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THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday Page Hockey school to run in Acton By COLIN GIBSON Herald Sports Editor Hills hockey players ag ed will have the opportunity of attending a local hockey school after all According to the operators Dave and Hay the hockey school will be run under the auspices of Hills Sports Operations and operate out of the Acton Community Centre at Pro spect Park from Aug until Septl The Monday to Friday hockey school will run daily from 8 am until pm and incorporate two-a- day onice sessions video and in structional film sessions daily dryland training sessions and a general sports session Experienced hockey instructors are being lined up and according to Krause and Hay there will be three instructors on the ice at all times The school is being set up to ac commodate 90 skaters and ac cording to the operators openings are still available Those attending will be divided into three age groups Novice ages 7 8 and Atom ages and 11 and Pee Wee ages 12 and 13 The final day of the school will feature games for al age groups A personal performance evalua tion will be done on each skater and as well those attending will receive a Certificate of Achieve ment The cost for the five day hockey school has been set at Hot lun ches can be made available and those choosing this option would be charged for the week Hay the Acton Arena Manager has experience in running hockey schools having operated one for three years in Kingston Krause a Georgetown resident is active in minor sports locally He is the convenor of the Georgetown Baseball Association Squirt league coaches a Select GBA team and is the manager of the Georgetown Minor Hockey Association Major Novice team Further information on the hockey school can be obtained by telephoning 8733931 Swimming pools accident areas A study published by the Roya Life Saving Society Canadi indicates that per cent of aquatic spinal injuries are caus ed by diving into shallow water and hitting the bottom If such an acci dent is going to occur there is over a 70 per cent chance that it will happen in a private swimming pool Steve McCahons account sad ly typical After diving into an above ground backyard pool the Metro Toronto man remembers ly ing face down in the water until his friends realized he wasnt playing around A back or neck injury can result in partial or complete paralysis or death Tragically a high percen tage of the permanent injuries are caused after the fact by well- meaning but untrained rescuers says Ed Bean Program Develop ment Director of the RLSSC The Societys findings also show that over per cent of the victims are male the majority between and years of age Stop Think Take Charge The victim of a spinal injury may ap pear bewildered display a lack of movement complain of numbness or a tingling sensation or of bruis ing or pain in the head or neck They may have trouble breathing Recruit people to help Move slow ly and deliberately Check for breathing If the vic tim is breathing proceed to the next step If not start Rescue Breathing immediately but DO NOT tilt the head Lift the lower jaw 3 Immobilize the head and neck Try to recruit someone to support the victims hips and lower legs at the waters surface keeping the body flat and in alignment Call for help Send someone to the phone for emergency medical 5 Reassure the victim The victim may or may not be able to talk Continue to offer reassurance until professional help arrives During this time support the victim at the surface of the water Do not remove from the water unless you have to Transport if medical help not available Use a flat surface such as a door to support the victims body With the victim in the water carefully slide the surface underneath them and secure the body to it To avoid excess move ment pack rolled wet clothing or towels around the head and neck Move slowly and gently Transport the victim to the nearest medical facility Be Water Smart Protect Your Neck Deanna 13 peeks oat at the camera from behind her leg while performing the dif ficult Front kick backhand baton twirling routine YELLOW CAB HALTON HILLS 24 HOUR SERVICE SERVING HALTON HILLS Akport Service Ate Tuliloai PRIZE MONEY Todays leading yearly totals Athlete Category Winnings Mike Tyson Boxer Mats Tennis m I Jose Santos Jockey Steffi Graf Tennis w I 1726731 1487730 WH Seve Golfer m Sill Elliott Sherrl Turner Golfer 350851 Brian Voss Bowler Larry Nixon Bass fishing fj 208000 Rodeo 126387 Source Sport magazln KEA GRAPHICS Boxing champ Mike Tyson Is a fiscal heavyweight Ho tops the latest annu al earnings survey published by Sport magazine Tysons oneyear total of more than million was the highest figure In Sport 100 history Baseball arbitration is golden game By John Grabowskl New York Yankees Hall of Mickey Mantle once told teammate Joe I wish I could buy you for what youre really worth and sell you for what you think youre worth Baseball players and team owners usually have much different opinions as to the value of an individuals ser vices Nowhere is this more obvious than in arbitration proceedings that have been going on recently Salary arbitration was instituted in so that yearly contract problems between players and teams could be settled relatively quickly by an im partial third party A baseball player who qualifies for the process official ly submits a salary request and the club