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Byron Baranieski tossed five innings and struck out eight Osha- wa batters while surrendering just threehitsandoneruntoeamthe win. He had three hits ofhis own. ‘The Mennos_ scored their final two runs in the fourth with Boad- way delivering a clutch double. Now 6â€"5-1 on the season, the Mennos resume league play tonight when they host the Oshawa Ravens at Memorial Park at 830 pm. The Mennos had five play- ers chosen to play in last night’s league all-star game in Oshawa. Second baseman Rich Burkhold- er, catcher Dale Boadway, pitcher Greg Dalgarno, utility man Jay Nesbitt and Baranieski at first base were picked. ' just five innings of work. the Mennos cruised to a mercy-shortened 8-1 win. Generating 11 hits during the contest. the Mennos set the tone in the first inning when they batted around the order against Oshawa starter and Stouffville resident Tra- vis Connor and plated four runs. The 'Mennos knocked Connor out in the third inning when they scored two more runs with short- stop Ieff Boadway delivering the key hit with a tIiple. The Stouflville Mennos had a short but successful outing when they visited the Oshawa Midgets in their Oshawa City and Distn'ct Fastball League contest Thesday. Fasfialluomusovor .500 and back home tonlght mmmmmmmwmmmmmmmmmum,wmuMMIm Place your Classified ad 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Log onto www.yorkregion.com and click on your qlassifleds ‘ 'SimiW-‘fi'ibune Tiessa Sheffield won her weight class at this year’s Senior National Judo Championships in Sher- brooke, Que., during the Vlctoria Day weekend. The 14-year-old Sheffield Judo Club student proved that feat was no fluke as she added two more national titles to her fighting port- folio this month. At the Canadian Junior Judo Championships in Calgary, Shef- field claimed the under-44 kilo- gram under-17 and under-20 titles. In winning her two crowns at this year‘s junior nationals, which represented a first for Sheffield in this event, she was just one of that feat. “I was shocked, yet excited," said the resident of Cedar Val- ley in northern Whitchurch- Stoufiville. Sheffield was cautiously opti- mistic heading into the champi- onships, especially since she had Big year continues in Hungary next month Two more national judo titles for teenager BY MICHAEL HAYAKAWA mhayakawa@yrmg.com competitors to accomplish GOLD FOR CHANJOO your. . iTaE'S' Ifl ‘efd‘ La The Township of King is seeking applications from qualified individuals for the position of ‘Devoiopmeni Technologist. 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A minimum at seven (7) years municipal servicing engineering experience including a minimum of three (3) ars detailed design. development servicing or transportation engineering with three 3) years of supervrsion and project administration experience. ‘ mstpossessaCommunity CollegeDiplornain CivilE ineeri Technology and a Certified Engineering Technologist designation. A valid Class '6 drive 3 licence with a 1reliablevehicletouseonmunicipalbusinessandasatedrivingreoordareneeessary.The ‘wiflytopmpamdetdledmmhertsiwreportstorseniorstattandthepublicisessential. lKrmbdgedMoCADandodierengimenngandtmfficsoflwammdtechmbgywmldbe anaseet. won her weight class at the senior nationals. “Because I had a good year I thought it was possible to win both titles," she said. “But noth- ing is certain. Part of me was afraid that I wouldn’t be able to do it." Sheffield began her double- gold assault by fighting in the under- 17 division. Sheffield won four matches by ippon, which represents the high- est score a fighter can achieve in a judo match. By virtue of capturing that title, Sheffield became eligible to compete in the under-20 age group. Competing in the same weight category, Sheffield had two matches, each against different opponents and prevailed in both by ippon. Sheflield attributed her suc- cess to focus. She credited her parents, Steve and Aartje. The fortner national and intema- tional competitors operate and coach her at the Vandorf-based Sheflield Judo Club. Her sister Lea, who finished fifth in the under-l7, -48kg. divi- sion at the junior nationals, is also a student at the club and often trains with her. search, sell, save! IKMJ “I had to train hard and stay WWmmhdtobmdembyJu 24,2009to: Hum Rm. Fu: 005-033-2300 E“: woman». Ing.on.ca . _ 3975""! M KNOWN L73 W Salary Range: 5 56.709 - $ 70.887.This is a Union position with uoellont benefits. mmumdmflm'mawhmmwmm. WWWRMWMMNWIMaMWM mmmmummmm. THE CORPORATlON OF THE TOWNSHIP OF KING Uil’BS a DEVELOPME TECHNOLOGIST focused during each and every one of my matches," she said. “My family's support also helped me get ready for this event. My sister (Lea) and I are per- fect training partners for each other." The titles earned 'Ii'essa a berth on the under-l7 Canadian team that will be competing at the Under-17 World Champion- ships in Budapest from Aug. 6 to 8. “I feel honoured, excited and nervous because it is such a big opportunity,” she said. “ESSA SHEFFIELD: Three-time national champion pays tn'bute to her parents who are her coaches. Our phone lines are open: Monday-Friday 8:30am-6:00pm 1-800-743-3353 workopglfim The Whitchurch-Stouffville club was well represented at the junior nationals. Making his debut at this com- petition, Marcus Chan captured the gold medal in the under-15 division. Entered in the under-46 kg. category, Chan won all of his preliminary matches in Calgary handily. In the gold medal match, the outcome wasn’t decided until the final 20 seconds when Chan scored against his opponent to secure the title. Also appearing in this event for the first time, Ceilidh Welch faced a tough draw in the under- 17 division in the +70 kg. weight class as she drew the eventual gold medallist in her pool before being eliminated. TEAM FINISHES NINTH Colleen Welch, Ceilidh’s sister, was another firstâ€"time competitor at this event. Entered in the under-15 age group in the â€"63kg weight class, the Summitview Public School stu- dent did well, but did not secure a medal. In the team competition, the Sheffield team finished ninth out of 129 clubs at the three-day event. ELEVATE YOUR CAREER We are looking for a goal oriented. team focused individual to join our Business Development Centre. Applicant must have exceptional communication skills and a drive for ultimate Customer Satisfaction. 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