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NEW JUNIOR IC that BowmanviIle'ý with their Port Hi~ most interesting ii ment. George Caw] coached the Port H coach the Bowmai will be the managt who have not alre: >are asked to dig ou appearance. Thev': SPORTS - A progria from 13-20 is being ai the Orono Public Se]l include basketball, fl games. The prograni evening from'the holi interested in taking. school this coming 1'j ATTENTION HUN ing licence one mu issuer of licences a pleted for renewa1 previous hunting eà old or current licen[ Country before an: undIer the age of -2( hunter safety tra:i instructor beforei licence examinatio issuer of licences ai ing licence examin hunting licence exc a current huntinglili able proof of hunt chase of any other ence.Ahunting lh takÏen by appointr Ju'I 623- 33 0 ÎCH - The first encounter Junior C hockey team has ýpe counterparts should be light of a recent develop- ker who for several seasons ope Panthers has agreed to: ýville team and Carl Devitt r. Any prospective players ady turned up for practice tthose skates and put in an [l be welcome. ,m of sports for teenage boys rranged on a weekly basis at îool. The games will initially loor hockey and a few other à will be held every Monday ir of 9:00 to 10:30 p.m. Those part are asked to be at the ilonday evening at 9:00 p.m. TERS - To obtain a hunt- ist: (a) present before an previous licence duly com- 1 or (b> present proof of xperience in the form of an ce for any province, State or issuer of licences, or (c) if years complete a course in ning given by a qualified ipplying to, take a hunting n, or (d) present before an certif icate issued by a hunt- er as a result of passing a mination. The possession of cence in any form is accept- ng experience for the pur- type of current hunting lic- cence examination may be ent at a fee of $3.00. ~~cTand !ENILE 'CKEY TUESDAY OCTOBER 2nd 7:00 p.m. MEMQRIAL ARENA ALL ELIGIBLE BOYS WELCOME The BUS Senior Redmen rolled to an,,impressive 28-0 victory against, Oshawa's Eastdale Collegiate in the opening game of regular, league football action. The ga me, played in front of -'a lage row,,v was not near1y as lop-sided as the scor'e would seem to indicate. E astdale's quarterback, Peter Fallaise, has an excellent throwing arm and the Oshawa team comp- leted several spectacular long passes,* particularity in the Fuele rs Win Final to Take Town Softball Crown It was a chilly finish to the Men's Town League Softball finals on Thursday at Memorial Park, but a large crowd was present in overcoats to see who would be the winner of the drawn out seven game contest, Stephen Fuels came through near the end of the game and won the championship. Team members are, front row, left to right, Brian Blackburn, Terry Baker, Bob Abbott, Don Lorusso, Steve Watson and Bill Godf rey; back row, Robert Voigt, Jim -Ryhorchuk, Ed Ryhorchuk, Dave Edmondson, Ron Etcher, John Dragstra and Coach Bob Williams, absent Joe Lemieuxand Bill Oakes. men'S Manjor Lge. Larry Piper hit 850 for top triple to-date. Pipes games were 313,271 and 266. Ted Halîman had 821 (310- 252-259( boosting Ted to top average 262. AI Osborne has 261 and Ron Etcher 253. Russ Oke hit 806 (241-245- 320) Thirteen bowlers hit 700 or better. Morley Etcher 786 (290) Ernie Perfect 745 (264- 304) Murray Tighe 740 (275) Russ Halîman 737,(277) Ron Etcher 734 (304) Dave Rey- nolds 739 (312) Elwyn Dickey 73.,,1 (28-26 Y'John Luffturan "25 (241) Maurice Annaert 721 (296) Dale Terry 718 (288) Lowell MacDougai 713 (265- 289) Bert Engley and Ai Osborne tied for high singie both had 329. Engley.had 705, Osborne 701. Greg Couch had a 277 single, bill "Jake" Westlake 275 and Kari Piper 270. Franks Var- iety and Osborne Shank Ins. are tied for top spot with 8 wins and only one loss. Top Averages Ted Hallman 2M2, Ai Osborne third quarter. However, the Bowmanville defense piled Up any running attack Eastdale attempted and Oshawa was unable to score. -Dennis Caruana started the game as quarterback for- the Redmnen -and engineered a 5 0 yard touchdown drive early in the first quarter. Caruana plunged over for the score on a QB keeper play and Stan Read added the convert. Eastdale was forced to concede a safety touch later in the first 15 minutes of play -and Bowmanville led 9-0 at the end of the first quarter. Pearce Wilcox, who took over as quarterback in the second quarter, scored the second BUS touchdown on another QB keep. The convert was missed but Bowmanville had a 15-0 lead at haîf time. Eastdale came out fired up in the third quarter and the play was. much more even. TheOshawa squad came close to scoring two or three times on long passes from QB Fallaise. H6wever, Bowman- ville notched the only point in the period, a single by Rend on a wide field goal attempt.0 Bowmanville exploded for two touchdowns in the final 15 minutes of the game, one on an off-tackle play by Steven Rowe and the other on a pass pattern from Pearce Wilcox to Ross Strike. Both converts were rnissed but the fina-score was-28-0 for the Redmen. According to BUS coach Bill Brunt "our scoring was only made possible by the excellent blocking of the offensive line" ind its hard to dispute his analysis. the BUS QB's had lots of time to gettheir passes MERRY MAKERS - Team Standings Helene ................ 