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The Canadian Statesman ?Vu&t4t*Ux, Bowmanville, Saturday, February 27, 1993 5 50 YEARS AGO - Bowmanville's entry in the juvenile playdowns of the OMHA was defeated by Port Hope, 13-10, in the two-game, goals to count, second round. Bowmanville's lineup included, goal: Ferguson; defence: Polly and Strike; centre: Gilhooly; wings: Welsh and Cowan; alternates: Stutt, Luxton, Moffatt, Lemon, McMullen, Edmondson. ******* 35 YEARS AGO - The Goodyear Rod and Gun Club held a very successful social night in the Goodyear Plant cafeteria. Members of the club serving a delicious luncheon were Elgin Bromell, George Young, Glen Fowler, Len Stainton, Daye Geroux, Harry Farrow. 25 YEARS AGO - The most recent issue of Hockey News contains a picture of Bowmanville's Brent Hughes, a product of our own minor hockey system. Brent appears to have caught on as a regular with the Los Angeles Kings. His solid play earned him a regular defence berth. The Newcastle bantams lost out in their quest for the championship in the Little NHL tournament in Newcastle. They were eliminated by Cannington. Team members: Mark Tillson, David Shearer, Roy Ver- beek, Kim Storks, Doug Rickard, Gerodie Walton, Bill Wright (coach), Wesley Forget, Greg Gray, Ralph Cobbledick, Ron Pearce, Jeff Alldread, Norman Tillson, Darrell Barrett, Robin Rickard, Glen Murphy, Larry Pearce (coach). 20 YEARS AGO - Bowmanville Figure Skating Club held their test day with the following skaters passing: Julie Wright, Cynthia Vivian, Cheryl Anyan, Tracy Badour, Heather Anyan, Joan and Lynette Tink, Debbie Rashotte, Wendy Cookie, Jackie Canfield. 10 YEARS AGO - The Bowmanville Figure Skating Club made a fine showing in Port Hope during the Pine Ridge skating competir tion. Bowmanville placed second out of ten clubs, with five local skaters earning six medals. The winning skaters were Rob Urwiri, Raegan Pawley, Melissa Cookson, Pat Shea, Melanie Hall. y ' ^ ^ ^ ^ The Red Eagles Cowan Pontiac Jr. C's defeated Little Britain in overtime, 4-3, to take the semi-finals 4-1. The league final will begin in Lindsay. Geranium Homes Defeats Hutton 3-0 The BRHL Geranium Homes atoms atoms showed some great passing and teamwork on Saturday, February 20, when they defeated Hutton Transport 3-0. fn, the first period, Jonathan Black netted a nice goal, with an assist by left winger David Ritchie. No goals were scored during the second period. In the third period, Mike Cyr connected connected with an unassisted goal. Then, with four minutes left in the game, left winger Colin Maude put the puck in the net from a nice pass by defence- man Mike Harper. Congratulations to goalie Robbie Weir for a shutout. Triple F Bowling Nel Van Abbema 15, Minnie Kaldeway 14, Peter Flonk 13, Bill Vroom 12, Ron Bonsma 12, Mary Griffioen 10, Siemen Speelman 10, Dirk Van Abbema 9 1/2, Randy Mulder Mulder 8, SeBold Wesselius 8, Piet Glas- Bergen 7, Harm Prins 6 1/2 High single ladies -- Nel Van Abbema Abbema 249 High single men -- Ron Bonsma 328 High triple ladies -- Nel Van Abbema Abbema 651 High triple men -- Ron Bonsma 804 High average ladies - Nel Van Abbema 197 High average men -- Bill Vroom 215 • Orono Skaters Heading to Ottawa SCOREBOARD Central Ontario Jr. C League Playoffs Bowmanville Recreation Hockey League Semi-Finals (as of Feb. 21) Bowmanville vs. Port Perry (Bowmanville wins series 4-0) Team Tyke Division W L T Pts. Shoppers Drug Mart 15 0 0 30 League Finals Skylight Donut 11 3 1 23 Bowmanville vs. Little Britain Dufferin Agg. 