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Pace 4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvilie, December 10. 1997 Section Two Sunday's Summary Eagles Cobourg 3 1 4 2 2 0 9 3 Goal Scorers Bowmanvilie -- Ryan Latimer (3), Adam Armstrong (2), Shane Norton, Charlie Bosworth, Chris Steele, Jay Cannings Cobourg -- Rob McLean, Lance Halloway, Steve Smith The Scoop The lopsided win snapped a three-game losing streak for the Bowmanvilie Eagles...At one point in the second period, they held a slim 4-3 lead before pulling away...The game featured a number of fights in the third period, including one involving Bowmanvilie goaltcndcr Sergic Ostrovski and Cobourg nctmindcr Derek Spence. Midway through the third period, starting Bowmanvilie goaltcndcr Ryan Penney was pulled and replaced by Ostrovski. The Russian native lasted only l: 15 before racing the length of the ice to gain an easy victory over Spence...Getting tossed from the game for fighting in addition to Ostrovski were Eagle players Stefan Hewak, Ryan Latimer, Josh Bade, Mike Davies and Shane Norton. The teams combined combined for 258 minutes in penalties, 120 of those to Bowmanvilie...Just about everyone contributed to the offence, including Penney who picked up a couple couple of assists. Also chipping in with helpers were: Ryan Jackman (3), Mike Davies (2), Chris Steele (2), Rob Goodwin, Jay Cannings, Steve Blais, Charlie Bosworth, Adam Armstrong, Ryan Latimer, and Shane Norton...The team has sold forward Niall Maynard to Aurora. He appeared in the first two games of the season for Bowmanvilie before leaving the hockey club. Record Home -- 7-4-2 Away -- 8-6 Overall -- 15-10-2 Next Week Friday, December 12, Bowmanvilie at Couchiching, 7:30 p.m.; Sunday, December 14, Ajax at Bowmanvilie, 7:30 p.m. TABLES, TABLES, TABLES EXCELLENT STOCK READY FOR DELIVERY I t) X\|si 42" PEDESTAL TABLEj 1 WITH 2 LEAVES , 4 SIDE CHAIRS ^1,499^ TAX AND DELIVERY INCL (37 STYLES OF TABLES, 16 STYLES OF CHAIRS) FACTORY TO YOU PRICES "AN EDUCATED SHOPPER IS OUR BEST CUSTOMER" "We build furniture to last a lifetime" jfs THE OLD OAK TREE » q Solid Oak Furniture Factory Outlet K yj 4041 Hwy. 28, Port Hope, just 4 km. north of the 401 » @ (905) 885-7792 K OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 7 DAYS A WEEK Mon. - Sat. 9-5, Sun. 10-5 by Telma R. Grant r.p.t. A Case of Left Knee Pain QUESTION: Telma, I have left knee pain. Could you tell me your approach to the evaluation and treatment treatment of knee pain? I will illustrate my approach to evaluation and treatment with the following case study. My patient came in with left knee pain secondary to knee problems problems from his high school days and he reported that his knee pain was aggravated aggravated by running and skating. When I examined his knee, the pain was on the Inner aspect of the knee joint. It was localized to around the joint line and around the knee cap or patella. We found that on examination, his hamstrings hamstrings were tight and his knee had good joint mobility, mobility, but he had a lot of tenderness tenderness on the inside of the knee joint. I did a whole body evaluation evaluation and found that his head was shifted right on his neck. This predisposed his body weight to fall over his right leg, flattening the right arch of the foot. Hence, there was a twist put on the left lower leg and a considerable strain on the knee because the left lower leg now has to twist Internally In order to compensate 1er the body Toeing tilled to the right. Ifloj' 1 I did a trial treatment that day with electrical acupuncture acupuncture to his right jaw, his left ankle and his left hamstring insertion. We checked for active movements movements pre and post treatment. treatment. The active movement movement that we did was hip mobility, back mobility and neck mobility. All of these Improved post treatment. The