The Brussels Post, 1979-03-28, Page 9THURSDAY
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WALTON PUBLIC SCHOOL
March 29, 1979
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THE BRUSSELS POST, MARCH 28, 1878 9
Bantams win in Harriston
After being defeated by
Bothwell in the first game
and then defeating Tiverton
in the second game on
Monday, the Bantams re-
turned to Harriston on Friday
to play for the Consolation
Championship. The oppos
ition was provided by Lang-
' ton.
With only 1 penalty as-
sessed to each team, the
boys played a good gaine of
hockey. They defeated Lang-
ton 3-2 to win the "D"
Consolation Championship of
the tournament. Scoring for
Brussels was Todd Wheeler
with two goals and Kevin
Bishop with one goal. Assists
went to Steve Knight, Kevin
Wheeler, Todd Wheeler, and
Kevin Bishop. Honourable
mention goes to Neil Mitchell
who played goal for the
game. Other players were
Kevin Kellington, Peter Ben-
nett, Stewart Cardiff, Kevin
Deitner, Doug McArter,
Bruce and Robbie Bones-
cha.nsker, Brian Wheeler,
John Anstett and Kevin Leis.
Coaches are Dale Machan
and Mel McArter.
The Midgets who are
currently playing a best of
seven series with Paisley
travelled to Paisley on Wed.
night where they were de-
feated 6-2. Scoring for Brus-
sels were Paul Johnston and
Mike Watson. Assists went
to Todd Wheeler, Paul Bragg
and Andy Westberg.
The same two teams re-
turned to Brussels for a game
on Sunday night. The Brus-
sels team was facing elimin-
ation, put talents to good use
and came up with a 6-3 win.
Scoring for Brussels were
Ken Cousins with 2 goals and
Brian Temps, Neil Elliott,
Mike Watson and Paul John-
ston with one each. Assists
went to Ken Higgins, Gary
McCutcheon, Darryl. Young-
blut, Brian Tenpas, Ken
Cousins.
' The Peewees returned to
Goderich on Wednesday to
play their second game in the
Young Canada Peewee Tour-
nament. They played a team
from Ilderton in an exciting
game of hockey. The game
was tied 3-3 at the end of
regulation time. They played
two-five minute over-time
periods when Ilderton scored
with 42 seconds remaining.
Scoring for Brussels were
In the 'Brussels Mixed
Bowling League on Tuesday,
March 20, top performance
was given by Dennis Newby
with his 337 high single and
highest high triple of the
year of 810. He also had two
other high singles of 240 and
233. In second spot was John
Rae with a high single of 313
' and a high triple of 657. In
this category was Jim Adams
with a high triple of 664.
High Ladies for the night
was Carolynn Whitfield
with a high single of 244 and
a high triple of 581, and
Wilda Higgins with high
singles of 242 and 203, and
Wilda also high with a high
triple of 589.
Other good strong triples
were played by Tom Stevens
with 640, Ray Adams 610,
Robbie Cardiff, Doug Shaw
and Darrin Watts. Assists
went to Kevin McArter and
Darrin Watts. Otfier players
were Brad Black, Dean Rut-
ledge, David Cossett, Kevin
Johnston, Tim Fritz, Paul
Machan, Rick Knight, Gary
Armstrong and Wayne Mc-
Cutcheon, Coaches are Mur-
ray Lowe, Allan Nichol.
NOVICE WIN
W.O.A.A, TROPHY
The Novice team travel-
led td Mitchell on Saturday
afternoon' to play their first
game in their best of 3 series.
They came home with a 7-0
victory.
The Mitchell team re-
turned to Brussels on Sunday
night for the second game.
Brussels scored a 5.0 victory
to capture the Group 2
Championship. Joyce Mc-
Clure was on hand to present
them with their W.O.A.A.
Championship trophy and
crests. Scoring for Brussels
and Fred Sawyer 665. More
high singles over 200 were
bowled by Tom Stevens 263
and 228, Carson Watson 247,
Ray Adams 240, Jim Adams
233, 225 and 206, Danny
Keifer 230, Kathy Smith 222,
Doug Henderson 221, Peter
Jackson 220, Joe Adams 217,
Jane Draper 212; Fred
Sawyer 207 and 201 and
Isabel Sims 207.
The "Go-Get-Ers" team
No. 5 is in the lead with 112
points.
was Dean Nicholson with 2
unassisted goals, and Blaine
Marks, Mark Pennington
and. Steve WheelEr with one
goal each. Assists went to
Ian Johnston, Tim Dillow,
Steve VV,heeler and Craig
Smith, Other players were
Gary Leis, Neil Pipe, Jeff
Earl, Garry Martin, Bruce
Johnston, Donald Hastings,
Barry. Blake, Craig Work-
man. Coaches are Jerry
Dillow and Howard Martin.
ATOMS ELIMINATE
BLYTH
The Atom team is current-
ly playing in the W.O.A.A.
playoffs. They travelled to
Blyth on Monday night for
their first game of the series
and scored a 7-1 victory.
Scoring for Brussels were:
Dean Wheeler with 3 goals,
Marty Rutledge 2 goals, and
David Wheeler, 2 goals.
Assists went to Sean Kieffer,
Wayne Wheeler and David
Wheeler.
Blyth returned to Brussels
on. Wednesday night for the
second game and were de-
feated 3-1. Brussels goals
were scored by Dean Wheel-
40th Wedding
Anniversary
for
Mr. & Mrs. James
CAMERON
of Sarnia
Formerly of Can,brook &
Walton
in
Brussels Legion Hall
April 7
Dancing 9-1
Best Wishes Only
,Everyone Welcome
er, David Wheeler, Marty
Rutledge. Dean Wheeler
picked up 2 assists, This win.
eliminated Blyth from the
playoffs.
Oa Friday the Atoms open-
ed their series against the
norhtein group which was
Teeswater, They scored a 4-1
victory for their first win of
the series. Leading the Brus-
sels attack was David Wheel-
er with 2 goals and. Dean
Wheeler and Paul Tolton
with one each. Assists went
to Robbie Zimmer, Sean
Kieffer, Shawn Bremner,
Paul Tolton and Dean Wheel-
er. The next game is to be
played in Teeswater on Mon.
night.
GAMES THIS WEEK
Tues 6:30 Zurich Peewees at
Brussels
? Atoms at
Brussels
8:30. Bantam Practice
1
Fri. 7:00 ? Peewees at
Brussels
8:30 Itermediate All Star
Game North vs South
Lions
BINGO
Every
Saturday
at
Blyth
Memorial Hall
12 reg. - 10 each
3 share the wealth
$150 jackpot 60 calls
every Sat at 8 p.m.
Dennis Newby has
top bowling score
Wed, 7:00