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4- OronoM( Weekly Tmes, Wedrheqday, 0June 5, 1996 E Clrîgln esdetTakes Top Honours ili Karate Ke n dai C oIu rnn A Clarington resident recently won the national karate championship for thé 16-17 year old division at the championships held in Toronto. Paul Murdoch, 16, a member of the Maple Leaf Karate Club in Courtîce and a Bowmanville High School student, won the gold in the 60 kilogram weight class and in the open weight class and was a member of thse Ontario team which took the bronze in team fighting. Paul, who had an 11-0 record at the toumnament has been training for 10 years at Maple Leaf (he has had his black belt since lie was 12). His instructor, Charlie Kennish, a Sth degree black beît, has operated the club sifice 1982. Paul, who has competed in Hungary, Calgary, Vancouver, and the Domînican Republic in the past, will now be going to represent Canada at the Pan-Arn Games in Venezuela this âeptember. Paul needs to raise $2,000.00 to heir cover the trip. Anyone who wishes to donate money for Paul can contact Tîm at 623-6541, Charlie at 697-2648 or the Orono Weekly Time-s at 983-5301. Paul is the grandson of Jean and Jerry Duvaîl of Orono. Here instructor eharlie Kennish stands with his star pupil, Paul Murdoch. lutose of you wno nave had the stamina to read this column over the past years, I give thanks. I arn going to take a break and give you one too. I have received rnany words of encouragement and thanks over these years from many of you out there. Lately what has ail this Urne been a pleasure to do, has become a chore and what with the trouble with my eye- sight for close up work, as 1 arn a hunt and peck typist, I find 1 arn spending more time erasing my mistakes than on anything else. Also my writing is getting so bad that even 1, can not read it when I get home from Church. So, thank you for your support, and who knows per- haps after a short respite over the summer, I may be back. Have a wonderful summer. Phyllfs Lowery Bowmanville Tennis Club Summer.Day Camp The Bowmanville Tennis Club is holding a Tennis Day Camp for Juniors during the week of July 8 - July -12. There will be two age groups, with a limit of 16 children in each age group. Registration fee is $60.00. The Morning Session is for ages 8 to 10 and will run from 9 a.m. to moon. The Aftemnoon Session is for ages il to 13 and will run frorn 1 p.m. to 4 p.rn. This camp is open to chil- dren who have neyer played tennis as well as those who have already been introduced to the game. The fee includes the cost of instruction, court time, refreshments, practice balis and a t-shirt. Chiîdren must have their own racquets and non-mark- ing tennis shoes. Please contact Elien Logan (623-4790) or Kem Majid (623-5247) to register. Bowmanville Toastmasters, Free Iasketba C ~n~c At K~ngsway Go ege Gold Medal Basketball Camp is hosting a "free" bas- ketball clinic featuring National Team Member, Michael Meeks. Michael Meeks led Canisius College to the 1996 NCAA Toum-ament, is the 1996 MAAC Most Valuable Player and is entered in the 1996 NBA draft. The free clinic will include a free autograph session. The clinic will be held at Kingsway College in Oshawa on Sunday, June 16 from il a.m. to 1 p.m. for boys and girls 7 to 17. For more information please cail 434-288 1. On Thursday, June 27, 1996, Canadian Harness Driver Doug Brown will host the 2nd Annual Doug Brown Celebrity Golf Toumnament at Thunderbird Golf Club in Whitby. As in 1995, the net proceeds from this fund-rais- ing event will be forwarded to the "Children's Fund"ý of the Children's Aid Society of Durham Region. The Children's Fund provides Christmas hampers and sum- mer camp registration to chul dren in need, and supports two particular children in their athletic pursuits (com- petitive swimming and karate). Celebrities already con- firmed include NHL players (current and alumni), Leon Hatzinonou (Argos), media personalities (television, radio and press) and Harness greats. For those not farniliar with the name "Doug Brown," he has been awarded as Canada's leading Harness Driver in seven of the last eight years, has driven hors- es to more than 6,300 wins and total purse eamnings of over $57,000,000, ranking him ninth and seventh in those categories. He has also been a lifelong resident of the Durham Region. This Tournament is an excellent opportunity for the community to support Doug's, work for children in Durham Region. Anyone interested in participating in the event as a sponsor, prize donor or golfer is welcome to cal the CAS at (905) 433-1553, extension 2220 or 2311. The many tacets of "SUC- CESS" formed the theme for Chairman Toastrnaster Dowj's meeting of May 28. The consensus was that success wasn't a destination but an ongoing process. The assembly concluded that suc- cess was neyer final and fail- ure is neyer fatal. Toastmaster Irene Konzelma.nn enlightened her listeners with an inspiring talk on the three aspects of "Success". Her presentation earned her the best speaker trophy. The hierarchy of support for the International Toastmaster program was explained by President Toastmaster Connie Nelson. Toastmaster Michael Sullivan shared his apprecia- tion of the recent District 60 conference particularly the calibre of the speech contes- tants. Bowmanville Toastmasters meet Tuesday 7:30 p.m. at "The Darlington Hydro Information Centre." For more information please cal Irene Konzelmann at 983-9423, Orono Orono Amateur Athletic Association Orono Minor Hockey à Registration 1996/97 Dates: Tuesday, Junei 11h and Place: Orono Arena Tuesday, June l8th - Time: 6:30 - 9:00 p.m. If firgt time registering in Orono, please bring a copy of: Birth Certificate and llealtb Card "Early Bird" Registration Fee Sehedule Afier June 18th, there will be a S25. 00 latefee - NO EXCEPTIONS! Division:Mite Fee: $125.00 Rep: n/a Âge: 4&5 (Dec3lstl96) Tvykecvïînor Tyke£Maor Novice $225.00 $225.00 $225.00 n/a n/a $270.00 6 7 8&9 Atom $225 .00 $270.00 10&11 Peewee $225.00 $275 .00 12&13 Bantanî $225 .00 $300.00 1 4& 15 Midget $225 .00 -$300.00 I6& 17 Juvenile $225 .00 $300.00 18&19 ôjrono wilI ice Rep teams in ail levels indicated, dependent upon registration numbers. Final decision to ice teams will be made in rnid July! TherK will be an additional try-outfeefor Repplayers. Amount dependent upon numnber trying out Central Ontario Wolves AAA Tryouts:- Release forms for AAA tryouts will be available at registration. -Try-out dates will be provided whien available. FOR MORE INFORMATION OR ADVANCE REGISTRATION FORMS CONTACT: Ray Bester 983-5584 Art Reid 98-3-9495 Cheques may be post daied to September ]st/96 60 y@ars-of being (Qronoj's Community Newspaper Oron o Weekly Timjes Doug Brown Celebrîty Golf Tournament Drîvîng for the Chîldren of Durham Region .......... ........... ýe