mud the game was played last week in aurora for the atom cup championship which stouffville won girls hockey teams still looking for more players this years whit- all the girls range an church stouffville girls way from mrm hockey association is boasting eight teams and there is still room for anyone interested in playing s one girl lynda roberts now in the senior league following two years in junior play is looking forward to playing again playing in the house league is a lot of fun and i also enjoy the v extra outside competition on the allstar team ive been looking forward all summer to getting back on the ice t turkey shoot this seasons first turkey shoot at the bolton cold creek conservation area will be held sunday october 2 from 11 a m to 4 pm cold creek con servation area operated by the metropolitan toronto and region conservation authority is located between bolton and nobleton three miles north of the king sideroad on concession road 11 for further in formation contact metro region conservation at 661660 old beginners in the junior league to girls in their upper teens in the senior league registration is 25 for the season the junior league is for nine to 15yearolds and the seniors for 16 to 20yearolds previous hockey experience is not needed to join just a willingness to play a good clean brand of hockey anyone interested should contact either ralph singleton league president at 2944988 or joanne steel past president 6401984 tractor safety rodeo at markham fair theres a lot of new activities slated for the new look markham fair and just one of them is the tractor safety rodeo the rodeo sponsored by the york county junior farmers and the ontario farm safety association takes place on sunday october 2 at 12 noon on the southeast side of the racetrack it is a competition involving the safe use of tractor and farm equipment it is open to anyone aged 16 to 30 and prizes will be given to those that handle the equipment the safest according to pete hulshof committee member of the junior farmers there will be four events each con testant must do the first is a short quiz on safety practices followed by a tractor and wagon driving exercise involving an obstacle course r in the third event the contestant must stack skids in a front end loader and the final exercise is to mount a threepoint hitch something mr hulshof predicted would cause a lot of problems to many of the people trying their skills anyone interested in taking part just be at the rodeo area before noon and sign up be there early as there are a limited number of spots available j final judging will be done by farm safety personnel and a first place trophy and con solation prizes will be awarded