PAGE 20, WH1TBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, oOIOER 12, 1988 Gofers taeama 1m'IJion hol-inone event It was not to be. Steve Abbey's day. T7he Whitby resident, and avid. golfer, was one of, 33 golfers who had a shot. in Molson's Million Dollar Hole in One Event beld at Thunderbird golf course, last Thursday.. Twenty-five golfers who had a hole-in-one during the summer were invited te the, event along witb il other golfers whose naines were drawyn froin a bat. Ail golfers were members of the Ontario Publie Links Golf Association. 0f the 36 invited, 33 participated. Any of the golfers shooting. a hole-in-one would receive a $1-million prize. Second prize, an Oldsmobile Outlass, was for the golfer next closest to the bole. Third- prize was a'tnip for two te Bermuda. Abbey qualified by sbooting a hole-in-one at at Mill- Run golf course in Uxbridge. The salesman for Grabamn Fiberglass was the 23rdgolfer to BOB DOERNER of Stouffville, above, won a trip for two to Bermuda compliments of Molsons with this shot at the. par three fourth hole at Thunderbird golf course last Thursday., Doerner was one of 33 golfers participating in Molsons Million Dollar Hole in One Event. Below, Joel Leniieux of Toronto (right) talks to City T.V.'s Jim McKenney, after he won an Oldsmobile Cutlass for being closest to the hole. Lemieux landed 25-ft. from the pin. Froc Press photo bit at tbe par. three, 176-yard, fourtb bole at Thunderbird. Using a five-iron, Abbey confidently bit tbe baIl but came up sbort of tbe green. After the event, Abbey said be bit tbe bahl thin.' "I couldn't get tbe tee in tbe ground, I was -sbaking so much," Brian Belfry promises to make your weekday mornings entertaining. Join Brian* and friends, Sarah Michener w ith "Durham Commuter Check"; Gord Taschuk with News on the hour and half hour; and the "Sports Page" with Sports Director, Jack Page. cdo sai d Abbey, referring to the media and spectators that sur- rounded tbe tee'area. The winner of tbe event was Joel Lemieux of Toronto, wbo det bis baIl 25 feet from tbe bole. Second- place went te Bob Doeruer of Stouffville wbo was 39 feet from tbe bole. 'In, ali, only, four, of, the 33 gplfera were able te reach the green. "I'm not disappointed at ali about the outcome," saîd AbbeY as he walked back te the club- bouse after the event.* "I enjoyed myseif, and Ili try to get bak net yar," Liste» and Win! with. the "pnhat Wins"l at 7:40 a.m.. Paul Harvey's News & Coummenlt at 9:03 a.m. and much, much more. For Durham Region's BEST, morning radio show, turn your radio dial to CIIOO, 1390 AM weekday mornings betWeen 6 a.m. and.10 a.mi for "Breakfast With Belfry"' with.Brian Belfry. Brian"Belfry Weekdays 6:00 a.m.-1 0:00 a.m. cb Clairns are unfounded FRQM PAGE 19 sion is negligible. Indeed, the fact that you do not exert yourself or sweat at ail is highly touted in promoting these machines. Thus, tbey are ineffective as a fat or weigbt loss program, which is ex- actly wbat most women who bave been leading a sedentary lifestyle need. Cellulite, wbicb is nothing more than stored body fat, is claimed te be broken down by the vibrating action of some of the miacbines, coupled witb the exer- cises being done. But spot reduc- tion of fat from a specific body - part bas neyer been proven and is a theory sadly out of date in the eigbties. And if you could break down fat by, external manipula- tion or vibration, then the world's riches people would be massage therapists! Again, cutting down on the calories taken in combined with increased caloric expendi- ture is the way te, ride the body of cellulite. Last, but flot least, dlaims thaï, a single session on the tables is equal te several hours of conven- tional exercise are totally un- founded. The tables fail to provide a cardiovascular workout as they do not cause the heart rate te in- crease. Passive exercise machines, sucb as motorized exercise tables are of value for tbeapeutic and rebabilitative purposes. Someone wbo is sedentary and is starting an exercise prograni may benefit froin these machines, by increas- ing flexibility without joint stress. They could improve flexibility and joint mobility and enhance stress reduction in the relaxed and com- fortable atniospbere tbey provide. However, they are of little value te able-bodied women looking te get fit and lose weight and inches. Remember to carefully evaluate your personal needs before de- ciding te, frequent a toning salon or you may find yourself merely exercising your pocketbook. 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