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www.durhamregion.com THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, OCTOBER 22,2003 PAGE 15 grurr;. ■ fmc'P 1 ?■TSSRjB"7>- -/ira f . -ï> F,?*X}p-L Wi riPfi i -A'.'MTi. ■ v .<: ' v. > • V : ; « / . iv- ;; vvt - -"'■■■■ - ;v^ ■■ .. JAN COX/ Statesman photo Down to the ground WHITBY - Bowmanville High School's Scott Ferguson hauls down Ryan St. Croix of the Henry St. Hawks during LOSSA senior football football action. Bowmanville won the game 26-20. Artisan Complete Toros come up one win shy in tournament , CLARINGTON - The Clarington Artisan Complete Toros came up With huge wins in weekend tournaillent tournaillent action, toppling Cambridge 7-4 and Markham 7-3. However, a single 4)2 loss to Troy, Michigan, kept the Taros from advancing to the medal rounds. ! Goals and assists were credited to Tigercats playoff bound Tykes advance to COMF1 post-season with win over Oshawa CLARINGTON - The Clarington Tigercat tyke football team continues to roll through the opposition in the Central Ontario Minor Football League. Its latest victims were the Oshawa Hawkeyes, who were defeated 31 -6 by the Tigercats. A pair of touchdowns and a convert by Matt Townsend led the offence. Cameron Crozier also reached the end zone twice, while John Stirrett-Wood scored once. The Defensive Player of the Game was Cooper Dykeman, while winning the honour on offence was Matthew Krct- tek. The win put the tykes in a three- way tie for second place and guarantees guarantees them a spot in the playoffs. The other teams didn't fare as well as the atoms lost to Oshawa 38-6, and the pcewces were handed a 40-0 setback. setback. Troy Jowitt was player of the came for the atoms. Ryan Nichols (6-3)! Garrett Hooey (3-6), Broadie Tutton (1-5), Daniel Asselin (2-2), Collin McGillis (2-1), Brandon Staal (1-2), Dallas Greer (1- 1). Also contributing big assists were solid defencemen Dekota Seward (2), Riley Devine (2), Taylor Feild- ing and Ben Pitchforth. i Dear Residents of Clarington, My name is Steven Cooke. I have lived in Bowmanville for more than 20 years. Growing up here I have attended Waverley Public School, Vincent Massey Public School, Bowmanville Senior Public School and finally Bowmanville High School. The future of this municipality starts with our children. I want a school board that provides Clarington with the best education possible for our children giving them the opportunity to go out into the world and become a doctor, a lawyer, an electrician, a business owner, or whatever they desire. I want to build a strong foundation for our children so that the next generation will have the same great opportunities. I am not going to pretend that I know how to teach. That role is for the teachers. My job and commitment to you as your trustee is to provide the tools necessary to teach our young bright minds. This means that we will have to spend more money inside the classrooms on our students, instead of wasting it on bureaucracy. We need to lower classroom sizes and ensure that the teachers and students have the textbooks and materials that they need. In order to achieve these goals, we need the leadership of someone who has experience inside the government and in the private sector. I have both. Being a proud part owner of my family business, Forsey Signs & Designs, has given me the understanding of how valuable every dollar is and how important it is to keep a tight budget. 1 have also had the opportunity to work for many different Ontario cabinet ministers including the Ministers of Finance, Enterprise, Consumer Commercial Relations, Energy, and Labour, giving me an in-depth look at how government works. I am running for Public School Board Trustee, not because it is a stepping stone, or because I am looking out for the special interest of one individual school. I am running because the future of our children is at stake, and I want to ensure that every student has equal opportunities regardless of what school they attend. We need a trustee to represent them efficiently and, I am that person. . When you receive your ballot remember to vote "C" for our children, "C" for Clarington, and vote "C" for Cooke. Yours truly, Steven Cooke On November 10, Elect Steven COOKE Public School Board Trustee Lifetime Roofing ! www . The Last Roof . com Ask Your Physiotherapist IkI V fl Telma Grant Registered Physiotherapist Anti Aging Remedies CQ. Telma, you advise your patients to keep fit. !(What do you do to keep active? •jA. Like many people, after two children, my physical ÿelf hungering for exercise and my stress levels were (thigh. 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