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v The Clarington/Courticc Independent, Bowmanvillc, Saturday, April 25, 1998 Page 5 SCOREBOARD Bowmanvillc Non-Contact Hockey League (Playoffs) Team W L T Pts. Burke Division Bcastics 2 0 15 Vital Air 0 2 11 Oliver Division D. Base 2 0 15 A&D Truck Shop 0 2 11 Shackelton Division Blues 3 2 0 6 Rushwood 2 3 0 4 Weekend Results D. Base 7 A&D Truck Shop 2 Bcastics 3 Vital Air 2 Blues 5 Rushwood 4 Tennis Club Registration It's that time of year again. Registration for the Bowmanvillc Tennis Club will be held on Saturday, May 2 and Sunday, May 3, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the tennis courts on Beech Avenue. Membership includes ten hours of introductory clinics clinics for new members and renewing members who want a refresher. The Junior and Adult clinics begin on Tuesday, May 12 and run for five consecutive Tuesdays. The fees for one year are: Single Adult - $65.00; Adult Couple - $120.00; Family - $140.00; and Juniors - $35.00. These Ices will rise on May 4, so try to gel your membership on cither the Saturday or Sunday. Throughout the season we hold a Club Night on Monday evenings and on Thursdays we will hold a Mixed Doubles Ladder. Tournaments arc held mid-season mid-season and year-end. For more information please call Kcm Majid at 623- 5247, or Pat MacArthur at 623-3274. NEWCASTLE VILLAGE MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION INC. 98/99 REGISTRATION FOR ALL RETURNING AND 'NEW PLAYERS ('Health card # and photocopy of birth certificate are required) 1 DAY ONLY MAY 2nd, 1998 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. NEWCASTLE TOWN HALL All levels $100 per child, payable on May 2nd, remainder due October 1st (Depending on level, an additional $75 to $250) ALL NEW REGISTRANTS COULD BE SUBJECT TO A WAITING LIST PLEASE CONTACT: BOB HOLMES 987-7219 HERMAN VALCKX 786-2115 TABLES, TABLES, TABLES EXCELLENT STOCK READY FOB DELIVERY! Table & Chair Sets starting at *1399 Buffets & Hutches starting at *1295 • Taxes Included • Delivery included • Only at the originals • ^ I « q "lie build furniture to last a lifetime" (/) w 18 THE OLD OAK TREE g| ^ Solid Oak Furniture Factory Outlet < k O 4041 Hwy. 28, Port Hope, just 4 km. north of the 401 ^ (905) 885-7792 | E 9 w OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 7 DAYS A WEEK Mon.-Sal. 9-5, Sun. 10-5 m by Telma R. Grant r.p.t. Diabetics and Orthotics QUESTION: I am a diabetic and I hear that you have a whole line of orthotics just for diabetics. How can an orthotic help me? This is a great question. when it is walking and the pressure pressure that walking generates. From when the heel strikes the ground, to the roll through the mid-part of the foot, to the push oil with the toes. It is the One of the consequences of improper walking pressure in a diabetes is impaired circulation diabetic that the orthotic is and, depending on the degree meant to address. Orthotics will of severity, some diabetics aclu- cushion the foot and help it to ally lose the feeling in their legs walk normally, reducing the and feel. Thus they cannot tell if chances of ulcerations they have hurt their feet, developing. Impaired circulation also slows Most diabetic patients will the healing process. Add up seek out the help of a physio- cuts and scrapes that go therapist for tool pain but don't untreated and a diabetic ulcéra- disclose that they have dia- lion may be next. The adult pop- betes. II Is only during detailed ulation suffering from diabetes is questioning that you find oui one and a hall million. Hall of that they have diabetes, these sulferers have plantar Unfortunately .the rest of the ulcerations and, of this number, population, those in the two thousand will actually go on advanced stages with little sen- to have lower extremity sation, won't (eel the pain of a amputations. corn or a callus and, conse- Enter orthotics (as delined quenlly, won't get the help they by Webster's New Collegiate need. Dictionary, a branch ol méchant- if you are a diabetic and cal and medical science that can still (eel sensation In your deals will) the support and brae- foot then that is an excellent ing of weak or ineffective joints time to get orthotics. If you do or muscles) as a preventative not have normal sensation, then form ol treatment. In the United run don't walk to get a free com- Slates Insurance companies are putorizod gait and pressure starting to support oilholics lor analysis, There is a thirty-day, diabetic clients because the cost money-back guarantee on the ol an orthotic, which Is averag- orthotics and a two-year eus- Ing about lour hundred dollars, lomlzatlon warranty. Thus, If Is a lot cheaper than an amputa- there are any adjustments, mod- lion which averages about fifty ilications or repairs required, thousand dollars. Certainly from t | 1G y arG done free ol charge, a cost and sulforing perspective, orthotics make a lot ol sonso. Hero's how thoy holp. The Foolmaxx Computerized Orthollc system can show a 3-D Imago ol what a loot looks liko Grant Physiotherapy Is located at: 214 King St. E,, Bowmanvillc (905) 623-2783 PUTTING PEOPLE IN MOTION- I I ■ ( JHETA i , , -4 /- r -j fz V - ' New Release iiitivie tir , : ganfè f entât C if ! ( ! - f -with any of rthese grea t ' COMBOS! 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