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Oshawa Pair Takes Home Morris Funeral Home Title What a beautiful day it was on Sunday, May 24, for the first tournament in 1998. This was in the form of Ladies' Pairs under the sponsorship of Morris Funeral Chapel Ltd., to whom we tender an appreciative vote of thanks for joining our list of sponsors. Their trophy is the new style - a black multi-sided base sporting a distinctive glass eagle which received many complimentary remarks. Teams were present from Oshawa, Peterborough, Whitby and five Bowmanvillc pairs. They played three, twelve-end games which were enjoyed by all participants. As you will read, we had no prize winners, but wait until next tournament - results will be different (so I hear). Winners of Trophy were Arlicne Marshal and Dot Bennett of Oshawa (score 48 plus 1) for three game supremacy; 2nd high three-game winners winners Connie Addington and Jean Saywell (score 42); two game high Ruth McMillan with Gcrri De Mille of Oshawa (score 43 plus 7); two game 2nd high Annie Mayall with June Hawke of Whitby (score 41); one game high Margaret Bissct with June Pearce of Oshawa (score 41). Thanks Bowmanvillc players for your participation participation and better luck next time. The club thanks Ross Hall, plus his helpers, for all their work on the greens and for the fresh paint job on anything that needed a fresh look. Next two tournaments arc Friday, June 19 (mixed pairs) and June 20 (men's pairs). We invite you to come and watch our bowlers in action. New Lawn Bowling Trophy Donated i Morris Funeral Chapel. Mosport Hosts Superbike Championship Race Total purse for the June Event will be $21,000 Supershow Racing will produce the Canada Life Casualty Insurance Mosport round of . the Toyota Canada Superbike Championship, June 5, 6 and 7 at Mosport Race Track, just north of Bowmanvillc. Mosport is considered to be one of North America's finest road courses for motorcycle motorcycle racing and enthusiasm is high for this event. This is the first time that the scries has presented presented two legs for the Superbike Feature Race and with a total purse of $21,000, is Canada's rich est motorcycle race payout. payout. In addition to the two Superbike Feature Races, there is a full line-up of Pro and Amateur classes scheduled, including Grand Prix. Race fans will have free access to the racer's pad- dock and all the pit crew action that takes place among the pro and amateur amateur racers, including all the top Canadian Race Teams as well as a number of U.S. riders anxious to test Mosport's famous road course. There will be a Motorcycle Manufacturers' midway with hospitality suites, test ride programs, racer autograph autograph sessions and vendors vendors selling anything and everything for the motorcycle motorcycle enthusiast, Club dis- l LAFARGE CANADA INC. Ready-Mixed Concrete Pontypool Plant 905-983-9161 SERVICING: Manvers, Clarington, Northumberland Committed to Total Quality Competitive Pricing! Saturday deliveries with ADVANCE NOTICE For Agricultural Community Ask About our "Agrifarge "" Mixes A LMOSPHRT V CANADA'S HOME OF MOTOR RACING Prince Philip Games The Clarington/Courticc Independent, Bowmanvillc, Saturday, May 30, 1998 Page 5 Bethany Hills School Hosts Successful Show Despite damp weather the Bethany Hills School Inter- School Horse Show was a great success. We were very pleased with the increased interest shown by many schools. Our thanks goes out to them. This was the second time for us to organize this type of show. Its aim is to promote riding competition between schools, to include all levels of riders and has as its emphasis emphasis their ability to ride. Each division includes a dressage test and an equitation over fences class. The percentage scores from both classes are then added together to find the overall winner. This year we had excellent support from our sponsors. This helped us have a more exciting show. Many thanks to all of you. The show was held at Windsong Stables just north of Orono. This facility has two sand rings which means the footing for the competitors is always excellent. Jim and Sheila Cairns are generous with their time and help make our show a success. Starter Division: Overall results: 1st Richard Gignac and Sonny, (Trinity College); 2nd Kate Wright and C is for Charlie (Lakcfield College); 3rd Amy Oliver and D'Artanyon (Thomas A. Stewart Secondary); 4th Keltic Morrison and Sonny (Trinity College); 5th Jill Waddell and Justin (Trinity College); 6th Aaron Blakeley and Lucky (King George Elementary). Intermediate Division: Overall results: 1st Katie Jones and Delacroix (Lakcfield); 2nd Luc Stephenson and PJ (Trinity College); 3rd Jacqui Symons and Leroy (The Bethany Hills School); 4th Valerie Todd and Daddy's Paycheck (Crcstwood Secondary); 5th Heidi Stollmeycr and Justin (Trinity College); 6th Gosia Zobcl-Brown and Stingray (Thomas A. Stewart Secondary). Open Division: Overall results: 1st Emily Hall and Aero (The Bethany Hills School); 2nd Charlotte Cole and Dusty (Trinity College); 3rd Martina Masongsong and Cadre Noir (Brother Andre Separate); 4th Adrienne Benson and Reeva (The Bethany Hills School). Champion School Team: First Place: The Bethany Hills School, Adriene Benson, Jacqui Symons and Emily Hall. Second Place: Trinity College, Charlotte Cole, Heidi Stollmeycr, Luc Stephenson. Third Place: Lakcfield College, Katie Jones, Jen Harrigan, Beth Earon. Fourth Place: Trinity College, Evi Moss, Jill Waddell, Richard Gignac Fifth Place: Thomas A. Stewart Secondary, Gosia Zobel-Brown, Amy Oliver, Kelly James Sears plays, wheelie stunt rider shows and lunch time parade laps assure this weekend to be a highlight of the summer for motorcyclists. motorcyclists. Team Suzuki Advanced Riding School of California will be operating operating on Friday for street riders who wish to improve their track skills. Free camping is available. Friday, June 5, will sec practice sessions for all classes with free admission admission to the public. Saturday, June 6, is a practice practice and qualifying day. by Telma R. Grant r.p.t. Scars & Back Pain QUESTION: Telma, my back felt better right after you worked the scar on my tummy. But I don't understand why. Can you explain? We have no trouble understanding how a scar can restrict mobility locally. For example a scar on the knee makes it harder to bend the knee. But how can a scar in one area of the body, like the tummy, have an effect on an area far removed from it, like the back? A scar is the body's natural way of healing after a break in the skin. The layer of tissue between the skin and the muscles is called the myofascia. Like, the skin, the myofascia Is one continuous continuous sheet throughout throughout the body. So the muscles can be thought of as sitting in a body bag of two layers: the skin and the myofascia. The problem problem with a scar is that when it is tight, it binds the skin to the underlying underlying myofascia, a process process called adherence. So, if the "body bag" Is pulled tight In the ront because of a scar, it can restrict mobility in the back. Over time, it can affect the person's entire posture by pulling the head and neck forward and down, and pulling the back tight. In my practice, I have seen many patients improve in their neck and back mobility just from working their scars. Abdominal scars seem to cause the most problem. problem. Even a little scar on the abdomen, like one through the belly button, or an appendix scar, often results in decreased mobility for the back. So, it is my common procedure to ask each patient if they have any scars. I have seen stiff shoulders, shoulders, necks, backs and headaches improve dramatically just from working the affected scars. Once the scar is worked to gain mobility, mobility, it is important to follow follow through with whole body stretches and strengthening to maintain maintain the mobility. Grant Physiotherapy is located at: 214 King St. E„ Bowmanville (905) 623-2783 PUTTING PEOPLE IN MOTION : «JH Results from the second second Eastern Division meet of the season, held at Battcrwood Farm on May 24, are shown below. „.P.oints,,arc,shp.wn;rirst;for this meet, second for the season to date. A-Level/Masters 1. Mixed Durham/Victoria team (30/62); 2. Mixed Napanec/Prince Edward Country/Durham team (Masters) (24/48); 3. Mixed Baltimore Hills/Napance team (18/36). B-Level 1. Victoria (22/46); 2. Prince Edward Country (15/30). C-Level 1. Mixed Baltimore Hills/Prince Edward County team (16/28); 2. Victoria ( 13/30). Note that, with only one Masters team in the Eastern Division this year, it competes against the A- Lcvcl teams. Points accumulate through the season, with the Eastern and Western Divisions meeting at the Regional Championships on August 3 and Regional A and B champions going on to play for the Eastern Canadian Championship at the Ontario's Pony Club Tournament of Champions. The two top Eastern A teams advance to the National Championship, which will also be held at the Tournament of Champions this year. The Masters level Canadian Championship is being hosted by Alberta Region this year. Individual A-Levcl rid- CMHA Calendar Winners for April The following arc the calendar winners in the Clarington Minor Hockey Association draw for the month of April. Donny and Jennifer Burgess $80, Dan Rule $40, Gerry Oke $40, John Ilowlcy $100, Lori Blackburn $40, John Nichols $40, Sharon Smith $40, Linda Clark $40, Kelly and Brenda Lamey $100, Grahamc Clapp 40, Rick Little $40, Marian de Grant' $40, Doug Gould $40, Janine Millette $500, Avis Forma $100, Murray Flett $40, Ron Jukie $40, Colleen Daly $40, Ted Zurrcr $40, Dianne Taylor $40, Joseph Mallette $100, Darla Van Hcuvclen $40, Brad Wilkcn $40, Marilyn White $40, Sandra Osborne $40. ers are given the chance to try out for the 1999 Canadian team, which will compete against teams from other countries for the | title of World Champions. The next Eastern Division meet is scheduled for July 12 at Battcrwood Farm. THINK iPRING SAVE UP TO $ 300°° Towards Deductible on Insurance "] Windshield Claims Plus... | FREE GAS BARBECUE ! j ONE j^SomeRestrictionsAppI^ ^ ^ M Expires June 6lh,1998. AutoGlo// HTjTJ ■658-3904 , 12Temperance St., Bowmanville 623-8451 <tlp! 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