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I THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, JANUARY 26, 2000 PAGE 9 Webco Peewees tie 5-5 Three goals by Kurds Salway Fresh off a tournament win, the Webco Pccwcc Toros entered a game against Pickering. With a three goal performance by Kurtis Salway, the team battled to a 5-5 tie. Nathan Murray scored twice, while collecting assists were Tyler Ferguson with two, Alex Ley, Ryan Breakey, Mike Sycr and Malt Smith. Goaltendcr Chris Cook made some outstanding saves. In a game against Cobourg, the Toros prevailed prevailed 2-1 on a third period period goal by Salway, assisted assisted by Ryan Webb. Brad Farrow had the other goal assisted by Kevin Smith. • PHOTOCOPIES • LAMINATING • FAXING • GRAPHIC DESIGN • LAMINATING • Important Documents • Certificates • Photos • Cards • Up to IT x 17" P'niUcX Ithforf/ad JAMES PddtiJùtui 66 King St. W., Bowmonvill* (905) 623-8001 Fox: (90S) 623-0216 printingOjameipublishing.ntt • RUBBER STAMPS • BUSINESS CARDS • LETTERHEAD • ENVELOPES RON PIETRONIRO/ Statesman photo Bump in the night Bowmanville High School's Erin Alldread makes a return during a recent LOSSA Triple A ' senior girls ' volleyball game against Pineridge of Pickering. Pickering. Bowmanville won the match 3-0. BHS also edged Sinclair in a recent recent match 2-1. CNC Minor Peewees in Belleville Winner of the Platinum Award in Sales Achievement for 1999. Betty Smith Sutton Group - Dynamic Realty Inc. Bowmanville Branch Thank you to my clients and customers for entrusting me with your Real Estate needs in 1999. The Real Estate profession is a very competitive one and I truly appreciate the confidence, trust and friendship shown to me over the past 20 years. All the best to everyone for the year 2000. It's predicted to be a very exciting one! 6 month closed* 7.05% 6 month convertible 1 year closed 3 years closed 5 years closed 7.85% Let us help finance your dreams! DUCA CREDIT UNION Oshawa & Bowmanville Branchés, Manager Paul Muller 15 Charles Street '13.6 King Street East Phone: 905-728-4658 . Phone: 905-623-6343 E-mail: duca.info@duca.cqm ; : Internet: www.duca.com strong The Clarington Minor Pccwcc Toro team, sponsored by CNC Custom Machining, Machining, travelled to Belleville for the annual Quinte Triple 'A' tournament winning one game, tieing another, and losing twice. In the first game against Quinte, the teams skated to a 2-2 draw. Eric Kemp led the team with one goal and one assist, assist, with Brian Piggott scoring the second goal. Jeff Nicuwcnhuis, Jessie Gilbert and Jimi Provenzano all contributed contributed assists. Jesse Francis had a strong game in net for Clarington to preserve the tie. Kitchener prevailed over Clarington Clarington in the second game 7-3. Brian Cor- corran, Brett Barraball and Kemp scored for the Toros. Piggott added two assists, while Andrew Sargcant, Andrew Fracz, David Perron and Nieuwenhuis had one each. In the third game against Toronto Marlboros, the Toros won 4-3. Sargeant led the way with a goal and assist. Jeff Hatfield, Fracz and Gilbert rounded out the scoring. Robbie Goddard Goddard earned the victory with a solid game in net. The tournament ended with a 3-1 loss to Eastern Ontario Cobras that wasn't decided until late in the third. Barraball had the only goal for the Toros assisted by Piggot and Perron. A&R Flooring Major Tykes snap streak The previously winless (0-8-1) Clarington A&R Flooring Major Tyke hockey team found the winning touch at the Belleville Kinsmen House League tournament. The first win of the season came in the opening game, a 4-2 victory over Durham TV. Goals by Brenden Weeks, Andy Shure, Luke Ryan and Brenden Lindberg, along with the solid play of Meagan Feldcamp and Ty Gonsalves was enough to secure the victory. The second win came in a 10-0 romp over Belleville Tall Trees. Lindberg Lindberg paced the attack with a hattrick, Ronnie Potter and Zack Glaspell added two goals apiece, and singles were scored by Taylor Osborne, Curtis Weston and Shure. The shutout was recorded by Jeff Budgell. The following day in the third game Kids Love Hockey Major Novices advance to semis The Kids Love Hockey Major Novice Triple A Toros reached the quarter-finals quarter-finals of the Toronto Marlboro Hockey Hockey Classic tournament before getting eliminated. In the quarter-final, Matt Garrison and