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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, September 11,1996 Section Two Karate Club Hoping Bowmanville Badgers Win League We Change of Location Brings Out Members by Brad Kelly belt earlier this year. He is The Maple Leaf Karate °" e onl y flve I^°P le in aI1 Club is on the move. . of Canada to attain that level A change of ownership at ia t ^ e Canada organiza- their former location has llon * forced the local club to move For more information on its headquarters. And they are the Maple Leaf Karate Club, hoping the move closer to contact Charles Kennish at town will encourage those in- 697-2648, or co-ordinator terested in the sport to come Lynda Shephard at 697-2591. out and give it a try. The club is now based out of Trinity United Church in Bowmanville. "It's certainly a more central central location for us," explained explained head instructor Charles Kennish when he described described the new location. "A lot of people stayed away from the club previously because because they didn't like to drive out in the winter." The former location, just off of Baseline Road, near Courtice, wasn't the most desirable desirable drive during a winter's winter's night. Kennish is hoping the new location on Church St. will eliminate the fears of travelling. Training sessions are held every Tuesday and Friday night from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. If there is enough interest, interest, a third session on Saturday Saturday afternoons will be added later in the fall. The co-ed club averages 18 to 23 people per session, with members ranging in age from 5 to 50. The first visit to train with the club is free, with a pay- per-session fee afterward. Kennish, who has been involved involved in karate for 30 years, received his 6th degree black 'oor Weather ostDones Legion Tourney This has been a rather quiet week for Bowmanville Lawn Bowlers. However, three members members travelled to Fenelon Falls on Friday, September 6th to play in the Cornerstone Furniture Furniture Tournament. This was a mixed treble game where a lady was required to skip and vice with the man leading. So our team consisted of Marg Noble, Skip, Betty Petrie Vice and Frank Petrie leading the way. The result of the contest was high two game winners. Congratulations! At home the Club is in the midst of some singles, pairs, and mixed pairs competition which, hopefully, will be completed completed in the coming week. Because of inclement weather the Canadian Legion Trophy Tournament scheduled for Sunday, September 8th was cancelled with a rain-date of Saturday, October 5 th. The sad news from our Club is the sudden passing of Frank Ball, a popular hardworking hardworking member. To Pearl and all the family sincere condolences condolences from the Club. Submitted by Doris L. Wollstein. 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