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The Canadian Statesman, Bowinanville, Wednesday, January 24, 1996 9 Vintage Snowmobiles Brought Back to Life talk by Chris Rourke If you like vintage snowmobiles, snowmobiles, then the place to be last Saturday was Noone's Restaurant, Restaurant, just north of Orono. The Antique and Classic Snowmobile Club of Canada (ACSCC) played host to the first annual Vintage Snowmobile Snowmobile Day in Orono. There have been other shows like these in other parts of Ontario and Canada. The show attracted 40 ACSCC members to come and put the vintage snowmobiles snowmobiles on display for everybody everybody to sec and admire. The Vintage Snowmobile Day had scheduled to have events such as snowmobile displays, vintage snowmobile rides on a groomed, private trail, and snowmobile movies on a big screen TV. But the Last Saturday, the Antique and Classic Snowmobile snowmobile rides were can- Club of Canada hosted the first annual Vintage Snowmo- celled due to a lack of snow bile Day at Noone's Restaurant, north of Orono. Pictured from the recent warm wcath- arc Mike Walton, club director, (left), and Doug Mcll- cr spell. The weather was wain, vice president. They are looking at a 1970 Snow something that disappointed Cruiser owned by Glenn Keene of Belleville, People ACSCC's vice-president, came from as far away as Milton and Belleville to attend Doug Mcllwain. the show. "Generally, we get good turnouts at these shows, but the crowd won't be as good because there are no trail machines machines out due to the lack of snow." The ACSCC originated in Wintcrmere, Ontario, near Huntsville, in 1982. The or- CMX Takes 'B' Title C.M.X. won the Warsaw "B" Championship with three gruelling, exciting overtime games. They continued from there with a 3-1 win over Orono. And last Saturday, they won again to stay on top of the standings with a 5-2 win over Non Contact. C.M.X. fell behind behind 2-0- early in the game on goals by Curtis Snoddon, assisted assisted by Dale Hubbs and Chris Bhnhtcau. Then, John O'Connell scored unassisted. Then C.M.X. woke up with Brad Perry scoring from Chris Cull and Chris Staples. Brandon Brandon Williams tied the game on a rebound from James Clcav- lcy. From then on it was all C.M.X. In the third, Kevin Le- pinc scored from Corey Bums. James Clcavlcy from Chris Brcstansky and Brandon Williams Williams made it 4-2. Then Corey Bums ended the scoring unassisted. unassisted. ■ Great job boys, and keep up the good work. Statesman Toros Enter Clarington Orioles Baseball Outs Try- Pee Wees - Born in 1983 or 1984 Courtice Secondary School, 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. on February 5th Mosquito - Born in 1985 or 1986 Courtice Secondary School 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. on February 29th ©j.p. Ofi by Telma R. Grant r.p.t. Car Accidents and Physiotherapy Question: Telma, I've Just been in a car accident. My neck and back hurt and I'm getting headaches. When can I start physiotherapy? Study alter study has shown that the single most important predictor predictor of successful recovery from Injuries alter a car accident Is how soon Ilia patient started physiotherapy. But some patients are reluctant to start physiotherapy too soon because they tear that they will hurt more. The symptoms you describe are very common and because It hurts to move the tendency Is to stop all activity. Somolimos pallonts think that all they nood Is a tow days In bod and they will be better. It you stay In bod (or just one day, you can loso as much as 3% of your musclo strength. In no time you become docondillonod - weaker, loss flexible end more prone to further further Injury. This vicious cycle will only load to more pain. The truth Is, the sooner you come In lor treatment, the sooner you will tool bettor. Physiotherapy has come a long way. Your physiotherapist physiotherapist today, has vary olloclivo pain control modalities. At Grant Physiotherapy, wo use the Electro Acuscopo which quickly reduces musclo spasm and pain. Anolhor misconception Is that physiotherapy Is just a sortes ol exorcises, Exorcise Is nn Important component component to car nccldont rehabilitation. rehabilitation. Studios have shown that early active rehabilitation brooks Iho pain cyclo. Your physiotherapist will thoroughly thoroughly evaluate your Injuries and establish a treatment plan Hint Is most suited to you. Exercise is introduced only gradually with the emphasis that it be pain tree. The priority of the treatment plan is to restore (unction end decrease pain (pain managoment). An equally Important component component ol the treatment plan Is corrective corrective physiotherapy on the joints and the soil tissues - muscles, ligaments, ligaments, dura mater and facia. For example, if your neck hurts, It's likely because the neck muscles have been strained. Because muscles muscles are the pulley system tor the Joints, the strained muscles pull on the joints and lixato them. The result is pain. Your physiotherapist has the skills to address both the joints and soit tissues Involved. Another component Is education. education. Patients need to learn techniques techniques that enable them to perform daily activities In ns pain (roe a manner as possible. The lirst thing you should do alter alter a car nccldont Is soo your family doctor. Onco