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26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 31, 1987 Atoms take stranglehold on series After eliminating Bradford in the fourth game of the semi-final series, the Malmont Farm Atoms advanc ed to the All Ontarie Finals agz inst Penetanguishene. With the first two games played over the weekend of March'28 & 29, the Green Machine showed that they are very hungry for.an All Ontario Championship & as a result skated to two solid vic tones by scores of 6-2 in Penetang & 10-3 at home Wado Kai Karate Club On Saturday, March 28 the Mal- mont Farm Atoms travelled to Penetanguishene to play the first 'game of the All Ontario Finals which ig a best 3 of 5 series. The Port Perry squad showed lots of hustle & desire as they skated to a solid 6-2 victory In the first period the Green Machine opened with 3 unanswered goals to grab the lead. Scoring for the Atoms was Steve Desautels, Chad Garvock and Jeff Andrews Assists were given to David Pas® Jey with two and singles to Chad Gar- vock and Steve Desautels In the second period each squad scored once which now gave the Port Perry team a 4-1 lead Sconng was Scott Heasman assisted by Lindsay Parry and Gavin Cochrane In the third period the Green Machine controlled the game as ~ they popped two more goals to end celebrates 5th birthday March, 1987 marks the beginning of the Port Perry Wado Kai Karate Club's fifth year under the direction of Sensei Rob Dods, International 2nd Degree Black Belt. The club was originally establish ed in 1974 and has moved with dif- . ferent instructors to various loca- tions in Port Perry and Prince Albert. When Sensei Rob re-opened the club in March 1983 he had & beginners class of (35) students. His senior students, now at the Black Belt: level, were among the first students of that year. : "When I began the club I felt the youngest student I would accept would be 12 years of age," says Rob. "But many adult students had younger brothers and sisters or sons and daughters who wanted to study Karate. | tried a childrens class, separate from the adults, but very quickly integrated the two, so families could train together. In the Ontario Wado System I believe Port Perry is the only club which has done this successfully. Most clubs keep the children separate." Rob is quick to point out that children do need special attention in their training to properly unders- tand the true meaning of Karate, the adults learn patience and understanding while the children have role models to observe and question about aspects of their training. "We have a very social group here," says Rob. "We have annual and periodical events, parties, awards nights, training canips, etc. OPENING for the SEASON __. Saturday, April 4th i NF SUMMERLEA & GOLF COURSE: x} Shirley Rd., R.R. 2 Port Perry PHONE 985-2760 First 3 Players - Free Admission MOTORCYCLE SERVICE ASSELSTINE'S yamMmaHA Everyone is very supportive at the various tournaments the club at- tends."" Wado Kai owes its populan- ty to its traditional style of non- agressive, non-contact teaching and it's totally selt-defensive nature. As Mr. Miagi in the "Kasate Kid" points out, "You learn Karate, so you don't have to fight ™ Two local Wado Kai Tournaments * are coming up shortly. The first will - be held at the YWCA in Oshawa and is a Junior Tournament for 17 years "and under. The next will be the an- nual Durham College Invitational Tournament hdsted by the Oshawa Wado Kai in mid-April. These events welcome spectators to see what a non-contact sport Karate is. Port Perry recently attended a Ryerson Tournament in North York on February 15, 1987. The event was well attended by Port Perry and Oshawa Clubs, competing with the Toronto area clubs. ' Port Perry brought home eight. medals won by: Michele VanHein- ingen - 1st place sparring in Onens Black Belt, Ryan Ruskay - Brown Belt - 2nd Place in both Kata & spar- ring, Tony VanBoxtel - Green Belt - 1st place sparring. Toax VanBox- tel Jr. - Yellow Belt - Ist place spar- ring, Neil Ruskay - Yellow Belt - 2nd place Kata, Dave Catherwood - Orange Belt - 2nd place sparring. Darren Caudle - Yellow Belt - 2nd place Kata. Classes are held vear round on Sundays & Tuesdays at 7. p.m. at the Latcham Centre and spectators are welcome. Anyone may join at any time, although the club does have periodic beginners classes. For more information call Rob Dods at class time 985-7982 or amytime at 1-926-5370 and leave a message the game with a 6-2 score and lead the series by one game. Scoring for the Port Atoms was Jeff Andrews and Sean McEnaney. Assists were given to Duane Empr- ingham, Adam Johnston and Mike Sluggett. i Note: Congratulations to Andrew Pereman who played a very strong " game between. the pipes. On Sunday March 29 the Malmont Farm Atoms hosted Penetang for the second game of the series. The Port Perry squad completely dominated the game as they explod- ed for a pile of goals with the final score showing a 10-3 victory. In the first period the Malmont Atoms opened up with 5 unanswered goals to grab the lead. Sean McEnaney scored the first 3 goals to earn the hat trick with Gavin Cochrane and David Pashley scor- ing one each. Assists were given to Jeff Card, Mike Sluggett, Peter King and Chad Garvock. In the second period Penetang started to come alive but it was short lived as again the Green 'Machine continued to keep the pressure on and ended the period with the score 8-2 in their favor. Scoring fcr the Port Atoms -- David Pashley, Sean McEnaney & Duane Empringham. Assists were givén to Chad Garvock and Sean McEnaney. In the third period again the Port Atoms controlled the play as they outscored Penetang 2 goals to one to end the game with a very strong 10-3 victory. : GREYSTONE EQUESTRIAN CENTRE The third game of this series is slated for Friday, April 3 at 8:00 - p.m. in Penetang and the fourth game if necessary is in Port Perry on April 4.at 7:00 p.m. Come out and support our No. 1 Atoms as they try to clinch the All Ontario Crown in Penetang on Fri- day April 3at 8:00 p.m. It's only an hour & half drive On Monday March 23 the Mal- mont Farm Atoms travelled to Bradford to play the fourth game of this series. By showing good hustle & determination the Port Atoms skated to a strong 6-3 victory which locked up the series and advanced them to the All Ontario Finals. In the first period Bradford look- ed strong as they grabbed the lead and ended 'the period 2-1 in their favor. Scoring for the Green Machine was Adam Johnston on a picture play assisted by Sean McEnaney and Gavin Cochrane. . "In the second period the Port Atoms came out flying as they scored 3 unanswered goals to take a 4-2 lead. Scoring was Jeff Card, - Duane Empringham and Gavin Cochrane all unassisted. In thé third period the Bradford team appeared tired, as the Port squad outscored them 2 goals to one to end the game on top with a 6-3 score and also wrapped up the series 3 games to one. R.R. 2, SHIRLEY ROAD -- PORT PERRY KING'S PLATE LOUNGE {Closed Mondays & Tuesdays) WED. thru SAT. - Daily Luncheon Specials -- 6 PM Dinner Menu For your enjoyment and relaxation after dining . . 6 "DANCE EVERY SAT. EVENING to our D.J. Join us for a delicious meal PLUS ... Fun and Prizes! SUNDAYS: Super Buffet 12 Noon to 8 PM. 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