submits an offer The arbitrator listens to each side present its case and rules in favor of one or the other No compromise by the arbitrator is allowed one of the two figures must be picked In fact the majority of arbitration cases are settled by the two sides be fore the ever takes place Thus the filing of salary offers and demands creates official positions from which to bargain further What about There were ings left and right in the weeks follow ing the exchange of salary arbitration figures on Jan In one of the big gest cases pitcher Roger Clemens filed a request for this sea son the Boston Red Sox offered 0000 A before the arbitra tion hearing Clemens agreed to Bos tons offer of a threeyear pact for million Keep in mind that majorleague baseball players whether or not they went through arbitration earned an average of in 1988 This season the pay levels being dis puted in the arbitration process were remarkably similar in both leagues I A I N G Asphalt Concrete Private S Industrial Commercial The official arbitration differences this season ranged from in the case between pitcher Bill Krueger sought and the Pittsburgh Pirates 140000 offered to a half- million dollars between Eric Davis and the Cincinnati Reds 1650000 sought to 1150000 offered Hershiser of Los Angeles and Gooden of New York submitted de mands of better than 2 million And 19 others requested more than 1 million Going into arbitration the clubs of fered at least 1 million to players topped by a million proposal to by Los Angeles Of six Cincinnati Reds to file for ar bitration four submitted figures of better than million This gave the Reds an average arbitration differen tial of per man the highest disputed totals of any team Many in baseball believe that arbi tration is a nolose numbers game for the players When its time to ac tually file the club ordinarily will raise its previous salary offer to in crease its chance of winning The player on the other hand is usually willing to submit a fairly high number Even if he loses the clubs figure likely will be greater than what It originally had offered to him If the player wins jackpot STORE HOURS pm except Thursday A Friday 930 pm 211 Street Georgetown 8777361 NORTHVIEW CENTF1 Legion golf The Annual Georgetown Branch 120 Royal Canadian Legion Invitational Golf Tournament is all set to go Sunday at Hornby Golf Club A field of between and golfers in foursomes is set to tee off at noon Low gross and low net prizes will be awarded as well as draw prizes According to Bob Tost one of the events organizers arrangements are being made so that every golfer who enters will be presented with a gift Some spots still need to be filled and according to Tost Legion members who wish to compete in the tournament should contact Branch as soon as possible before Sunday Soccer stats GEORGETOWN SOCCER CLUB PEEWEE BANTAM GIRLS Goals Leslie Scmrth Booth I Cathy Paul Yvonne Noteworthy player Gulgnnrd Paul Sarah Parker Btnel Goal- CaraGogan Noteworthy players Jennifer Chan tier Tanya McMaster MOSQUITO GIRLS Blue Coals Kfltle Roy plaerf Da nay Cortncy Knylle Russell White Noteworthy players Julie Crane Lindsay buckles Yellow Goals Melissa Walls Noteworthy players Melissa Watts KemhGeh Marylynn Red Goals Marl La 2 players Monica Beauparlant Kimberley Stevenson SQUIRT- Maroon Marauders Green Roche and GREEN MEADOWS NURSERY GARDEN CENTER For All Your Gardening Needs 8731200 BRAND REALTY INC By Hughes Sales Rep REPRINTED FROM FEBRUARY 1989 Its been a week I really want to forget Either Im a maniac in get ting little details attended to or the rest of the world lives in a different strata than I How is it that my clients can get their homes ready for sale in a day or so and it takes me the better part of a week and Im a wreck at the end of it Ill never again be so blase with you when you tell me that you need more time to prepare need notice for showings need to call the painters need to straighten the cupboards and need to see the psychiatrist This is not funny and I hope that I can live through this to tell you the final results However I can report after what seemed like endless hours everything has been done but my family is looking at me in strange ways Ive noticed that they talk in hushed tones when they are around me my hubby takes me out for dinner so as not to dirty a dish and my secretaries are being so pa tient with me cause they know Im very fragile I really do know now why my clients are so happy when I go over to put up a sold sign its not because they have a deal its because they can go back to living normally again always suspected that there was more to their joy than met my brained eyes and now I do know This week when I went to put up that wonderful sign on a home I also d a bottle of champagne to them for there is nothing mudtftvtter to match the news of Youve sold your home than toasting it with cold bubbles I often hear the phrase Fm never moving again and now I can sympathize with the greatest understanding possible Unfortunately is easily forgotten by most of us The mind sorts out all the throws it out and only remembers the good stuff Thank goodness for if that didnt happen real estate agents would be out of a job bulldm wouldnt build new homes and the economy would be in a state So I do know that I vil forget all this pain shortly and probably surely it within the next 5 or years I will go through it wont be as bad next time will it Homes