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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, April 27, 1994 Phone Brad Kelly at 623-3303 BMHA Presents Award at Banquet COURTICE CARNIVAL -- The Courtice Carnival is pleased to announce that they will be holding a 5km Fun Run, which will take place in conjunction with their carnival on May 28-29 at Courtice Secondary School. If you are interested in participating, contact Nancy at 436-7706, or by fax at (905) 435-4628. Proceeds from the event will be going towards the Courtice Community Centre. TENNIS REGISTRATION -- Spring is here, and it's time for tennis again. Registration for the Bowmanville Tennis Club will be held on Saturday, May 7, and Sunday, May 8, between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. at the tennis courts, located at the Lions Centre on Beech Avenue. For new members, tennis lessons are included in the membership fees. As well, many club nights, tournaments and special events are planned throughout the season. For more information, call 623-5247, or 623-4790. • MIMMaiM 3 ON 3 BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT -- Well, the registrations are all in, and the final tally for this year rests at 31 teams for our 3rd Annual 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament. We are busily preparing all of the final details for this year's tournament, which begins next Friday evening, and will run throughout Saturday at Bowmanville High School. This year is also a significant one for the tournament, as a couple of the divisions have gone co-ed. With a lack of registration numbers in a couple of the girls' divisions, those teams have decided to play among the boys. All of the teams and their players arc listed in today's edition of the paper. ••••••■■■■■a MUSEUM FUND RUN AND WALK -- The Bowmanville Museum will be holding its 8th Annual 10km Fund Run on Sunday, June 12. An extra feature this year will be a 10km walk. The starting time for the walk is 8:30 a.m., and the run will start at its usual time of 9:00 a.m. Pre-registration is $12, while it will be $14 on the day of the event For a registration form, contact the Museum at 37 Silver Street, or call the office at 623-2734. CELEBRITY REFEREES -- Those who attended the Jr. C game between Bowmanville and Rockton on Monday night might be interested in a little background information on the referees at the game. The referee, Jim Houston, had just returned from the World *B' Championships in Denmark, and we will have his complete story in next Wednesday's edition. One of the linesmen, Dean Morton, is a former member of the Oshawa Generals. The other linesman, Steve Dick, was almost signed by Bowmanville earlier in the year after attending a couple of practices. Mr. Sub Ends Season with Checkers Exhibition Game The Mr. Sub played their last game of die year against Checkers. This game was to be played just for the fun of it, so two forwards took over between the posts allowing Andrew and David a chance to get some points. Matt Meadows started the game in the Sub net and looked like he had been there all year. Mark Hod- gins from the Rolph Novico team helped the Sub team, as they only had six skaters. The Sub boys lit up the score- board early on a nice passing play, as Mark got the puck to Chris Pcl- diak, who then passed it to Lucas Leskie who put the puck over the goalie and into the net. The Sub's second goal was scored again by Triple F Bowling Results Ron Bonsma 32, Harry Erhct 30, Piet Glasbergcn 29, Dirk Van Ab- bema 27, Jake Dykstra 26, Peter Flonk 24 1/2, John Rozcma 24, Nel Van Abbema 23, Minnie Kaldeway 19 1/2, Gordon De Jagcr 19, Mclle Rozema 17, Geoff Sikma 17. High Single Ladies - Joanne Glasbergcn, High Single Men - Gordon Dc Jager, High Triple Ladies Ladies - Nel Van Abbema, High Triple Men - Gordon Dc Jager, High Average Ladies - Minnie Kaldeway, High Average Men - John Buma. good passing when Andrew Pitt passed up to Chris who skated down the ice and passed to Mark, who one-timed it into the net. The third Sub goal was scored when mark got the puck over to Chris who took a shot on net. David David McLinton then jumped on the loose puck, shooting it past the goalie and into the net. Dave looked like Mike Bossey on this play, not as Ken Dryden his normal goalie position. The Sub team then made a goalie goalie change as Niko Anastassakis took up the position between the pipes. The Sub team notched their fourth goal when Chris got the puck back to Lucas at the point, who let a blast go that was in the net before the goalie had a chance to move. The Checker's team then scored when they got a breakaway, allowing Tommy Jenning to put the puck past Niko and into the net. Ryan Woods of Checkers took a blast that hit Niko in the head and went over the net. I guess this proves that Niko knows how to use his head. The final Sub goal was scored by Chris on a setup from David and Mike McCrary. The final score was Sub 5, Checkers 1. This game proved that you don't have to be big in size to be on the ice as little Luke Thompson hit everyone everyone who got in his way. This was a fast clean game where only one penalty was called so both teams should be proud of the way they played. The Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association held their annual