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The Clarington/Courtice Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, October 3, 1998 Pace 5 CMC Custom Machining Toros Beat Out in Semis The CNC Custom Machining Major Pee Wee AA team entered its first tournament in Peterborough and were beat out in the semi-finals. They plyed four games, tieing Belleville 1-1, then beating Peterborough 4-2 and the same day beating Whitby 6-0. The 3-1 loss to Rideau put them out of the running. Tne Rideau team scored three goals in the first two minutes before the Clarington team realized they needed to shake the cobwebs. During the tournament they had only six goals scored against them in the four games, and once again the netminding is strong with the return of both Vandebelt and Sloane. Scoring for the Toros came from Baker, Greg Tamblyn, Ncmisz, Evans, Kalijundic and Beech. Assisting on the goals were Beers, Baker, Greg Tamblyn, Matt Tamblyn, Nemisz, Evans, Kalijundic, Beech, Brown, Daly and Horvath. The coaching staff were not disappointed with the effort from the new additions such as hard hitting defenceman Hughes. The relentless Brent Stadler always comes to play, and Zach Pither put in a good performance, along with the speedy Stephen Nelles. Hobb Bakker Bergin Hill Minor Peewees Open Season ■: With a strong team effort, the Hobb Bakker Bergin Hill Minor Pccwcc "A" Toros team opened its 1998-99 season with a home ice victory, defeating defeating Ajax by a score of 8 to 3. Scoring for the home- $idc were Matt Savoie with two, Jeff Perron, Devon Potter, Cory Bruinsma, Adam Hobb, Àlex Andringa and John DeMille. Providing the Helpers were Kevin Connelly, Eric Button, John DeMille, Derrick ❖ Cancer Insurance ❖ Heart Attack Insurance ❖ ❖ Stroke Insurance ❖ REGAL CAPITAL PLANNERS LTD. Call 623-1936 Tyrone Athletic Members Awards Day: Oct. 4/98 at Tyrone Community Centre Soccer Awards at 1:00 p.m. Baseball Awards at 2:30 p.m. NOTE: Uniforms are to be returned Oct. 4/98 Annual General Meeting Oct. 5/98 at 7:00 p.m. NOTE: To ensure your children play sports next year, volunteers are needed. Family Skating Begins Oct. 8/98 at 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Darlington Arena Family and Nightly Passes available at the door 0J Pjl by Telma R. Grant r.p.t. Your Back Pain is the Pits QUESTION: Telma, I have low back pain. When you treated my armpit, my back felt much better. How is this possible? The latissimus dorsi, i lats (or short, is both a back and shoulder muscle. This muscle is a common under- ; lying mechanical cause of low back pain. A trigger or tender point , is a taut palpable band or 1 knot in a muscle. The trig- ' ger point for the lat muscle . is In the side of the trunk ; about 2 hand, spans south , of the armpit. When this 1 muscle Is knotted the pain 1 Is felt in the low back. What happens Is the knot In the lats side tilts the trunk towards the tight side. For example If you have a knot In your right lat muscle your trunk will side bend to the right. This will make your right shoulder appeanower than your left. On testing, side bending to the left or opposite side, Is restricted. Either side bend will bring on your low back pain, Patients often report that lifting and working with their arms overhead or In front of them Is the most painful for their back, Tills Is because the lat starts In the low back, runs up Iho lower *4 part of the shoulder blade, comes around the armpit and ends at the upper arm. Because the knot or trigger point is in the armpit, on the side of the trunk, it Is often missed. Mechanically speaking the lats rule over the small back muscles. The back muscles can not release until the lat is treated. As the body compensates, compensates, related triggers also form In the shoulder, chest, outer elbow and hand. Treatment must target both the site of your back pain plus the mechanical reason for your pain. Inactivating the lat trigger point and the related triggers triggers Is the key. We use the Electro Acuscope Pain and Stress Management Systems, Once the knot in the lat Is released, specific exercises must be done to prevent the problem from coming back. If your back pain Is the pits call your physiotherapist physiotherapist today. If you have any questions questions for Telma, or would like to receive our newsletter newsletter please call Grant Physiotherapy 214 King Street, Bowmanville at (905) 623-2783 PUTTING PEOPLE IN MOTION 0JIL Race Car Driver Gets Podium Finish Crossey, Cory Bruinsma, Tyler Castellan, Kyle Myschowoda, Trevor Richtler, Jeff Perron, Matt