patient was also taught stretches and strengthening as part of his rehab program. Interestingly enough, his right arch reformed, It has noticeably improved and was not as flat Immediately after the treatment. The purpose of evaluation evaluation is to find out where movement in the patient's body is restricted. The lack of movement contributes to other joints being subject to more strain and It Is these joints and muscles that end up presenting symptoms. In evaluation we are trying trying to find the contributing factors to the patient's symptoms, so that treatment treatment can be used more to treat causes, rather than to merely treat the symptoms. Grant Physiotherapy Is located at: 214 King St. E., Bowmanvilie (905) 623-2783 PUTTING PEOPLE IN MOTION J Scouts Show Interest in Eagles' Rookie HIGH HOPES - At only 15 years of age, Bowmanvilie Eagle rookie defenceman Tyler Cook is attracting a lot of interest from Ontario Hockey League scouts who routinely routinely attend games to chart his progress. The grade 10 student at Trinity College School in Port Hope could be selected in the first round at the OHL draft next spring. A resident of Bowmanvilie, lie is described as a player who shows a lot of poise, and rarely makes a mistake. Harrison Fuels Just Miss Fourth Shutout I Harrison Fuels almost got their fourth shutout in a row in their game against Whitby. Only a goal late in the third period spoiled the shutout attempt by goal- tender Craig Sykes. Two unassisted goals, one by Craig Barraball and the other by Garrett McKnight helped secure the victory for Harrison Fuels. The other two goals were scored by Harrison Fuels defencemen: Robbie Campbell and Eric Downing. Trevor Baker was moved up to forward and played a strong game. After a long layoff, Harrison Fuels Toros now face a stretch of four CMHA Toros November Calendar Winners Dr. L. • Hurren's Staff $100.00, Gillian Hobson $40.00, Blaine Celsie $40.00, Heather Brooks $40.00, Ron Van Schyndel $40.00, Craig Sabine $40.00, Lori McQueen $100.00, J.A. Craig Anderson $40.00, Joe Pietrucha $300.00, Ricky Olsen $40.00, Jim and Veronica Larkin $40.00, Gil Gagnon $40.00, J. Harold Michclson $100.00, I.R. Gleeson $40.00, John Pudlis $40.00, Daniel Millette $40,00, Mike Daly $40.00, Tain a Defreitas $40.00, Ted T. Marshall $100.00, Cathy Donaldson $40.00, Areg Broley $40.00, James Ennis $40.00, Sandra and Rob Green $40.00, Geraldine Bell $40.00, Ross Wright $100.00. Note: Cheques will be mailed to all winners when postal dispute has been settled. Triple F Bowling December 5 John Rozema 31, Peter Plonk 28, Jake Dykstra 24, Mcllc Rozema 23, Doreen Bakkcr 21, Herman Zwart 21, Bill Buma 17, Ron Bonsma 16 1/2, Rose De Vries 15 1/2, Saliy Rozema 13. High Single Ladies - Christina Noordstra 245. High Single Men - Jake Dykstra 292. High Triple Ladies - Greta Klompmakcr 582. High Triple Men - Jake Dykstra/Pctcr Plonk 711. High Average Ladies - Ann Strikwcrda 180. High Average Men - Peter Plonk 199. Goto Sports Story? Call 623-3303 games in the next seven days. Their regular season record now stands at 13-3- 2. by Brad Kelly Staff Writer There is a very good chance that Bowmanvilie Eagle rookie defenceman Tyler Cook will be wearing wearing the colors of his hometown hometown club for only one season. Not because he is unhappy with his playing time or treatment. But rather, lie is pegged to move on to a higher level. And that may come as early as next season. At only 15 years of age, Cook has caught the eye of a number of scouts. They arc predicting the Bowmanvilie resident will be a high selection next spring at the Ontario Hockey League draft. "He has great potential to be a first round draft pick. He has so much upside potential it's unbelievable," unbelievable," said General Manager Mike Laing of his prized rearguard. Because of his age, Cook would have to be selected in the