10 2 2 22 Game 1 - Little Britain, Saturday, February 27 Deighton Associates 9 7 ■ 0 18 Game 2 - Bowmanville, Sunday, February 28 J&M Custom Framing 7 5 2 16 Game 3 - Little Britain, Saturday, March 6 Rotary Club 7 5 1 15 Game 4 - Bowmanville, Sunday, March 7 A&R Flooring Tim's Rent-All 6 6 1 13 Game 5-- Little Britain, Saturday, March 13 (if 6 9 0 12 necessary) McGregor IDA 3 10 1 7 Game 6 - Bowmanville, Sunday, March 14 (if Durham TV 3 10 0 6 necessary Beaver Lumber 3 11 0 6 (First six games of series 7:30 p.m. start) Game 7 - Little Britain, Wednesday, March 17, M&M Meats Novice Division 1 13 0 2 8:00 p.m. (if necessary) Braggs Wild Bird Seed 11 7 0 22 Cam sport 9 7 1 19 Bowmanville Non-Contact Liberty Mutual 9 5 0 18 Hockey League Playoff Results All Canadian Awards 9 7 0 18 Team W L T Pts. Sports Shop 7 5 4 18 Burke Division James Insurance 8 7 1 17 D. Base 10 0 2 National Trust 8 8 0 16 Beasties 10 0 2 Young Drivers 6 7 3 15 Papps 0 10 0 Horner Petro Can 5 12 0 10 A&D Truckshop 0 10 0 Oliver Division Carters Bakery Atom Division 4 11 1 9 Shoppers 10 0 2 Major Plumbing 11 3 1 23 Hanes 0 0 1 1 Geranium 9 2 1 19 Dutchman 0 0 11 Family Trust 8 4 0 16 Mosport 0 10 0 Pizza Pizza 6 4 2 14 Shackelton Division - T-Mac Insulation 5 5 3 13 Blues 10 0 2 Carnation Flower Shop 5 5 1 11 Preston 1 0 0 " 2 Ontario Hydro 3 9 1 7 Bobbys 0100 Hutton Transport 3 10 0 6 Pattern 0 10 0 Weekend Results Kinsmen Club Fcewcc Division 2. 10 1 5 D. Base 5 Papps 3 Cutting Post 11 2 1 23 Beasties 11 A&D Truckshop 3 Langes Photo 10 3 2 22 Shoppers 7 Mosport 2 Hoopers Trophies 9 3 3 21 Hanes 3 Dutchman 3 Mr. Submarine 10 4 0 20 Blues 7 Bobbys 3 Dykstras Deli 6 6 4 16 Preston 7 Pattern 1 Checkers Variety 4 8 3 ' 11 ' Rolph Novico 4 7 3 11 Newcastle Village Town League Matthew Associates 3 9 2 8 Semi-Finals Sharks 7 Blackhawks 4 Computer Learning Bantam Division 1 12 2 4 (Sharks load series 1-0) Power Vac/Ramnor Air 8 3 5 21 Kool Enterprises 6 6 3 17 Grumes 6 Sit V Sip4 0T Nichols Motors 7 6 2 16 (GrufTies lead scries 1-0) Bow. Sand & Gravel 6 7 2 14 Rcmax Realtors 4 10 2 10 The Eastern Ontario Section Interclub Competition in Ottawa on March 5-6 will be the next stop for these skaters from the Orono Figure Figure Skating Club. From left to right: Tonya Clements, Kaitlin Colville, Colville, Adam Colville, Melissa Colville. Absent was Melissa Allin. Skylight Donuts Bowling This week, Clare Arends bowled a 295, Jean Winterbum a 256 Glenn Smith 20, Joan Murphy 19, Gord Cowling 19, Sam Adams 17, Ted Roberts 12, Brenda Stainton 12 Low single ladies -- Jan Fisher 103 Low single men -- John Woolner 127 High single ladies -- Brenda Stainton Stainton and Jean Winterbum 256 High single men -- Dennis Malley 320 High triple ladies - Brenda Stainton Stainton 687 High triple men -- Clare Arends 742 High average ladies - Joan Murphy Murphy 220 High average men -- Gord Cowling Cowling 239 TOWN OF NEWCASTLE BASEBALL REGISTRATION (T.O.N.B.A.) Bowmanville Mall St. Francis of Assisi Church Parish Hall Friday, March 5th and March 26th - 6 - 9 p.m. Saturday, March 6th and March 27th - 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Thursday, March 25th - 6 - 9 p.m. T-Ball (1987/88), Four Pitch (1985-86) $40.00 House league $80.00 Tyke (1984-86), Mosquito (1982/83), Pee Wee (1980/81) $100.00 Bantam (1978/79), Midget/Juvcnilc (1974-77) Orioles $200.00 Players born from 1972 thru 1984 Proof of Ago required Utc'fce of $10.00 Is applied to rcgls. received after March 27th An Administration charge of $5.00 Is applied to cancellations.