modlcally stable, tiro sooner you start physiotherapy, the sooner you will tool bottor. Idonlly, I would liko to soo the patient within a week ol the car accident. Car accident victims nro fully covorod (or physlothornpy treatment treatment through No Fault car Insurnnco. A romlndor: Any ono can claim to provldo "physiotherapy". Insurnnco companies, howovor, will only pay tor physlothornpy It It Is provided by a Roglstorod Physiotherapist (R.P.T.). Bo sure your therapist Is a Registered Physiotherapist, For reprints ol this article, contact: Grant Physiotherapy 214 King St. East Bowinanville, Ontario (005) 523-2703 c • ALL INSURANCE ACCEPTED • Auto Accidents, Veterans Affairs, WCB GRANT PHYSIOTHERAPY PUTTING PEOPLE IN MOTION 214 King SI, K., Itawimmville (905) 623-2783 ©j, P . Ifr n Newmarket On Friday, January 12, the Canadian Statesman Toros entered entered the Silver Stick tournament tournament in Newmarket. They played Aurora Tigers in the first game and won 2-1 in.a,hard, fought.battle. Later:., that' afternoon', they played a ' strong Stratford team and also came out on top 3-1 for their second win. Then, the same day, they had to play their third game ' which was a league game and came out on top 7-2 over Pickering for their third win. On Saturday, January 13, their fortunes seemed to change. With a short bench, they played Copper Cliff, and played one of the strongest defensive defensive games of the year, winning winning 3-0. Later that day they played West Mall Lighting in the semi-final and lost 5-3. Overall the boys had some good games. Three in a Row For A&R Tykes On Saturday, January 13, the A&R Flooring Major Tykes played against one of the top teams in their league and came out on top 2-1. The boys and girls have strung together three wins in a row. The coaching staff have really seemed to find what has worked with the kids. They really arc getting to know their positioning on the ice and really arc getting confidence confidence in themselves. ganization is growing every year. "There arc between 180- 200 members in the ACSCC," Mcllwain said. "The club is not only national national in Canada, but it's international international as well, with our members members from the U.S." Organizers are planning to return again next year. The Vintage Day at Noonc's Restaurant was the idea of ACSCC director, Mike Walton. "We had a show up in Bob- caygcon and I came up with the idea of having a show right here. It's the perfect place," Walton said. "This is the first time for this area, and hopefully not the last. Mcllwain and Walton arc both excited and dedicated at bringing this show to Noonc's Restaurant every year for years to come. Each member that brought his or her snowmobile to the show received dash plaques lor their machine. At the end of the show, trophies trophies were handed out in four categories: antique, classic, racer, and restored. Each winner winner received a trophy to lake home. Vice-president Mcllwain said the cost of a membership is very reasonable, considering considering all the benefits the members members receive. "Anyone can gel a membership membership at one of our shows, and sometimes snowmobile magazines advertise for us. But generally at tills show and the one in Markham in the fall is where to get a membership." The membership is only S15 per year, and with it you get a club decal and crest, as well as four newsletters per year. Members also receive a list of all club members and their machines." Mcllwain and Walton were pleased with the turnout, considering considering the weather. But they hope next year there is a lot of snow, so the trails can be used. FUNDRAISER -- The Orono Arena will be hosting a fundraising hockey game on Sunday, January 28, as the community continues its efforts to purchase a new ice rcsurfaccr. The game will feature the North York Acros against an area all-star team. The Acros' roster includes a number of players who arc members of Canada's National women's team. The game will start at 2:00 p.m. FITNESS INSTRUCTOR -- The Oshawa YWCA invites fitness leaders to apply for the Fitness Leadership Certification Program which commences on February 15 and ends June 13. Hours arc from 6:45 to 10:00 p.m. The program has been offered since 1983, and in that time, over 300 Fitness Instructors in Durham Region have been certified. Registration is limited to those individuals who arc 18 years of age or older, and arc currently leading fitness classes or have a desire to lead fitness classes in the future. If you have any questions or would like to register, call 723-9922. ••••■••••■ee JR. 