first three rounds by an OHL club. That almost seems a certainly, certainly, as he has continued to improve this season. With the Newmarket Showcase tournament just ahead at Christmas, his stock could rise even higher. higher. "We'll sec what hap pens at the draft," says Cook when asked about his future on the ice, adding that he doesn't have any preference to play for a team. The grade 10 student at Trinity College School in Port Hope played last sea-. son in the MTHL for the North York Bantams, after having played in the Central Ontario Wolves 'AAA' organization. Offered an invitation to the Eagles' rookie camp, lie accepted with no expectations. expectations. "1 wasn't sure if I'd make the team when I came out," lie said after a recent game. "I thought maybe I had a chance, but I could still go back and play with the North York bantams." From day one of the camp, lie impressed those perched high in the stands evaluating the talent. "I liked him from the start," said Laing, proving first impressions can go a long way. "He handled himself very well." The scouting report suggests that for such a young age he shows a lot of poise on the ice, rarely makes a bad play, is a good skater, and doesn't panic. With some work on his upper body strength, his potential is unlimited. "He has continually improved since day one," Laing raved. "Most games, lie is our best defenceman." That's high praise for a youngster who, on most nights, is competing against players four and five years older. CORPORATION OFTHE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON APPOINTMENTS TO THE NEWCASTLE ARENA BOARD The Council of the Municipality of Clarington will be appointing seven (7)' members to the Newcastle Arena Board. This appointment is for the term of Council. If you are a resident of the Municipality, 18 years of age or over and are interested in seeking appointment to this board, please submit your application to the undersigned by 4:30 p.m. on Friday, December 12, 1997. Application forms are available at the Municipal Administrative Centre. We invite you to participate as your input is important to us. Marie P. Knight, C.M.O., CMM II Deputy Clerk _ nrawvoF Municipality of Clarington QTirigton 40 Temperance Street N ™° Bowmanvilie, Ontario L1C3A6 Publication Dates: December 3 and 10,1997 CS-Ind. 5124 J3k MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON PUBLIC NOTICE TO OUR CITIZENS A FRIENDLY REMINDER FROM CLARINGTON ANIMAL CONTROL SERVICES PROTECT YOUR DOG 1998 DOG LICENCES ARE AVAILABLE NOW CLARINGTON BY-LAW #87-156 STATES THAT ALL DOGS MUST BE LICENSED EACH YEAR LICENCE FEES: $25.00 FOR THE 1ST AND 2ND DOG PER RESIDENCE $35.00 FOR THE 3RD DOG Help us to return your lost pet. Save the worry and the cost of impound fines and additional board fees. We regularly return licensed dogs home without needing to impound them. Clarington encourages owners to buy their annual dog licences with discounts. ■ $2.00 FOR EARLY PURCHASE - BEFORE MARCH 1ST ■ $2.00 WITH PROOF OF CURRENT RABIES VACCINE ■ $13.00 WITH PROOF OF NEUTER SAVE SAVE SAVE Owners who purchase a licence for their neutered, vaccinated dog before March 1st will only pay $8.00. There are several outlets selling Municipal dog tags for your convenience: Michelle's Grooming, Newcastle Rolph's Hardware, Orono Courtice Pet Clinic Driver & Vehicle Licence Bureau Municipal Administrative Centre Clarington Animal Shelter Dates of Publication: December 3,1997 December 10,1997 CS-Ind. 5123 /^\ . MUNICIPALITY OF y\larinqton ONTARIO ©J.P. >0 '4 <( Friday, Dec. 12th ZWV IttiM Owt '"Pdfi A SewwtÇfâ " >e O.ÜI. \7:30 to 10% - 25% SAVINGS' on Regular Priced Items STOREWIDE • Roofing • Paint • Decorating • Plumbing • Electrical • Lumber • Fabrics • Great Selection of Tools Make your selections then pop a balloon to reveal your savings!! 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