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i THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, JANUARY 19, 2000 PAGE 9 Tournament champs Clarington Minor Novice Toros edged The Halminen Homes Minor Novice Toros reached the semi-finals of the international Triple A tournament in Oakville before before being eliminated by the Toronto Aces. Peter Johnson scored both goals for the Toros in a 3-2 loss in the semi-final game to Toronto. Tyler Johansen Johansen had a pair of assists, assists, while Mitchell Bell had one. In the first game of the tournament against Hal ton Hills, Dylan McMahon and Johnson had a pair of goals, with one to Johansen in a 5-4 win. A 2-2 tie was the end result of the second game against Flint, Michigan Michigan as Dylan McMahon scored both Toro goals. The final game of the round robin was against the undefeated team from Brampton. For the second straight game, the final score ended in a 2-2 tic. Sammy Jackson and Kyle Barr were the goal scorers for the Toros, with Trevor Muncc and Mark Smith picking up assists. The undefeated record advanced the Toros to the semi-finals. Tie for Minor Atoms Preston the Mover Minor Atom Toros faced the unbeaten Uxbridge Stars. Trailing l-0, Luigi Martone split the defence and fired a goal for the Toros to tie the game. Ryan Voscek made a number of exceptional saves for to end the game in a l-l tie. The Bowmanville Rotary Club Peewees won the Oshawa Checkers 24-team tournament recently, recently, winning all six games. The team defeated Glen Stuart 3-2, Barrie 2-1, Albert Street 3-1, North Oshawa 5-2, Lake Vista Red 3-2 and King Ritson Dental 3-2 in double overtime. Team members include, front row, from left, Chris Heisey, Mike McFarlane, Paul Murczek, Adam Philippe, Andrew Kallo, Colby Kerrigan, Cluintelle Roussy; back row, Steve Grigg (asst, coach), Bryan Grigg, Dan Johnson, Ben Kroonenberg, Matt Hobbs, Perry Ferguson, Stuart Paterson, Gil Roussy (coach). 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We all may not have a life threatening fall in our 'closets' but we all are under the continual action ol gravity, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We can't escape it. The law ol gravity is absolutely necessary for life to continue as we know it on the earth, but it has devastating effects it we try to break the natural law ol gravity. What about il you haven't fallen 6 leet from a tower? Why worry about something that is so obviously unchangeable? Well, just like the slow action ol a mountain creek on the rock it flows over can cause destruclion to the mountain over lime, so will the continual action ol gravity on your body. Research has shown that when the posture ol the spine is out ol alignment, gravity will accelerate the wear and tear on the bones ol your spine (called vertebrae) Irom 300 to 900 percent, depending on your age. That means that lor every year you are on the planet your spine ages 3-9 year. Those same researchers say that often you start this process in childhood. Is it any wonder that arthritis (wear and tear) is epidemic in our society and that many people have no hope ol recovery? Early detection is the key to prevention. Waiting tor pain is the worst approach. Gravity is such a continual slrain to your body that your body will adapt, over lime, not giving you warning signals that this devastating arthritic process Is happening • olten until it's loo late. Only by identifying postural problems and correcting them will you light oil the forces acting against your body. Chiropractors know that posture Is the window to your spins and nervous system. Without an optimal functioning spine, your nervous system will not function oplimally, When your spine Is out ol alignment (subluxated), not only is your spirto al risk, so are Iho areas that the nerves supply • whether that's your heart or your digeslivo tract. Detection starts through a very carelul chiropractic chock-up. The chiropractor will perforin a very specialized lest to lind Iho beginning ol those postural problems, known as vertebral subluxations. II subluxation Is found, then correction Is essential and your chiropractor can tell you il correction Is possible through advanced techniques and exercises. Wo are all allergic to gravity. Tim way to bent Iho law ol gravity is to bo proactive and gol checked by a subluxnlion specialist, a chiropractor, before gravity gels Iho host ol you and your family. Schedule a chiropractic chock- up today! Special oiler: Call In by next Friday and receive a lull chiropractic evaluation lor only S20 (normally valued at $120). This oiler Is limited to