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Rear Most vehicles require either new rotors or resurfacing of Brakes existing rotors, Additional parts and labour are often ■P/XQg up required at additional cost, A written estimate will be provided. 79 ! PERFORMANCE AUTOMOTIVE CENTRE (Home of U-Fix-lt) M60Base]ineRoadEasyjowm^ The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, March 30,1994 11 Karate Enthusiast Off to Canadian Championships 3 ON 3 BASKETBAl/ TOURNAMENT ~ We've had a number of inquiries already regarding our 3rd Annual 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament slated for Friday, May 6, and Saturday, May 7, at Bowmanville High School. One call came ji from Port Hope, where four teams from that area are intending to enter/he tournament. A registration form is included in today's sports section/ / ONTARIO CHA1VPS HONOURED -- Prior to the start of Friday afternoon's Jr. C piyoff game between Bowmanville and Napanee, the All-Ontario Eaglesteams from 1978-79 and 1980-81 will be honoured. Anyone who playei on either one of those two teams, and has not yet been contacted, is askfl to call either Paul Robinson at 623-3884, or Don Farrow at 623-61$. NAME CHANCE -- Occasionally, wç come across the problem of trying to decipher a nane that has been written out for us to be published in the paper. You cai imagine the difficulties, sometimes, of deciding the particular spelliig of a name based on a handwriting that is unfamiliar to us. Well, that scenario unfolded last week with a name from the photo of the Newcastle Figure Skaters who participated at the Unicom Fair competition. One of the names should have read Michelle Schyff, not Schuff. KENDAL 1ASEBALL REGISTRATION -- Thoughts of summer baseball programs in Kendal are entering the minds of many out that way, as spring coitinues to draw closer. Registration for Kendal minor baseball is now underway for boys and girls bom between 1976 and 1989. Those interested irplaying are asked to leave their names at PVR Movie Rentals in Kendal, or call Brian Foster at 983-8141, or Bob Foster at 786-2268. Registration to play, as always, is free in Kendal. KARATS GOLD -- Charles Kennish, of the Maple Leaf Karate Club, wanted is to pass along news that a couple of members from his club won gold mêlais during a competition held in North York over the weekend. Kristy Quanduk, a brown belt, won a gold medal in her division. While Paul Mirdoch - who is featured in a story in today's edition - also won a gold irédal. Over 250 competitors were entered in various divisions of the juniormeet. BANTAM FOOTBALL -- After plans to begin a football program for youngsters here in Clarington fell through, football czar Gord Carey decidbd to stay involved in the game, and take the helm of the Bantam team in the Oshawa Hawkeyes organization. Gord is looking for area athletes between the ages of 15-17 who might be interested in playing this year/ He is planning a clinic in June, with practices for the season beginning in August. The schedule consists of 8-10 regular season games. Those interested can contact Gord at 987-4423. ARTHRITIS SOCIETY BOWLING --- The Arthritis Society is sipnsoring a provincial bowling event called 'Strike Out Arthritis' to raise money to help fund society programs. An opening ceremony will be held in Ajax on April 10, with bowling alleys throughout Ontario participating ii the fundraiser, that will run from April 11-15. The Liberty Bowl in Bowmanville will be involved on three separate dates, April 11, 14, 15, from 3-6:30 p.m. For more information, contact the Arthritis Society office inOshawa at 434-7221. by Brad Kelly Though karate is deemed a sport for individuals, there will be a whole team supporting the efforts of Paul Murdoch at the upcoming Canadian Championships in Calgary. In attendance at the competition from May 24-26 will be his parents, lending their vocal support. "I don't know what the competition will be like, but I hope to finish in the top five." Meanwhile, here at home, fellow members from the Maple Leaf Karate Club will undoubtedly be offering their moral support. After all, they have already offered their financial support to the tune of a $500 donation to help defray some of the expenses Murdoch will encounter to ply his skills against the best in the nation. "I don't know what the competiton will be like (in Calgary), but I hope to finish in the top five," said the confident Bowmanville resident. Murdoch finished first overall in the 55+ kilo division after three preliminary competitions were held to fill spots on the provincial team. The 14-year-old did so well that, after top finishes in the first two qualifiers at Newmarket and Belleville, he had already guaranteed himself a spot on the team before the third meet at the University of Toronto was held. "That was a relief," he said. Instructor Charles Kennish has watched Murdoch develop since joining the Maple Leaf club at the age of seven. Though he has always shown a keen interest in the sport, it wasn't until Murdoch returned from an International Karate Association camp last August that Kennish really noticed a marked improvement. "He turned it around from there and has been moving forward ever since. He's a great asset to the club," said Kennish, as members were being put through a strenuous workout. "He's an honest student at school, and seems to excel in most things he does. He puts all of his efforts into karate, and is awesome to watch sometimes," added Kennish. At the National Championships in May, Murdoch will be competing in the 14/15- year-old heavyweight and kata divisions against 24 of the top, young, karate prospects in the country. In preparation for the trip to Calgary, he will be training four nights a week in hopes of being in peak form. "I'm just working on perfecting a few things," he said. "I think he will hold his own," predicted Kennish. "I have a lot of confidence in him. "For someone only 14 years old, he is a real credit to his family." Karate has become somewhat of a family venture for the Murdochs. Paul's father is also a member of the Maple Leaf Club. And his mother is looking forward to making the trip to watch her son perform at the Canadian Championships. "My mom said there was no way she was going to miss it." While Paul has achieved the highest level of success in the household, his father, Tim, is also .a karate enthusiast. 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