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Members of Don War- rener's Martial- Arts Academy of Midland visited Toledo, Ohio on Thanksgiving weekend to compete in the annual In- tra Continental Goju Ryu Karate Tournament. Representatives from all over the U.S.A. as well as Canada took part. The Canadian representatives were from Midland, Sud- bury, Barrie, Port Credit, London and Windsor. Overall, the Canadian contingent brought home the most medals. Sensei Jerry Kasper, in - black belt competition with weapons, placed first along with a fourth in Kumite (fighting). Marlene Kasper placed Kasper first first in Women's Black Belt Kumite. In- the children's divi- sion, Jeremy Kasper finish- ed first in the Advanced Belt Kata for 10 years of age and under. David Mur- ray won third place in Ad- vanced Belt Kata in the 16 and under category. Stephen Murray won first place in under 8 Kata and Kumite. Karl Kaspar finish- ed third in both Kata and Kumite. Franziska Kasper placed fourth in Kata for eight years of age and under. This was the first com- petition for the students of the Martial Arts Academy and was considered a very successful one. Oldtimers flat The Penetang Oldtimers came up flat in the Wasaga Beach Olde Beach Boys 5th Annual Hockey Tourna- ment held at Wasaga Beach Oct, 15, 16, 17, and 18 1987. Penetang managed to score only two goals throughout the tourna- ment. Penetang was beaten 7-1 by Collingwood, 3-0 by Stayner and 7-1 by the Huronia A's. Penetang's markers were scored by Larry Banks and He scores! Penetanguishene Huronia Chrysler Kings celebrate after putting the puck behind John Gibson Midland Stoneleigh Centennial's middle frame-and carried it through to the third for the 7-5 victory. goaltender. Penetang came out in the first period like a whirlwind, quickly earning a 3-0 lead. Midland got things going in the G. Willicers Tavern dumped Memories Devils 8-2 Sunday morning in Penetanguishene Recrea- tional Hockey League play. Dave Robillard struck for a hat trick to lead G. Willicers. Jeff Leclair con- tributed a brace with singles going to Ken Lacroix, Shawn Lepage and Bill Mundy. Ron Lalonde and Glen Hancock replied for Memories. Therrien's Furniture edged Huronia Optical Outlaws 5-3. Terry King, Mike Dubeau. Larry and Mike are reported to be planning to hold a special instruction session during the Old Timers next prac- tice to demonstrate to their team mates how to put the puck in the net. (Good luck!). The Penetang Oldtimers are hosting a tournament at the Penetang Arena Oct. 23, 24 and 25, 1987. Everyone is welcome. There is no admission charge. Still winning Steve Bottineau, Ken Aker- man, Bill Arbour and Dave Lefaive supplied the scor- ing for Therrien's while Carl Cowan, Ken Edgar and Andy Robbins tallied for the Outlaws. Terry Spiker's two goal performance paced Hind- son Marine's 4-1 win over Commodore Hotel. Greg St. Amant and Larry Cowan rounded out the scoring for the victors. Steve Kennedy recorded the lone Commodore tally. VY In the crease tod but it was too late as Oro doubled the count _lead, but were outscored 4-2 in the second Midland goaltender tries to convince the Oro Please support the Campaign. Mail in your pledge " te before scoring four more times in-the final frame to Midland's one. on Midland 10-5. The game was played at Centennial Arena. Oro took a 4-0 first period 77's forward that he should not enter the crease. The forward eventually got the idea, otors (1987) Limited ALL NEW 1988 Chrysler New Yorker Ask for Pipists Black Cher, Ty, Del AMIFM Stereo, A Tilt Steering, Po ie Cloth In ir Onditioning, Cry; ; Cru | wer Windows and Lae Prices €xClude Freight On all 1987 M x Vehicles purchas 10 Vinden St., Midland Page 20, Tuesday, October 20,1987 Wayne Q Lease' Quesnelie 44q4ay r= mo. terior, V6 Engine Control, 4 : nd Air Tax based On 48 mo lease 526-0531 Onsultant U wy