awards evening on Friday, April 22 at the Recreation Complex. The following is a list of the Esso Medallion award winners from each team, as well as the recipients of the memorial awards that were presented. presented. Dennis Pizzeria Minor Novice Most Dedicated - Jeremy McKee Most Sportsmanlike - Tyler Brown Most Improved -- Brandon Beers Leadership Award -- Garrett Ne- misz High Points -- Garrett Nemisz (61-44-105) Checkers Variety Major Novice Most Dedicated -- Mark Lemieux Most Sportsmanlike -- Jamie Bryant Most Improved - Sean Lefort Leadership Award -- Adam Bowen Bowen High Points - Brett McKee (46- 27-73) Everfresh Juice Minor Atom Most Dedicated - Johnathan Ross Most Sportsmanlike - Tyler Kohn Most Improved - Josh Couture Leadership Award - Darryl Steele High Points -- Tyson Crocker (51-38-89) Crows Sports Major Atom Most Dedicated -- Brian Harris Most Sportsmanlike - Chris La- ton Most Improved - Mark Gunter Leadership Award - Jared Greening High Points -- Nick Stacey (31- 33-64) Harrison Fuels Minor Peewee Most Dedicated - Adam Barra- ball Most Sportsmanlike - Jamie Sawyer Most Improved - Randy Brennan Brennan Leadership Award -- Andrew Reid High Points - Richard Kearns (34-30-64) Kinsmen Peewee Additional Most Dedicated - Jamie Potter Most Sportsmanlike -- Scott Lane Most Improved - Andy Gifford Leadership Award -- Clayton Kohn . V ^ High Points - Clayton Kohn (41- 27-68) EnPro Associates Major Peewee Most Dedicated - Nick Adams Most Sportsmanlike - Andy Griffin Most Improved - Scott Slack Leadership Award -- Steve Ewles High Points -- Matt Akey (38-26- 64) Destinations To Go Minor Bantam Bantam Most Dedicated - Trevor Baker Most Sportsmanlike - Chuck Maher Most Improved - Darryl Wright Leadership Award - Scott Gil- mour High Points -- Chris Steele (55- 85-140) Karen MacPherson Optometrist Optometrist Bantam Additional Most Dedicated - Kurt Kimer Most Sportsmanlike - Aaron Pudlis Most Improved - Damien Jay Leadership Award - Tom Wakefield Wakefield High Points - Rob Jeffers (20- 26-46) Halminen Homes Major Bantam Most Dedicated - Matt Staley Most Sportsmanlike - Darryl Cook Most Improved - Nick Hand Leadership Award - Tony But- zer High Points - Darryl Cook (32- 31-63) Royal Canadian Legion Br. 178 Midget Most Dedicated -- Jason Jeffreys Most Sportsmanlike - Allen Lacey Lacey Most Improved - Scott Millar Leadership Award - Chris Hef- feman High Points -- Jeff Dart (34-48- 82) St Marys Cement Juvenile Most Dedicated - J.P. Tousig- nant Most Sportsmanlike -- Jeff Pick- ell Most Improved - Derek Anderson Anderson Leadership Award - Craig For- sey High Points -- Derek Anderson (3543-78) Memorial Award Winners Mark Shackelton Memorial Award for top goaltender in BMHA Robert Kameka Terry Baker Memorial Award for top defenceman in BMHA Tony Butzer Paul Martin Memorial Award for •MVP of midget team Chris Heffeman Barry Shackelton Memorial Award Brock Baker Ruby Downing Memorial Award for the most unselfish and dedicated person to the BMHA Glen MacDonald 3M Coaching Award for the top coach in the BMHA Also being recognized at the BHMA banquet for their contributions contributions to minor hockey were Glen MacDonald (left), and Jeff Smith. Glen was the recipient of the Ruby Downing Memorial trophy for his unselfish dedication to the BMHA. Jeff received the 3M Coaching Award as the organization's top coach. The Recreation Complex played host to the Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association annual awards might on Friday, recognizing the outstanding achievements of many hockey players inthe area. Individual Individual awards were presented to players frpjn,various,teams, and at the conclusion of the evening, the memorial memorial trophy-winners were announced. They included, from left, Robert Kameka (Marie Shackelton Memorial, Memorial, top goaltender), Tony Butzer (Terry Baker Memorial, top defenceman), Chris Heffeman (Paul Martin Memorial, MVP of midget team), Brock Baker (Barry Shackelton Memorial trophy for heart and perseverance). Broomball Championship for Ontario Street Public School The girls' broomball team ai Ontario Street Public School won the area championship recently during an all-day tournament that was held at the Recreation Complex. In the championship game against Lord Elgin, they needed a shootout to decide the winner, with Ontario Street coming out on lop. Team members members include, front row, (1-r), Jennifer Duquette, Sara Bruce, Elcni Koukidis, Pippa Boothman, Miranda Gibson. Back row, (1-r), Patricia Vinnlcs (coach), Chandra Murdoch, Mclonic Allin, Taralcc Clements, Andrea King, Jcrusha Konopka, Melissa Lucas. Extra, extra! Read all about it! See the Statesman At the Home Show SUBSCRIPTION 1 SPECIAL Buy a two year subscription to Œ Ije taa&ian Statesman for $50 and we'll give you an extra year FREE. Plus, we'll pay the tax! KJcddiMÿ SsfjU Special See our wide selection of wedding invitations, and accessories to make your special day perfect. • Visit us at the Home Showi and receive 15% off your order. Receive a Free Statesman just for visiting our booth. HOW DO WE DO IT? Stop by our booth for a demonstration of the lastest computer and laser technology we use to publish The Statesman. Be sure to ask for your personalized sample. 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