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Clinton News-Record, 1984-02-29, Page 14. .4 . ' • , • , = • - „ „... ,• . ez, By Rod !tilts Karate club itio well Self confidence, self control and self defense. The Goderich Township Karate Club showed all, these things ia a competition held last weekend in Hamilton. Under the direction of Instructor Ron Tyndall, 12 members of the 30 -member club competed and brought home a first, second and third, two fourths and a fifth -place finish. The competition involved 20 clubs from both Ontario and the United States. Mr. Tyndall said there were between 60 and 70 participants in every division. Don McPhee had the best showing for the Goderich Township club as he captured a first -in kuda (-white-belt division) and a fifth traditional uniforms. The board of black belts will also be present The recipient of the black bens first awarded a short sword from his host club members, which is presented by a girl dressed up in a full Japanese costume. That costumed girl is decided by the highest belt classification. Each of the seven or eight black belt holders are then served a small glass of Saki, a potent Oriental drink composed of 17 per cent alcohol. After each of the black belt members has snapped back their Saki, the spot light is turned to the person who is expected to receive the black belt. A large bawLis lanebottle ) with Saki and the 1whAte,-,yellow.7nrange belt black,belt holder -to -be must guzzle the diyisioxu. Mike McLaughlin' be"ItTr13l'dn'14ae-Dron-al-d--'—tottehingtheir-lipS-!- — • — - was third in kuda ( yellow belt), Steve Brennan was fourth in fighting (blue -brown division ) and Tammy Million was fourth in fighting i white -yellow-orange division). Mr. Tyndall said the club normally • participates in four or five competitions a year. The Hamilton competition served as a warm- _up_ for Go.derich. ToWnship's next .match -up, April 14 in London. Possible black belt recipient Chris Graham of Goderich has trained for approximately six years with the Town of Goderich and Goderich Township Karate clubs and will be going for the coveted black belt on March 10 in London. Chris, now a resident of London, wilt have to perform his, skills in front .ofseven or eight black belt holders from karate clubs in southwestern Ontario. If Chris is accepted by the board of black belts, a ceremony will be held on March 24 at the Goderich Township. Hall from 7 'to 9 p.m. Special ceremony Mr. Tyndall said the black' belt-peremony will be held in the light of candles with all the members of the club dressed in their The final stage of the, ceremony has the newly instated black belt member repeat the martial arts oath. The person then bows to the other black belt members and lines up the other students for a sequence of punching drills: After the drills are completed, the black belt member faces the other black belts in honor. Six 'years are hard work to obtain the black belt will undoubtedly be remembered after this ceremony. Challenge hockey game On March 2 at 7:30 p.m., the Clinton Kinsinen and helpers will be taking on the Clinton Junior C Mustangs in an exhibition game for Cystic Fibrosis. The Kinsmen crew will ice such names as Brian "Sly" Kennedy, Danny "Leafer" Colquhoun, Doug "Sid" Macaulay, Harvey "Pres" Carter and George "Doc" Elliott. The Mustangs' line-up will feature TOMnay "Bimmer" Smith, Pat "Barbarian" Cronin, Kevin. "Chink" Lee and Brad "Armpit" Armstrong. The Clinton Figure Skating Club will hold a presentation before the hockey game. begins. Come out and support a good cause. Figure Skating Club news Feb: 25, was Test Day for the Clinton Figure Skating Club and the following C.F.S.A. Tests were. passed: Preliminary Figure Test - Sheila Cook; First Figure Test. •• Shelly. Hayter, , Sherri Preszcator; Pr-eliriary Free_ ..