B4 - Wednesday, October 27, 1982 - North Shore News

Sunday's G.S.L. football
action, hindered by
neavy rain and _ wind,
provided some low scoring
defensive struggles.

The Falcons’ extended
their unbeaten streak to
séven games as_ they

narrowly defeated the Colts
6 - 2 in the Bantam division.
Both teams had difficulty in
putting together offensive
drives as their respective
defenses came up strong
shutting down each others
offence.

The only T.D. came in the
fourth quarter on a 30 yard
reception by Marty Ratee

BOB WYMAN
Chairman,
Pemberton Securities Lid.
Trade & Finance
Division Chairman

the

“WHY P ie WORKING FOR
THE UNITED WAY...”

“lve been responsible for the allocation of my firm's
charitable donations for close to a decade. There have been
days when I've met with up to five representatives of dif-
ferent health or human care organizations, each seeking
funds for their legitimate, worthwhile causes. I'm certain that
others who have been in this position will agree that these in-
dividual meotings are extremely time-consuming and often

from Q.B. Hector Saddhul.
' Dave Haywood played an
excellent game as defensive

linebacker along’ with
defensive backs Rob Rodvic
and Rob Harrop. The Colts
defense. was anchored by
outstanding performances
given by Ken Nicol and Erik
Bjarnason. The Squamish
Titans downed the Patriots
20 - O in the other game.

In the only Junior Bantam
game, the Esks came out on
top, beating the Vikings 14 -
0. Mark Vancoughnett
scored both majors, one on a
20 yard run and the other on
a 15 yard interception
return.

perplexing

of trade and finance

HEIR eyes on . the ball, these two young Sutherland volleyball ‘p is
concentrate on getting the ball over the net in a bantam girl's volleyball tournament at

But then there’s United Way. representing no jess than 84
health, human care and community services which are utiliz-
ed by a true cross-section of our community.

| heartily endorse this concept of one gift to one diverse um-
brella organization That's why my firm's largest charitable
donation this year has gone to United Way, because | feel
this “inclusiveness” is beneficial to everyone. And that's also
why I'm personally involved with United Way, heading a divi-
sion seeking corporate donations, and authorization to con-
duct employee canvasses, from companies within the area

We are asking employees to donate one day's pay to help
United Way reach its campaign target of $8 6 million Please
give generously, enabling United Way to continue serving
some 46,000 North Shore residenta per year Thank you!”

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Mixed league

The Lions may not be Competitive: WLt
doing all that well, and the 4, cos 5 1 9 Ramblers 6 0
NFL may still be on strike, Fast Eddies 5 1 09 Bombers 5 1
*~ but flag football onthe North Brownles 5 1 0 oar a $ i
Shore is going great. Oct. 24 M-Machine 3 21 bioees
Packers 23 1 Spartan Ollers z2 4
was the last league game gy Bird Sound 1 5 © Queens Cross 2 4
before playoffs begin, and Howards ~~ ~~ 1 5 9 RedDogs t 5
what a tight season it has Queens Cross 1 5 0 Seymour Receivers 9 6
been for both leagues. The . .
playoff games should be Recreational :
really exciting with the. Old Guard a ' °
eventual winner of the men’s * Overlanders 3°32
league going to Campbell . Green Streak 3 21
River for the Provincial- Homes 3 4 i
tournament. The standings: fatons 1 4 H
are as follows for the men’s’ . Wildcats 140
leagues: . 0 60

ers.

John Redden was ex-
ceptional on the offensive
line while strong defensive
play came from lineman
Ross Forman and Dave
Redworth and Blair Anson
in the secondary.

The Minor Division saw
the Lions clip the
Roughriders 14 - 12. Both
majors came from John
Sedlack, while Mark
Christion, Erik Hofsted and
Mathew Wilson received
praise for their exception

_ performances.

The rest of the teams were
on the road this week-end in
Kamloops in exhibition play.

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