'A' HOCKEY -- In view of this Sunday's Super Bowl game, the Bowinanville Eagles have switched their regular evening game to a matinee affair. Bowmanvillc will face llie division-leading Kingston Voyageurs this Sunday afternoon at 3:30 p.m. Following Sunday's game, only four home dates remain on the schedule before playoffs. SKI FOR HEART -- The Heart and Stroke Foundation, along with the Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority, arc hosting the 1st Annual Ski for Heart event on Saturday, February 10 from 11:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Long Sault Conservation Area. Skiers arc asked to collect pledges, and arc awarded prizes according to the amount of money raised. Prizes, donated by sponsors, will be awarded to the individual who raises the most money. There will be a daylight ski from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and a candlelight ski from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. For more information, contact Brian at 571-1582., Goodyear Eagles 8 e by Chris Rourke The Bowmanvillc Goodyear Eagles changed coaches, but that didn't prevent them from taking care of business. The Eagles easily took care of business by beating their arch-rival, the Ajax Axemen, 7-3, in a Provincial Jr. A League game at the Recreation Recreation Complex on Sunday night. Bowmanvillc replaced fired head coach Mark Watson with Kevin McClelland and Jim Jackson, and the players performed well for their new coaches. . McClelland was very happy with how the team battled back from an early deficit to defeat the Axemen. "I think they played well," said the new coach. "All dial has ! to be said -'is they were down 2-0 and they showed character and came back and won." The Eagles started very slowly, trailing 2-0 to the Axemen in the first two minutes minutes of the first period. Brothers Brothers Brant and Daryl Somerville Somerville put Ajax ahead, but it was all downhill from there. Bowmanvillc scored seven of die last eight goals to bury the Axemen. The Eagles were led by Dave Walt's three goals. Malt Armstrong, Scott Imrie, John Paul Luciuk and Ian Frantz scored the other four goals for Bowmanvillc. Jeff Hutchins chipped in with four assists. Adrian Saul scored Ajax's third goal after Bowinanville had scored six straight. According to Eagles' Manager Manager Mike Laing, the leant avenged its "unacceptable" 4-4 tic witlt Ajax two weeks ago. After Ajax jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first two minutes minutes of the game, coach McClelland wasn't worried about the end result. "Games aren't a two- minute hockey game. They're a 60-minutc hockey game," he said. "The outcome was very nice." The victory over Ajax improved improved Bowmanvillc's record to 19-18-2, keeping them firmly in second place in die Ruddock Division, behind the Kingston Voyageurs. Contributing to Sunday's win was great goallcnding from rookie Joey Walters, who settled down after a shaky start. With only a couple of days to prepare before making his debut behind the bench, McClelland is still evaluating the talent on the team. But, on a first glance, lie is very impressed. "We've got some good hockey players," he said, singling singling out former Oshawa General defenceman Bob McQuat as one of the team's leaders. "The forwards have a lot of speed, and the power play was clicking well from what they learned from the coach previous to me," added McClelland. Bowmanvillc tallied three limes on the power play. THE SCOOP - Sunday's game featured a spirited bout between Bowmanvillc's Scott Imrie and Ajax's Todd En- soll. Both players removed their hclmcls, exchanging a number of loc-to-loc punch- cs...Following each of Imric's fights, the game DJ (Dave "Skinny" Bowman) fills the arena sound system with the song, "What A Man"...Last Thursday night in Orillia, the Eagles dropped a 6-1 decision decision to the Terriers. Malt Armstrong cuts in front of the Ajax net on Sunday night, as the Bowmanvillc Eagles posted an easy 7-3 victory over the Axemen in a Provincial Jr. A League game. Bowmanvillc will be hosting division leading Kingston this Sunday afternoon in a special special matinee affair. Game time is 3:30 p.m. by Ted Denny Cowan Pontiac-Buick IDLING THE ENGINE Idling the engine with the you. You can't see or smell air system control off could CO, so you wouldn't know allow dangerous exhaust into that it was in your vehicle, your vehicle. 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Skylight Wins Now that all the holidays arc over, the Skylight Donut Tykes arc back into hockey full swing. During the holidays the team travelled to Grafton to play in a tournament, and although although they didn't come home champs, they tried hard and had a good time. On January 6, they played their first season game of the new year against Newcastle Photo and started out with a win of 10-5. Goalie for the game was Aaron Kolodzicjc- zak who played a great game. Goal scorers for Skylight were Scott Dwinncll, Kurils Allen (2), Mackenzie Korb, Greg Nc- misz (2), and Brandon Castellan Castellan (4), Next, on January 13, Skylight Skylight played D.J. Soundmastcr and again came away victorious victorious beating them 8-1, The team jtlaycd a great game with lots of good passes, Goals for the game went to Brady Burns, Kurils Allen (2), Greg Ncmisz (2) and Brandon Castellan (3), Assists went to Dan Druse, Wade Pickcll, Danny Danny Arnott, Charles Doherty and Tyler Carefootc, Playing in net was Mackenzie Korb who put out a great effort. Skylight players would like to thank U.A. 463 Plumbers and Pipefitters for giving the team tickets to the Bowinanville Bowinanville Eagles game. Keep up the hard work team. 91 King St. W. Bowmanville Country Comfort Let's Deal 697-0621 A120 - 5 Only at $1499 with surround • NO MORE WOOD •NO MORE MESS OF ASHES • JUST TURN ON TO ENJOY CLEAN UP SALE - MUST GO - 2 ONLY 2 ton unit Comfort Air 10 Seer Slightly dented - $1400 installed 1 Keeprite Mid Efficiency 75,000 BTU Dented Side Panel - $1250 installed a i p WHAT IS CLARIIMGTON'S BEST KEPT SECRET? 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