$kate_XeSt—_-,Jennifer. Jewitt; Dutch Waltz 7 Kyra .Aylsworth, Julie Betties, Debra Draper,. Stacy Hicks, Jody Horton, Stacey Reid, Julie Rutledge; Canasta • Tango Debra Draper, Rutledge; Ten Fox -. Chastity Colquhoun, Lori Powell, Angela .Reid; Fiesta Tango - Lori Powell; European . Waltz and Four- teenstep - Lisa Beattie.. Shelly. Hayter; Tango -.Kim Cook, Shannon Preszcator. The following N.S.T. Tests were passed: Sheila' Cook - Dance II and III, Figures; Lloyann Adams - Dance II and III, Figures, Free Style I. The following Canfigure Skate Tests were a iso passed:. Kyra Aylsworth •- Proficiency Test,. Figures I; Susan •Jewitt - Free Skate II; Krista McAsh- Free Skate I, Dance I; Julie: Rutledge.- FigureS III. The following Can Skate Tests were pass- . ed : Beginners- Roxanne Koostra; Elemen- tary - Roxanne • Konstra. Basic -.. William' Guse, Joanne .Hayter; Novice I - Jackie Wildfong, Stacey Fleet. • • . 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Pre Novice Ladies Interpretive Free Skating - Jennifer Jewitt. Novice Ladies Interpretive Free Skating - Jody Merner, • Lisa Beattie, Sherri Preszcator.. Junior Ladies Interpretive Free Skating - Jacquie Draper, Shannon Preszcator, Kim Cook. Junior Prepared Solo Free Skating - Shan- non Preszcator, Jacquie Draper. • DOG CHOW ao kg. DOG CHOW a kg. FIELD 'N FARM 20 CAT CHOW 12 kg. CAT CHOW kg. Prices In effect kg. 'till March 31 at DURST FARM CENTRE 27S HURON ST. (HWY. e WEST) CLINTON 482.7106 DX Purina BFgRn&A UNE RESULTS Hill AND Hill FARMS LIMITED VARNA ONT. AVVP.e0#1,wo Last weekend the Clinton Peewees played excellent hockey in capturing the Mitchell Peewee A tournament. Pictured is Clinton's Devon Colquhoun (left), the tournament's MVP and Team Captain Ian Koetsier with ,the championship trophy. The Peewees continue their quest for the All -Ontario Championships on Saturday at 7:30 p.m., when they host Kingsville. (Barb Mills photo) eewee A's have big weekend Last weekend the Clinton Pee Wee A's put together four wins in a row to advance to the. O.M.H.A. quarter finals and capture the Mitchell Pee Wee Tournament "C" Cham- pionship. On Friday night, Clinton faced Tavistock in their first tournament game and came out on top 7-1 Clinton scored early and often .as they pumped in four in the first, one in the second and two in the third before Tavistock got on the board. Devon Colquhoun led all scorers with three goals and two assists. Norris Flynn added a pair while singles went to Mike Cor- rie and Curtis McCone. Corrie also added an assist as did Derek Jefferson and Steve Vandendool. - On Sat. night, the A's resumed their 0.M.H.A. playoff series with Durham at home. Durham -struck first in the contest but their cheering was short lived as the A's came on to score thenext seven goals on route to another 7-1 victory. Once again Devon Colquhoun scored three goals to show the way with singles going to McCone, Vandendool, Flynn and Greg Mayhew. Flynn and McCone also pickedup assists as did Jefferson, Corrie and goaltender Mike Ladd. Penalties seemed to do the Durham squad in as they were assessed 12 minors, eight in the third periatiffien-the locals -salted- the - game away. Clinton picked up seven penalties. This gave Clinton the series in two straight, advancing them to the 0.M.H:A. quarter finals against a team from Kingsville, Ont. The first game in that best of 3 series is set for Sat. March 3 at 7:30 p.m. at the local Community Centre. Game two will be in Kingsville on March 4 at 5:15 p.m. On Sunday morning Clinton returned to Mitchell to resume their tournament play . against Lambeth. L. Lebelle wins firs of the year in London Lirdor Lebelle, owned by George Lavis' by Paul Taylor at Clinton, finished second in Hohnesville Valley Farms of Clinton,. won a 2:06.2 mile witb Ray McLean firiving, his first of the year with Verdun Vanstone on Ross Battin took third with Peter Wave the bike in the 2.04 mile at Western Fair for Bert McBride of Goderieb in the same Raceway in London on February 22. race. The six-year-old gelding by Way