Iho lirsl 5 respondents, so call today to schedule your check-up, 005-623-5509. New email address Œln x (iCnimbinit ^tntctfinnn statesmn@durham.net >- 5 - 1- >- )- >- >- >- JI- CRAZY DAY Extra Special Savings Instock Wallpaper Clearance on Now! Discontinued Paint Sale Clearance from $5 Litre $10 Gallon •Selected Discontinued Cushions and Window Toppers INTRODUCTORY OFFER EXTENDED DURING CRAZY DAYS Free Installation of Vinylbilt Shutters Call Janine for free Shop-At-Home Service For Blinds and Carpet. T.ikc advantage of her 19 years of Decorating Experience A 'COLOR YOUR WORLD' GIFT CERTIFICATE Makes a great gift! SMILES are FREE! Open Monday to Thursday 9 to 6 Friday 9 to 9; Saturday 9 to 6 253 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-9750 Midas for brakes. And breaks LIFETIME BRAKES AFTER $10 MAIL-IN REBATE Offer ends Feb. 27th/00 FEATURING PADS AND SHOES GUARANTEED FOR AS LONG AS YOU OWN YOUR CAR. • Perform 45-point brake • Inspect hydraulic system inspection «Top-up brake fluid • Install pads or shoes with . perform road test the Midas Lifetime guarantee Additional repairs may be necessary al substantial extra cost. Price includes; Midas Plus'" or Midas Pro" 1 brake slices or pads. WINTER MAINTENANCE Oiler ends Feb. 27lh/00 HERE'S WHAT WE DO: •Lube, Oil and Filler change • Check antifreeze level and strength •Top up brake, transmission and power steering fluid •Rotate tires and sot lire pressure Check all lights, hoses and belts Battery test (at participating shops) FREE written brake inspection FREE jug of windshield washer fluid (MUM Cnr Coro Hit' way it should bo, See participating Midas shops lor oiler derails. 'DAS' 227 Simcoe St. S. 576-8111 460 Taunton Rd. E. 404-8231 1220 Dundas St, E. 668-1065 WWW,Hildas,CO tOUUOl) Mill,is Inlernntioniil Corporation DARLINGTON SOCCER CLUB 2000 OUTDOOR SEASON COMPETITIVE PROGRAM TRYOUTS The Darlington Soccer Club is seeking above average players from the Clarington area for our rep program. DIVISION LEAGUE BIRTHYEAR COACH PHONE Under 10 Premier Central Soccer League 1990 Stuart Robertson 623-0893 Under 12 Premier Central Soccer League 1988 Vince Bonazza 623-0692 Under 13 Premier Central Soccer League 1987 Dave Boyce 623-5454 Under 14 A Central Soccer League 1986 Jim Potter 623-6692 Under 15 A Central Soccer League 1985 Joe Chiappetta 434-5979 Under 15 Premier Central Soccer League 1985 Luigi Circelli 571-3167 Under 16 A Central Soccer League 1984 Dave Staley 432-7911 Under 17 A Central Soccer League 1983 Dan Quinlan 432-3975 Under 10 Cen. Girls Soccer League 1990/91 Russ Kroon 623-6928 Under 12 Cen. Girls Soccer League 1988/89 Roy Moore 623-6763 * Under 16 Regional Cen. Girls Soccer League 1984/85 lain Alexander 623-1430 'These teams have started workouts in the gym. The other teams will be starting gym workouts in February. Please contact the coach for dates, times and locations. COACHES NEEDED FOR THE FOLLOWING TEAMS: BOYS UNDER 9 CENTRAL SOCCER LEAGUE 1991 UNDER 11 CENTRAL SOCCER LEAGUE 1989 GIRLS UNDER 14 CEN. GIRLS SOCCER LEAGUE 1986/87 I F YOU ARE INTERESTED OR FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL: IAN ALEXANDER VINCE BONAZZA 623-1430 623-0692 GIRLS REP COORDINATOR BOYS REP COORDINATOR Looking for something fun to do on Friday night? Come on out and enjoy an awesome night of dancing with your friends! Please note the change in date for the dance at the Rickard Recreation Complex. Previous date was Thursday January 20, 2000. Location: Rickard Recreation Complex Date: *Friday, January 21, 2000 Time: 6:30 - 8:30 pm Ages: 10 -12 yrs. Tickets: $5.00/person Courtice Community Complex Friday, January 28, 2000 7:00 - 9:00 pm 10 -12 yrs. $5.00/pcrson * New date Advanced Tickets will become available lor purchase on the Monday preceding the dance night. Only unsold tickets will be available at the door. Tickets for the Rickard complex will be available 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. and alter hours at the Fitness Centre. Please note, parents dropping their children off at the facility are encouraged to remain on site, until their child has secured a ticket or is admitted to the facility. Supervision is provided by qualified program staff. larïnqton MUNICIPALITY OF ONTARIO Hamburger WEDNESDAYS Cheeseburger SUNDAYS McDonald's Family Restaurants OSHAWA • 501 Ritson Rd. S. • Oshawa Centre • 1349 Simcoe St. N. • 130 King St. E. BOWMANVILLE • 2387 Highway #2 Well be seeing a lot of each other.' 01'OOOMcUonnld't) Hootmi\mta of Coniuln Limited. At pmt.cpntlng McDonnW'o nostauumta. l : oi the oxcluolvu utiu of McDonalU'ti fletilaumnta ol Canada and tin fmnchlooeu,