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. 'toi;; I r ' -.I * The Independent, Canadian Statesman Weekender, Bowmanville, Saturday, January 15,1994 9 Yesterday's Heroes Lang Village Hosting Pioneer Winter Fest 50 YEARS AGO ~ A local soldier athlete of Military District No. 3 was among those who established records at sports meets in Canada and overseas. Lieut. W.J. Brown, of Bowmanville, was a member of the overseas 440-yard relay team which established a record for that distance. Lieut. Brown is the son of JJ. Brown, superintendent of the boys'training school ******* 35 YEARS AGO -- Goalie Ross Howe of the BOC's hockey team, is in number one spot in the league with 47 goals allowed in 13 games, with an average of 3.62. sjc sfc sfc s|c s|c 25 YEARS AGO - Bowmanville MacGregor's IDA Midgets turned in a solid performance at the UAW hockey tournament, reaching the finals before losing out 3-1 to St. Catherines. Grove Bennett was the best man on the ice for the locals and, in fact, was the winner of the most valuable player award for the tourney. Being selected from 120 players is an honour. ******* Crystal Dairy's Steve Bums and his mates walloped McNulty Sports, 11-6, in town league hockey. Bums dented the cords for a giant, six-goal night, running his season's total to 29. 20 YEARS AGO - Bowmanvillé Beer's Red Eagles battled Sutton Rangers to a 4-4 tie. Scoring for the Eagles were Doug Wood (2), Rory Gibbs, and captain Bmce Osbourne. Steve Rowe and John Schnapp turned in brilliant goaltending efforts. 10 YEARS AGO - Sylvia Ruegger has been named Durham Strider of the year by the track club. Sylvia's accomplishments during 1983 included several 10 km road race titles, the Ontario and Canadian Cross Country titles, and a silver medal as a member of the Canadian team at the World 10 km Road Race Championships at San Diego. Skylight Donuts Bowling League This week, Judy Thompson bowled a 143 game, Terry Fisher bowled a 119 game, Joyce Rowe bowled a 112 game. Team standings are: Sam Adams 7, Joan Murphy 4, Jeff Kryzanowski 4, Glenn Smith-3, Paul Pappas 3, Jim Murphy 3 Low single ladies - Jan Fisher 77 Low single men -- John Woolner 104 High single ladies - Joan Murphy Murphy 286 High single men -- A1 Brown and Sam Adams 243 High triple ladies -- Joan Murphy 675 High triple men - Glenn Smith 644 High average ladies-- Joan Murphy Murphy 217 High average men - Sam Adams 217 Horse drawn sleigh rides, old times fiddle music and a Snowman Building Contest will be a few of the special pioneer winter activities for all ages that will be featured on Sunday, Sunday, January 23 at Lang Pioneer Village Village near Peterborough, Ontario. Everyone is invited to enter the Snowman Building Contest and try for a trophy or other prize. Other pioneer pioneer contests will also be featured throughout the day. The Carpenter Shop will be Open for young carpenters carpenters of all ages and there will be com to pop around the giant bonfire. Costumed Costumed guides will; teach the fine art of snowshoeing, cross country skiers are invited to bring their skis and there will be skating on the Indian River (weather permitting). Enjoy the warmth of the Lang Visitors' Centre while listening to the Otonabee Valley Old Time Fiddlers, watching a magic lantern show or trying some pioneer crafts and games. For the huijgry, there will be mulled cider and other warm refreshments. refreshments. Step back in time and experience pioneer winter activities of the last century. This special day for the whole family is happening on Sunday, Sunday, January 23 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Lange Pioneer Village, 10 miles southeast of ; Peterborough and 2 miles north of Keene at Lang (watch for blue and gold museum signs on Highway #7, 6 miles east of Peterborough). Peterborough). 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