Savoie and Devon Potter. Back stopping the effort was the goalie tandem of Kevin Kirkwood and Gordon Tapp. Strong defensive work was provided provided by Stephen Mills. The coaching staff includes head coach Ralph Cryderman, Rick Savoie, Gary O'Connell, and Jim Potter. The manager of the team is Barb Potter. With champagne dripping from her curly red hair, Terry MacDonald-Cadicux did the hat dance on the podium for her sponsors, GM Goodwrcnch Service Plus and Pontiac, as her team finished finished third in the three and a half hour race for the Motorola Cup this past weekend. weekend. Mt. Tremblant has always been a good race track for MacDonald-Cadieux. The last three times she has raced there she finished on the podium. podium. This is a history making track for her. She was the first female to get to the podium and become the highest ranking ranking female in the ASN CANADA FIA books from her finishes at Tremblant. 'The funny thing is, I really really don't even like this track. You don't have time to breathe, look at gauges or talk to the crew chief. I have seen some pretty nasty accidents here and therefore totally respect this track. You just hold on and try to be as smooth as possible," added Terry. Co-driver Marty Miller qualified the GM Goodwrcnch Service Plus/Snap-on Tools Pontiac third on the grid. During the team meeting, Crew Chief, Ed O'Brien did the strategy based on two stops under green. Miller would start. MacDonald-Cadicux would run the second section, then the crew would put on new brakes and tires and Miller would sprint to the finish. Mt. Tremblant has not been resurfaced since 1963. The track is extremely abrasive abrasive and eats tires. If you arc not a smooth driver, you will slide the car because there is no traction. This is one thing TMC Racing has going for it. Both Marty and Terry are smooth drivers. Miller took the GM Goodwrcnch Service Plus Snap-on Tools Pontiac to second second and that is where the team stayed for most of the race. During the first stop under green they dropped back a few spots, but MacDonald-Cadieux was not long getting the Pontiac back to second place. The final stop was quick and perfect. With twenty minutes to go, John Hienricy took second, second, putting TMC racing in third, and that is where they would stay to collect the checkered flag. On the podium podium the champagne was flying in Terry's direction as she missed the opportunity to grab a bottle. Due to the disqualification of the first place finisher, Powell Motorsports during the last Watkins Glen Race, TMC Racing moved to a third place finish there also. Last race of the Motorola Cup series is in Homestead FL, October 16-18. Under-17 Rep Soccer Team Breaks Up The 1998 U-17 C.S.L. Premier Rep. Soccer team has a record dating back several years. We have gone through many players players and a handful of coaches coaches in six years. The players, players, having entered their late teens, have made a decision to call an end to the team. The '98 coaching coaching staff would like to thank this year's sponsors: Dr. K.A. McPherson Optical, 45 Liberty St., Bowmanville; MULTI Comm Business Solutions; D.S.T. Canada Systems; and Commcrex Systems. This team has been blessed with players with great heart, spirit and ability ability to learn several ways to LUMBER ROSSLAND LU o o 2 □ z o C/) >■ c/5 ADELAIDE cc HWY. 401 • 328 Ritson Rd. N., Oshawa FAIL PROJECT SAVINGS!!! T 0% OFF WATCO Oil Stains 1 5% OFF Drawer Slides Until Oct. 10/98 725-4744 j£bus^calj 72&283^ overcome and outplay any team to cross their path. It has been a pleasure coaching coaching over the years, watching watching you grow, realizing the great futures ahead. Move into your future with the confidence we have seen grow and develop. The group of kids used to play against each other in the local Darlington Youth Soccer Club (D.Y.S.C.) House League. The team challenged teams from across Canada and the United States in several tournaments. Thanks guys. Your coaches Joseph Chippetta and Cy Newell lMMMM WE CARRY ALLATV. IAWNM0WER & TRAILER TIRES ■■■■r ' m M Whitewall Size Sale Price P15S/80R13 $56.00 I P175/70R13 $63.00 I P175Z80R13 $61.00 P185/80R13 $64.00 PI85/75R14 $72.00 P195/75R14 $75.00 P205/75R14 $77.00 P205/75R15 $78.00 P215/70R15 $86.00 P215/75R15 $80.00 * INSTALLATIONS -BALANCING -VALVE STEMS -SCRAPTIRES -ALIGNMENT CHECK VAN HEHMEN TIE 317 HOPKINS ST. WHITBY 666-2121 Mon. -Thur». 8:00 - 5:30 Frl.8-6 Sat 8-2 JANES R. YANCH TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY DIANE E. 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