PAGE 32, WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2. 1987 Campbell wins Ontario open judo competition Chris Campbell, 16, from Whitby's Kiichi-Sai Judo Club, won the age 13 - 16 open beit competition in an Ontario open tournament held at Durbam COUlg over the weekend. Ciampbell, a student at Henry Street High School, wil now represent Ontario in the Canadian event next year. He xii compete in the under 59-kg. division. 'There doesn't seem to be anytbing stopping him this year," said club instructor and coach Dan Gribben of one of bis prize pupils. Campbell had previou sly woni the Ontario closed tournament (Ontaro competitors only) and was second at the Canadian open to the U.S. champion. Campbell managed to win one of three matches against the eventual champion. "He's reacbed the ability where nothing is going to stop bim," says Gribben. The * Ontaro open tournanient also featured competitors from Quebec and the northern U.S. Atoms tire in tourney Whitby's major atom hockey team won three straight games before fatigue figured in their elimination from an atom AAA toumnament in Niagara Falls over the weekend. Wayne Primeau scored three goals while Gavin Tackney and Paul Brooks had singles in an opening game 5-3 victory over Welland, one of 32 teanis in the toumnament, aIl AAA teams except for Whitby and Pickering AA teams. Paul Dillon, Adanm Parks and Primeau had the goals in a 3-0 shutout over Bramalea. Stephen St. Amand got the shutout. Primeau scored three goals while Parks, Brooks and Andre Marois bad the others in a 6-1 decision over Buffalo. But St. Catharines prevailed 6-1 over Whitby in the fourth game, Primeau getting the lone Whi tby goal. "We just ran out of steam," said coach Mike Primeau of Whitby. "I don't think they (St. Catharines) were five goals better than us. They were just well-rested." Primeau also scored a goal and an added an assist in a 7-4 win by a Canadian team over an American team at the tournanient. OIS CAMPBELL was champion in the age 13 to 16 division at the Ontario open judo tournament at Durham College. Free Press photo Dyment is selected for team FROM PAGE 31 Oshawa's Civic Dome. This wil 'i Entertain You! Wé'd l le to introduce you to a great litie performer.. the SP2<KXI. It is a VI IF/UI IF TV and FMI antenna designed and buiît tusing space age technology and it %ii lap dane iwrd of television cnterîainrnent right imb vour home. The SP'2I(X) is a little dynamo. Il perforns comparably Io rn,'t conven- tn>nal antcnnas nany times ils size. Stand il (in your rouif, clamnp il bo your chimney. suspend il frorn a rafler in the attic or perch il atop S youir exLsting antenna tower . the'highier il sits, the Meter you'lI like it. 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Me lien FROM PAGE 30 Japan (4 x 100 medley relay); a member of 4 x 100 free relay team that placed fifth in the 1986 world aquatic championships in Spain; and a silver medal in the 1987 Pacific games in Australia (4 x 100 medley relay). She is world - ranked (top 50) in the 50 freestyle, 100 freestyle, 100 backstroke, 200 backstroke and 100 butterfly. "l always bad a goal of doing well, doing the best I can do." she says. MAJOR NOVICE- Nov, il Nash AIum ....2 Pickering.... 3 Gavin Prout Mark Burns Nov. 23 Nash Alum .i Oshawa ....... 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Dougherty Brion Cale John Mitchell Figure skaters advance Four mernoe-rs of the Whitby Figure Skating Club have advanced to the divisionals competition to be beld in Gatineau, Quebec from Dec. 10 to 13. The four move on after placing at the sectionals event on the weekend of Nov. 21. Chnis McLean and Betty Harbrook were rirst in novice dance. Scott O'Neill was second in senior men and Stephen Sears was first in novice men. Other finishes at the sectionals were: Rhonda Stacey, third in pre-novice ladies; Kim Lefebre, sixth in novice ladies; SEE PAGE 39 r- 1 1 4m mi m mmumi M m mu m§mou smmmi ~EVERY NI T at 7*U0$3500 MUST GO EVERY AFTERNOON at 12:10 -Friday & Saturday MIDNIGHT MADNESS at 11.O M $1500 & $500 MUST GO Jackpots MÇlean Surroundings/Air Changed every haif hour! 0 Dundas ai Garrard, Whitby, just E of Thickson, N side, rear entranice - ~ ~ : 3 0i«r7S'clstc h art Xl'r1ec