Andrew Bobas scored, but the Toronto Red Wings scored with 50 seconds seconds left in regulation time for a 3-2 win. Against the Toronto Marlies in the opening game, Matt Perron had two goals, while Nick Diachenko, Andrew Bobas and Aaron Pierce had one each in the victory. James Hoffman, John Bull and Greg Ncmisz had two assists, with one each to Matthew Garrison, Diachenko Diachenko and Pierce. In game two against Don Mills, the Toros won 5-2. Perron had two goals with one each to Hoffman, Ncmisz and Btil|. Goaltendcr Zac Higgins made some big saves when called on. The round robin finished with a 4-4 tic against the Cleveland Barons. Steven Piggott and Garrison had two goals each. Goliger's Trave/Plus HAWAII dA, 15 Day 3 Island Tour Departs February 24th Y WINTERLUD1- 3 Day Weekend Getaway February 11,12 & 13 I MARCH BREAK CRUISE Aruba, Barbados & move UifeM.tny extra Inclusions! W Cull lodmr for wore deluils. of the tournament, Glaspell paced the A&R Flooring attack with three goals in a 4-2 win, qualifying the team for the 'A' final. Daniel Murphy chipped in with the other goal. Evan Boucklcy and Dylan Bonnett contributed solid efforts. In the 'A' final, A&R Flooring were blanked 7-0 by Courtice Health. QUALITY. CHBISHM EDUCATION Bowmanville District Christian School Society (BDCSS) offers quality Christian learning through the education provided at Knox Christian School (JK - 8) and Durham Christian High School (9-12). Expect to find the following when enrolling your child: ► qualified, Christian teachers ► > Biblically-based, academic instruction ► computers, music, and sports ► a safe, supportive environment ► much parental involvement ► and more! Kindergarten registration dates for Knox Christian School are Tuesday, February 1 and Wednesday, February 2, 2000 from 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. Junior kindergarten students much be 4 years old on or before December 31,2000. Senior kindergarten students must be 5 years old on or before December 31,2000. Registrations and/or inquiries for all other grade levels (1-12) will be accepted as well. Call the appropriate school to arrange your appointment. We look forward to serving you! Knox Christian School Durham Christian High School 410 Scugog Street, 340 Scugog Street, Bowmanville, Ontario Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3K2 .. L1C3K2 (905) 623-5871 (905) 623-5940 "TAKE YOUR HUNNY TO SOMETHING FUNNY" JOIN US FOR THE BEST STAND-UP COMEDY Friday, February 11, 2OOO Garnet B. 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So il you engage in repetitive work or have suffered an injury, talk to your chiropractor about OA prevention strategies. Be proactive. Focusing on prevention now can save you from pain and loss ol lunction later. II you are diagnosed | with OA, chiropractic care can significantly reduce your pain and intlammation-without, the use ol drugs with potentially harmful side effects. And because chiropractors are ' prevention specialists, your chiropractor will emphasize ways ol halting the progression ol joint disease-another reason not to delay treatment. Chiropractic: Your first defense against the onset ol joint pain Did you know that poor posture can predispose you to OA? Poor posture alters the I distribution ol stress to the joints. High stressed joints are more like to develop OA. Your | chiropractor will work to correct postural imbalances and, in turn, prevent joint disease. Chiropractic: A powerful tool for those living with OA Beyond preventing OA, chiropractors are also up-to-date on cutting-edge techniques | that allow the body to heal more effectively, You may have heard about two dietary i supplements used to treat OA: glucosamine and chondroilin sulfates. These supplements can work wonders but they aren't 'miracle cures'. These supplements work by promotingT the growth and repair ol damaged cartilage by stimulating the production ot important \ cartilage building blocks. Your chiropractor knows that there aren't any 'quick fixes' lor joint disease; your chiropractor will design a comprehensive OA lighting program. Safer pain relief solutions which really workl We'vo talked previously ol (ho devastating side effects ol pain relievcis and last year | 16,500 pcoplo died from bleeding conditions as a result ol taking these drugs. 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