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2megtqbesbl 193 st stouffville runner robbins competes in toronto race stouffvilles fred robbins finished 43rd out of a field of 3600 runners at the coors light one half marathon in toronto oct 3 robbins completed the 21- kilometre course through the streets of downtown toronto in one hour 14 minutes and 28 seconds the runner attributed his strong performance to pacing himself with another strong runner i was able to run with dr john definney who had beat me in the 5 km in unionville earlier this year he said i felt good and needed the focus stouffvilles dan rivers was 851st jim lyons was 1212th and david baxter 1960th stouffvilles dave reed placed ninth out of 210 fin ishers at the bochi 8k race in unionville the same day reed clocked in at 2618 and was beaten out by some of the top runners in ontario stouffvilles larry fockler was 18th with a time of 2911 while ken felspchuk another local resident was 45th at 3330 the race raised 12000 for camp oochi a campfor chil dren with cancer sdss junior volleyball boys take silver medal at kingston tourney the stouffville district sec ondary school sdss spartans junior boys volleyball team picked up some momentum for the second half of the season by bringing home the silver medal at an eight team tournament in kingston on oct 2 the sdss crew defeated all kingston area teams losing vtst fctfartltiitallbil gamier of cman i 93 october 15 16 17 under the big top tent beerwine live entertainment prizes prizes prizes comeout and enjoy the fun win one of five fabulous getaway trips come out and have a great time live band dj frl and sat night single admission 500 saturday talent contest sunday karaoke contest seeyouatthe sfouffviele country flea market tickets on sale from your local merchants chamber of commerce stouffville sun stouffville tribune trips donated by dean myers motors the stouffville sun the stouffville tribune i 1 skxajfcfld 5 jnllfa a durham college uxbridge campus vocational adjustment for the 90s this program is designed to provide uic recipients and social assistance recipients with the skills required to make an effective transition to new employment or further trainingeducation this program will be held at durham college uxbridge campus 2 campbell drive suite 205 uxbridge ontario l9p 1 h6 find out more by calling durham college uxbridge campus 9058527848 this 10 week program offers academicliteracy upgrading counselling success strategies career explorations computer training introductory work experience vocational adjustment for the 90s is scheduled to start nov 15 1993 the final to pickerings dunbar- ton hs the spartans peter reed and graham crowder earned all star recognition at the event which was hosted by queens university sdss starters jason whitelaw don patten ian ellis and shawn sargeant were strong as well while mike lavell and chris iightfoot also contributed to the success sdss coaches michele shan non and brian simcoe said the tourney helped bring the team together the road trip to kingston was great for team bonding said shannon we were pleased with the strength and team work demonstrated by the team theyre looking great as we enter the second half of the season athlete oftheweek ham college shawn gibson 6 year old goalie made many tough saves as the stouffville minor novice clippers tied east gwillimbury 22 recently congratulations shawn sponsored by stouffville leh roud 6327 main st stouffville its time for reform reformg9 party of canada mmk vote fore more information on reform party of canada call or drop by the riding office at heritage plaza 16th hwy 48 markham joe sherren telephone 905 4719470 some fairy tales from the old line parties fairy tale 1 government spending to create jobs will fix the economy spending tax payers dollars to create jobs doesnt work if it did everyone in ontario would have at least 2 jobs reforms responsible fiscal management will stimulate the private sector where 85 of jobs are created fairy tale 2 reform party advocates cutbacks in health care funding the facts are simple the reform party supports federal funding of health care at current levels no offloading to provinces no cuts any changes would only be brought about by the electors andor their provincial governments fairy tale 3 a vote for reform is a vote to break up canada the reform party is fully supportive of the confederation of all provinces with a commitment to the concept of equality for all provinces and all citizens you can make a difference by voting for joe sherren and the reform party of canada it is the policies and politics of the old line parties which have brought our country to its knees authorised by pat canham official agent for joe sherren