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/ The Clarington/Courlice Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, September 27, 1997 Lawn Bowlers End Season with Tourney As usual, the end of September signals the end of our Lawn Bowling season. Al this time of year we have competitions in our own Club, but because of rainy weather, were not able to complete the Pairs classes. However, the rest of the winners were: Men's singles - Bob Cameron, winner with Ted Moulton. Runner-up; Ladies Singlet; - Audrey Hall, Winner, with Joan Elgar, Runner-up; Men's cul-throat-Ted Moulton; Ladies' cut- throat-Mary King. Trophies will be presented to these people at a later date. Our annual meeting was held on Thursday, September 18th. The business was conducted by Frank Petrie, who also gave a report for the Treasurer, Miriam Watkins, who is presently in England. The year finished with a credit balance, but we arc hoping for some new members in 1998 to help keep us "afloat". The last jitney for this year will take place on Sunday, September 28, beginning in the morning. The District Meeting convenes in Bobcaygcon on Sunday, September 21, at which time Frank Petrie will become the President for the coming year. Page 5 Country Comfort Heating, Air Conditioning & Gas Fireplaces NAPOLEON SALE ' Inserts to replace wood fireplace - 24,000 BTU's 1 Blower built-in Installed *1850°°+GST SAVE $178 Keeprlte Furnaces Mid Efficiency From $2350" Installed • 5 YEAR PARTS WARRANTY • FALL SPECIAL ~ High Efficiency from $1850" Installed VALID UPTIL NOVEMBER 25,1997 CALL TODAY • FREE ESTIMATES Custom Duct Jobs, Conversions 47 King Street West, Bowmanville 697-0621 VOTE CHARLIE TRIM Proven Successful Community Leadership Home Hardware M&M Meats Thanksgiving Races At Mosport Park From page 4 the Canada Challenge Cup, as well as a season-end bonus in each of the three classes. The winner of the GT1 bonus receives $3,000, the GT2 champion gets $2,000 and the GT3 winner gets $1,000. The maximum purse at each event is $12,000. Category is determined by lap times at Mosport. Each car must make a mandatory one-minute pit stop at some , point during the race, at which time there can be a driver change. In the Enduro Series, Devon Powell, of Port Perry, who grew up on the Mosport circuit, where his father John runs a performance driving school, leads the Grand Sports Class by just six points over veteran Claude Poirer of Peterborough. Another veteran, Cord Cullen is third. Powell and Poirier each drive a Chevrolet Camaro Z28, while Cullen has a Porshce 968. VCR Clinic The Boys of Summer The Bowmanville Newcastle Baseball Association held its annual Fun Day at the Recreation Complex recently. The day's events included participation in Surf Board Riding, Sumo Wrestling, and Jousting. The day was organized with the support from-several businesses'in the area. The Newcastle Block were the overall champions of the division. The VCR Clinic finished in second place, J&L Home Hardware were third, and M&M Meats finished fourth. Mason Windows Split Games The Darlington Youth Soccer Club Under-11 team, sponsored by Mason Windows Ltd., entered the final week of action with two matches. In the first game, the Mason Windows 86'ers travelled to North York, for a G.S.L. Cup semi-final match with North York Azzuri. The Darlington squad had recently defeated defeated Azzuri in league action, but could not find that form in this match, losing by a 3-0 score. This performance was very disappointing for the team, knowing that they had let a chance to advance to the Cup Final slip by. In our final league match of the season, Pickering would supply the opposition. Unfortunately for the visitors, visitors, the Mason Windows crew would take out their *nap e 0/ C,ar "Won? HEALTH & FITNESS DON'T WASTE ANOTHER DAY! Over 40 Aerobics Classes Weekly! • Open 7 days per week • Supervised children's • Sauna and hot tub playroom • Towel service * Watch for our expansion 1 REGISTRATION Baseline Rd.l-J N t with the purchase of an « A ti O Annual Membership Prosent this coupon ■ otloroxplros Monday, S'aplomber SO, 1997 f JÊËÈL. Hnil 1M » MINIS* 3 Hwy. 401 Ë 1 |0J 164 Baseline Rd., Bowmanville 697-3104! frustrations on the second place team with a very convincing 4-0 win. Facing a very strong wind in the opening half, the 86'ers dictated the play, preventing Pickering from mustering any sort of attack, while creating numerous chances. for themselves. Darlington would score the only goal of the opening half with Ryan Fowler heading in a perfect cross from Trevor Delpippo. In the second half with the wind now at our backs, Darlington took even greater control of the game by scoring three more goals. When Jeff Bouma was dragged down in the penalty area, Devon Potter gave his team a two goal lead from the resulting penalty shot. Derek VanHeuvelcn then put the game out of reach, finding the back of the net with a powerfully struck shot. The final goal saw Jeff Bouma hammer home a centering pass from Brad Griffin. This was one of the team's finer performances over the past few weeks with each of the players playing up to their potential. potential. This weekend, the Darlington U-ll squad will face Olympic Flame ' when the division east- west winners will meet for the Under-11 League Championship. by Telma R. Grant r.p.t. Orthotics for Neck Pain QUESTION: Telma, I have trouble understanding how you could possibly recommend orthotics for neck pain. What do my feet have to do with my neck? This is an excellent question. People have little trouble understanding how orthotics can help with feet problems, knee problems or back problems. It is a bit more of a stretch to understand understand how an orthotic can help with a neck problem. A patient's body in some ways Is like a house. If you have a window that is warped on the second storey storey the first thing you do is replace that window. In the patient's case, the first thing often done is to treat the neck. If the pain only gets somewhat better with the treatment or in a case of the house if the warped window comes back, then you need to take a further look to see if' there is a foundation problem. Maybe a crack in the foundation is causing the walls to lean and therefore producing a warped window. It is the same thing in a patient's case. A lot of people have come to me after getting their neck treated elsewhere and their neck pain has not resolved. In a computerized gait analysis their gait typically typically shows minimal heel strike. The heel strike being the first of three phases of a ormal gait. C Patients with neck pain who can be helped by orth- otics have very little Imprint' of this phase. We call it decreased rear foot loading. In other words, when you' look at their scan they show very little weight bearing on the heel strike phase of gait, and excessive weight bearing bearing in the push-off part of the gait. The question to ask is what this has to do with • one's neck. A person who tends to push-off with their toes and has a poor heel strike tends to walk more on their toes. These people will' have a forward head posture and/or a forward tilting' spine. The gait is reflecting that change in their feet. If you have neck pain, especially longstanding pain, orthotics may be a consideration for you. I would recommend that you come in and get a free computerized gait analysis. We offer a thirty day money-- back guarantee with our orthotics so there is no risk. 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