Kid- Badgers Boy, owned by Dr. George S. Belles Filly by Reporter raced 40 times in Elliott .of Clinton, finished third in a 2:05.2 1983 with seven wins, six seconds and six mile with Bill Gale driving at Windsor Rac- thirds, good for earnings of $11,444 and a way on February 23. new .2:02.3 pacing record. The four-year-old gelding by Famed Ross Battin was second with Fly Fly Lobell—Twentieth Century by Timely Henrietta for James W. O'Neill of Goderich Topic, is a half-brother to Winston Powell's in a 2:05.3 mile, while Randy Henry finished Mississkippy p, 2:01.4 ($14,438). third driving Delightful Doll for Lorraine Fergus Hanover, owned by Stewart Mc - Hands of Lucan. Call of Seaforth, was second in a 2:03.3 mile Miss Janes Rip, owned by -1a; Kerr of at Greenwood Raceway on February 23. Goderich, was fourth with Ross attin up in The three-year-old colt by Kawartha Skip - a 2.07 mile in the third. „, ! per — Farm Norah by Bret Hanover is a Alissas Lad, owned by Bill Campbell of three-quarter brother to Fan Hanover. Seaforth, trotted .home first kir...trainer- Trotter Speedy Gesture, ,owned by Frank, jkngerl3ett laR 2:07,41Mie .4rt Cook and Macy Holmes of Clinton was se- • donon Saturday afternoon T:1153 mile on SalliedAY'liftertiotlif This warthe-fourth starts iii Toronto- ' • this year for the five-year-old Camper At London on February 24, Rustic Helene, gelding, giving him earnings of $4,011 owned by Charles and Clara Brindley of already in 1984. Goderich was fourth, while Joellas Knight At London on February 20, Reba Lee, finished fifth for owner Bill Bennett of owned bv Don Carter of Blvth and trained Seaforth. Jason Fleet got the A's started with a first period goal assisted by Tan Koetsier. Devon Colquhoun added massisted goal in the second to up the count to 2-0. Al Shipley got one back for Lambeth before the period ended. Derek Jefferson tallied early in the third as he was set up by McCone and Colquhoun after only 11 seconds. Tom Walker got that one back quickly as he scored at 1:27 to make it a one goal game again. Neither team was able to dent the twine the rest of the way as Clinton hung on for the 3-2 win to advance to the final against the home town Mitchell team. In the final the tired but determined A's skated to a 5-2 victory to claim the cham- pionship and bring home the hardware. Once again Colquhoun led the way with twd goals and two assists. Jefferson and Flynn added singles andCorrie put the icing on the 'cake with the final marker assisted by Mayhew. Along with the championship trophy Devon Colquhoun received the Tournament M.V.P. award, and each player received Championship pennants and pucks. Looking ahead Coach Greg Burns says he expects a tough series coming up with Kingsville and urges all local fans to come out Sat: night and sup- port the team. Bring your "cow bells" and - banner- and -give these -boys__ the_lift_ they need. There will be some seats available to %grectators on the team tins for Sunday's game pn a first come basis. For further info contact Bill. -McCone. Reports from the Lambeth team ( who were eliminated by Kingsville) are that they have a couple of good players and tough goalten- • ding, but they can be beaten. Says Burns, "If we get the boys on top of their game this week we may be just the team to do it." Sports humor A college noted for its basketball teams had an unusual method of screening the players. In the ahtletic building there was a sign that read, "This is the door to the office of the basketball coach. It is specifically FINAL r CLEARANCE NO REASONABLE OFFERS REFUSED THURS., FRI. & SAT...MARCH 1, 2& 3 ONLY All Sales Cash or Personal Cheque Only ALL CLOTHING & FOOTWEAR CLEARING AT 1/2 PRICE AND MORE ALL PET SUPPLIES 1/2 PRICE. EXCLUDING PET FOOD ALL FARM SUPPLIES 25 91°' FF CLEARING AT constructed -to the height of 6 4 . If you can walk through it without ducking - don't." 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