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And while the rolling hills of Boston could pose to be a problem with the European runners, Grinâ€" bergs feels that Butler and other Ontario runners will feel right at Butler‘s soul mate, running mate and longâ€"time friend, Angeâ€" la Schwan, is keeping pace with her. While Butler automatically earned a berth on the World team with her win in Halifax, Schwan finished a close fourth and will be faced with competing in this weekend‘s World Crossâ€"Country trials in Victoria, B.C. along with local runners Heidi Loewen and Krestena Sullivan. The top four home. ishing sixth in a field of the world‘s top junior runners. At the relay last year she finished ninth, but her sixth placing this year was one minute faster than her last time out and her coach, Peter Grinbergs, believes this young woman is right on track. She won double gold on the high 1 crossâ€"country circuit and peated as Canada‘s junior woâ€" men‘s champion in Halifax on a cold, wet day in Halifax, N.S., where‘s it‘s always cold and wet. And last weekend she won the And in two months, Butler will be testing other worldâ€"class junior runners in Boston at the World championships. Her appetite was tested in Hawaii at the Ekiden Relay where she ran the first seven kilometres of the run, finâ€" Robbie Burns road race in Burâ€" lington tying Toronto‘s May Alliâ€" son‘s 8â€"kilometre record of 27 minutes and 17 seconds. May was a senior, Kathy is competing in her last year as a junior. What didn‘t topâ€"ranked Kathy utler _win this year in junior athy Butler peaking for Jr. Worlds ‘This special certificate entitles a residential property _ Issued by: _ADRIAN BAAS _____ ‘will be m«m wfiw «Th _ _ MARMAGER _ service a representative, without obligation to the home owner. Royal LePage Office: $58 King $t. K. 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"Things were okay when we had three or four runners travelling and we could afford that, but now we have a dozen or so travelling, and now we have a bigger pot to draw on." According to TCA head coach Peter Grinbergs, with the cities of Kitchener and Waterloo slashing community funding, the club had to make a move enabling the local runners to still be able to get the neccessary funding it needs to compete on a national and international level. Chronicle Staff A lack of community funding has forced the Twin City ?‘rtglcifiélu’lgm Club to affiliate with the Etobicoke Huskies The TCA travelling is 80 per cent of its entire budget of approximately $30,000 to $35,000. According to Grinbergs, the funding offered to the club by Kitchener and Waterloo was turned down because of its Etobicoke affiliation. He noted that even though the club is affiliated with Etobicoke, athletes will train out of Waterloo and will only represent the Huskies in Ontario Track and Field Association events. 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