5138 Verna S............... 5104 Dorothy M............. 4970 Marj. P............... 4869 Mary Lou T ............ 4807 Mary H............... 4631 ClaraS ................ 4461 Gloria S............... 4430 High Average Carolyn Bruce......... 224 High Single Dorothy Kelly ........... 279 High Double Marleen Sheehan....... 477 200 Games Helene B. 201, Gwen Taylor 202, Joan Bruce 205, Mary H. 208, Mary N. 210, Helen S. 219, Clara S. 219,Marion H. 220, Gloria S. 237,1 Marleen S. 239,238, Shirley B. 263, Carolyn B. 246,223, Mary Lou T. 252, D. Moore 256, D. Kelly 279. LEGION LADIES Team Standings Sutcif fe............ 6 8567 Bruce.............. 5 7906 Annaert............. 4 8210 Sheehan............ 3 7643 High Average i3ern1ice Partner ......... 220 High Single Dorothy Oke ............ 292 High Triple Diane Howarth....... 649 200 Games Dorothy Oke 292, Nyhi Shee- han 257, Mary Gray 244, Joan Sutcliffe 239,217, Diane, How- arth 237,231, Bernice Partner 227,227, Marg Perris 220, Jean Burton 213, Fran Bruce 208, Marie Bissonette 205. off and the blocking on the sweeps was impressive. 0f course, its hard to overlook a defensive team that holds the opposition scoreless. In fact Coach Brunt portel ofthaiit Brnwman- viile's defensive squad- have yielded only 14 p oints intheir three games so far this séason (two exhibition and one regu- lar league). 1As Brunt coinmented "it was an excellent gamefor us" and it looks like the BUS Sen- iors could be off to a fine season. The next home game for the Seniors gets underway at 3:00 p.m., Tuesday, October 2nd, with the Redmen hosting Courtice Secondary at BUS. 261,Ron Etcher 253, Russ Oke 251, Dr. H. B. Rundie 250, Russ Hailman 249, Gord Wilcox 239, Elwyn Dickey 238, Larry Piper 238, Dave RIeynolds 237. Team Standing Team.... Pns..Points Frank's Variety .. 10523 8 Osborne & Shank nsý 10300 8 Pepsi Cola.......... 10202 7 Cowan Pontiac Buick 10091 7 Kens Mens Wear .. 9964 5 Beaver Lumber ... 9945 4 Dykstras Food ......9ý525 4 Mutton Sheli ....... 10101 2 I.G.A............... 9642 3 Rice Bowl Rest.. 9355 3 Jury & Lovel ....... 10041 1 Lander Hdwe.... 9609 1 FO()UN D RY Team Standings-- Team.... .Points ... .Pins Sore Heads .......... 7 9223 Gutterbails.......... 5 9546 Alley Cats ........... 5 8803 Screw Balis.......... 4 8816 Head Pins...........3- 9056 Aces.............. 3 7904 High Singles J. Dewell - men ......... 274 F. Draper - women...252 SHigh Triples J. Dewell - men ......... 696 F. Draper - women...671 Gamnes Over 200 S. Adams 270, B. Stiles 217, J. Bridger 236,213, F. Woolner 244, M. Adams 226,220,225, J. DeWll 274, 225, 0. Knapp 203, B. Adams 203, 255, 210, C. Ferguson 237,J. Sierhuîs 201. HOBBS The Canadian Statesmnan, Bowmanville, Sept. 26, 1973 9 BOWMANVILLE MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION FINA'NCIALSTE September 5, 1972 until August 31, 1973 RECEIPTS Balance on hand Sept. 5, 1972 ..... 1,261.55 Profits from 1971-72 "Club 200" .... 1,992.95 Sponsors fees....................... 2,100.00 Donations........................... 420.00 Practice fees....................... 2,736.20 Gate receipts....................... 5,927.61 Draft fee.................... ........ 50.00 Crest sales.......................... 105.00 Entry fees for Mite Tournament .. .............. 175.00 Advertisers............. ........... 195.00 Final Banquet and Dance.............. 507.75' TOTAL RECEIPTS $15,471.06, EXPENSES Ice Time 1971-72 .............. ..... 1,398.50, Bowmanville ice September 1972 - April 1973 ................. 4,653.50, Newcastle ice for 1972-73 season ................'2,582.00, Referees and timekeepers........... 1,907.50 O.M.H.A ................. 1.......... 248.44' Cleaning uniforms............... 61.00, Equipment1 (a) socks...................... 178.58 ý (b) sweaters.................... 3731.09, (c) goalie pads, sticks ...... ...... 417.47, Tournament fees ................... 1,334.35, Donations .......................... 20.00 Advertising ........................ 278.80> Trophies......................... 44.37 Dinners for Young Canada Day................ 241.00, Lunch Tickets for- Mite Tournament.................. 61.00- Crests............................. 624.02 Final Banquet and Dance .............. 703.85 Miscellaneous ,...................... 171.67 Balance on hand August 31, 1973.................... 171.92 TOTAL EXPENSES............ $15,471.06> .e..... .. .. ..e...... A *eA High School Football BHS Senior RedmenOff To Fine Start Beating Eastdale Eag les 28to In order to give the very best service to our customers we sîncerely regret that timne wiII permit us te service ON LY what we seli. Farry Locke T.V. EtLutil McG ;ýREGOR HAF