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the tribune thursday july 1 1977 1 karen sheffield wins junior judo division the maring shef- one karen commented her division of under 114 field children have added karens brother pounds yet another prestigious steve 14 also did well at the sheffields live in judo award to their the meet as he took fourth cedar valley east of collection spot in tiie under 143 newmarket and are the trio cathy pound division steve members of the budokai steve and karen all at- himself only weighs 123 judo dub in thomhill tended the recently held pounds the next big meet unjted states junior judo and the other will be the canadian nationals in stamford member of the family championship held this cathy 17 placed sixth in september in oshawa summer clearance sale the school year ended recently and to make it an area baseball tournament was held in the park the above picture shows a summitview player sliding into home with an orchard park member waiting un fortunately for the summitview player his attempt to steal home was thwarted by the orchard park player keith bolender soccer action this week two contests with home teams pitted against each other highlighted the soccer action last week the b division mosquito teams played to a 22 tie scoring for the whitchurch cougars were billy blundell and ron boake and for stouffville united rene semlacher and chris batgs in peewee action the whitchurch olympic team handily defeated stouffville spitfires 73 in a game that saw both sides display some out standing talent olympic goals went to mike petersen with three bob naccarato had two and kevin bartley and robert brook each picked up one jim edwards scoring twice and ron sports blommesteyn had the spitfire tallies the squirt division saw the stouffville terries lose their first vgame against the aurora chrysler plymouth squad 10 the only atom game had the newmarket keith davis sports team edge out the whitchurch gunners by a close 21 score paul macewan scored the lone gunner goal once again the a division teams were beaten although the scores did not indicate how well the local squads performed the major mosquito crusaders lost to the league champion team from richmond hiu 70 however it took the undefeated richmond hill squad 30 minutes to score their opening goal and the mosquito team put up a good fight before succumbing to the more experienced richmond hill members connecticut and all came away with very fine showings karen 16 topped the family this time as she captured the under 133 pound division going through her division undefeated in her five matches she said she was very very excited and pleased i was also a little surprised at winning the competition was really tough and each girl gave a good showing karen had to beat out last years champion to win the division and the three foot trophy that went with it my dad said heu have to build a new trophy shelve for this claremont peewees win tournament the claremont peewee softball team took the steve wideman tournament trophy last week beating stouffville markham and don- valleyvictoria to cap ture the championship claremont beat stouffville 54 as stouff ville made the game interesting by scoring four runs in the last of the three stouffville bowlers recently captured the first annual ingram family newmarket bowlerama trophy for master senior and mixed team championship in zone g the bowlers pictured above are cheryl bond bob sleeth and keith brodie there were 32 teams involved in the tour- nament which was played in richmond hill and newmarket pigeon racing results the june 26 pigeon race was won by charlie jacksons bird with a speed of 1265 96 yards per minute there were only 91 birds let off from hearst the second place pigeon came very close to winning with its speed of 126410 it is owned by arthur rea who also had the third placed bird charlie jackson took the fourth sixth and 10th spot and sandi nicolais pigeon squeezed into the sixth place with a speed of 1230 33 bradley nigh and sid page sons also had birds placed in the top 10 spots 8843391 172 centre st e r richmond hill i theyre here new packgarden fresh peas ready for the freezer 10 lb boxes am frozen vegetables fruits available- order now shields footwear ltd july sale in the previous weeks race there were 148birds entered in the meet and the birds were let off in timagami midgets play the stouffville ken may midgets will be seeing action tonight against aimsbury playing time will be 830 pm in the park and everyone is welcome to come out and cheer on the team manitoulin island silver birches 705368 2669 cozy loo cottages with stone fireplaces fuqy equipped for housekeeping with all linens dishes etc suppbed reasonable farrur rales some vacancies l jury and august save electricity save money there are two ways saving electricity can save money first the obvious one the less you use the less you have to pay for and to day electricity is simply too valuable to waste second something not so obvious ontario uses more and more power every year this means an ever increasing investment in plant and equipment and their cost is rising rapidly the cost of fuels is also increasing rapidly these costs inevitably show up in the price you pay for electricity you can help to slow down the growing demand by using electricity wisely dont waste it conserve energy the future depends on it starts july 6th a yupto e 50 shields footwear ltd m4sm1 south slock richmond heights centre iiuha richmond hill this is not a last stand we all know what indians are like right proud but fallen off the late show and onto skid row well theres a new native canadian whos neither a social drain nor a street militant were at the native canadian centre 16 spadina road toronto where a wideranging set of programs and projects serve a native population in toronto larger than on any reserve in canada were helping ourselves but to do that well we first need a little help to pay for our new quarters nearing the haifway point in our half- 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