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6 The Independent, Canadian Statesman Weekender, Bowmanville, Saturday, February 19,1994 Yesterday's Heroes 50 YEARS AGO -- The three BHS boys' teams were defeated by OCVI in Oshawa. A last minute basket brought defeat to the Bowmanville Bowmanville Bantams as they lost 7-6. The Juniors, after a close first quarter when thy held a 3-2 lead, went all to pieces and lost 17-5. Finally, Finally, the BHS Seniors were unable to find the hoop, missing shot after after shot to go down 16-14 to the Oshawa Senior team. ******* 35 YEARS AGO -- Bruce Milne's bowling team took over top spot in the team standings with eight points in the Men's Major League. Dutch Hallman's team, the Blockbusters, have seven, and Pappy Bagnell's team won their only game of the season in last week's games. 25 YEARS AGO -- The St. Marys Cement Juveniles began defence of their Ontario Championship by defeating Napanee 4-2 in the initial initial game of the best-of-seven series. Bowmanville were led by Tom Kinsman who collected two goals. Randy Rogers and Richard Ellis had one each. Last place Mutton and Gould Shell held pace-setting Bryson's Smoke Shop to a 4-4 tie in Commercial Hockey League action. Bryson's Bryson's led 2-1 at the end of the first period and 4-2 after two, but a pair of third period tallies by Dave Green gave Mutton and Gould the tie. Irv Gill fired the other two Shell goals. Don McMurter scored once and set up two others for Bryson's. The others went to Tim Prout, Ted Fairey and Steve Bums. ******* 20 YEARS AGO - Captain Jeff Logan and his Mary Brown Novice Novice team won the Peter Kowal Real Estate trophy at the Young Canada Canada tournament in Bowmanville on Saturday. Tim Preston won the MVP trophy. 10 YEARS AGO -- Team members of the Ken Wright Novices who won the 'A' title in Minden are Greg Couch (coach), Kevin Bullock, Jason Moore, Tracy Lemke, Sarah Couch, Chad Vanderende, Richard Richard Bateman, Reg Bradley (coach), Mark Bradley, Collin Taggert, Steve deBlois, Kyle McLean, Gary Adams, Brent Knapp, Bruce Har- num, Doug Parkin, Chris McCarthy, Jeff White, Chris Aitken. Nicky Dennis of the Durham Building Supplies Peewee #2 Toros team scored his 50th goal of the season at Darlington Sports Centre, playing against Markham. Triple F Bowling Scores Ron Bonsma 14, Harry Ehret 14, Kaldeway 600 Piet Glasbergen 11, John Rozema High triple men - Piet Glasber- 10, Gordon de Jager 10, Peter Flonk gen 794 9, Dirk Van Abbema 8, Nel Van High average ladies - Minnie Abbema 8, Jake Dykstra 7, Melle Kaldeway 183 Rozema 6, Minnie Kaldeway 6, Ge- High average men - John Buma off Sikma 5. High single ladies - Hotly Van- derGaast 242 High single men - Piet Glasbergen Glasbergen 343 High triple ladies - Minnie Underwood Records First Shutout of Year For T-Mac Insulation Friday, February 11, T-Mac Insulation Insulation travelled to Brooklin to take on Whitby Marigold Oldtimers and, backed by superb goaltending from Ted Underwood, recorded our first shutout of the season. Gerry Snowden, the most improved improved player on the team this year, sparked the attack with a pair of goals. Single markers went to Glen Rice, Hawk Balson and Phil Solomon. Solomon. Sunday the 13th, Durham Regional Regional Police were the visitors. This was by far our most competitive game of the season. We built an early early 5-2 lead after the first period, but were outscored 4-1 in the second. With the score tied at 7-7 and only two minutes to go, John Allen sent Bruce Meadows in on goal with a perfect pass and Bruce made a great deke on the goalie to score the winner. winner. Bmce Meadows, Bill Parish and Paul McClusky scored two each, with single tallies going to Gerry Snowden and John Allen. Enniskillen P.S. Volleyball Team Captures Gold Medal Members of the co-ed volleyball team from Enniskillen Public were all smiles while showing off their gold medals at the Wotten Invitational tournament held in Courtice on February 11. The team went undefeated undefeated in the round-robin, beating S.T. Worden in the goal medal match. Team members include, front row, (1-r), Robert Milford, Meridith Real, Laura Cudahy, Kelly Minion. Back row, (1-r), Debbie Reynolds Reynolds (coach), Daniel Minion, Phil Bernardo, Christie Stevens (capt.), Mark Dieleman. Don't Let the Bid One Get Awav 271 The first annual Salmonmasters Tournament Series has been created in response to a tremendous demand by anglers to continue a competition for big fish on Lake Ontario. This is being accomplished in a new, exciting tournament format with the overall winner being hailed the true Lake Ontario Salmonmas- ter. In the interest of conservation, each entrant will be able to enter one Chinook (King) Salmon per day, weighing a minimum of 20 pounds. All other species of trout and salmon do not qualify in the Salmonmasters Tournament Series. The Salmonmasters Tournament Series consists of six individual seven-day seven-day tournament events, and a one-day tournament final. The 1994 Salmonsmasters weigh-in centers are located at Bluffers Park Marina, Scarborough, and the historic Scout House, Port Credit. The top ten competitors from each of the six events will advance to the Salmonmasters Tournament final event held on August 27. The competitor catching die heaviest fish on that day will take the tide and prizes. In addition, the final event competitor who catches a fish which corresponds with a randomly- selected confidential weight will win $100,000 cash. Over $200,000 in cash and prizes are available to be won in the 1994 Salmonmasters. The field is limited to 4,000 anglers. The odds of winning winning have never been better. For more information, call Gary Abraham at (416) 4394143, or fax at (416) 4394147. SAVE on deductible of most windshield | insurance claims plus... jj Dinner for Two at I Bane's Chicken & Ribs I 13 Limited Time Offer i I Auto Glo // BOWMANVILLE 19 Silver St. 623-4225 OSHAWA Bloor at Park a _lMfil 432-4642 |Jgjr WHITBY r<& 411 Dundas St. East 434-9655 UXBRIDGE Douglas Rd. 852-5382 PORT PERRY 985-0738 LOCATIONS ALSO IN: LINDSAY PETERBOROUGH ORILLIA MINDEN Over 50,000 Satisfied Customers Since 1974