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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1979-04-11, Page 11111s. Thurs.Night Only SURF 'N TURF with Baked Potatoes and Salad Good Friday Special Fish 'n' Chips Free Easter Eggs 4 111o. THE GALLOPING GOURMET COUL HAVE DONE IT BETTER — Brian Patterson (left) and Neil Pipe of Brussels Public School seemed pretty happy with their cooking accomplishments after testing out some maple syrup recipes 887-6914 Restaurant Brussels k Open from 6 a.m. 7 days a week 0 OLYMPIA 0 Saturday Special Veal Cutlets soup or juice, dessert Easter Sunday Special Baked Ham pineapple, scallop potatoes - soup or juice, dessert Rib SteakBaked Potatoes soup or juice, dessert KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION for September 1979 Brussels Public School Thursday, April 19th Letters will be sent to parents indicating the time. If you do not receive a letter by - April 11th please phone the school [887-9361]. Children must be five years of age by December 31, 1979. PLEASE BRING PROOF OF AGE. WATER COLOUR WORKSHOP Presented by Visual Arts, Blyth Centre for the Arts. Friday — May 4, 7 - 9 p.m. Saturday — May 5, 9 - 12, 2 - 5 p.m. Sunday — May 6, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Demonstrations, slides and application of various watercolour methods. Given by Michele White & Marie Charbonneau (both O.C.A. grads.) Class limited to 25 pre-registered students Fee $15.00 plus materials fee. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 5 23-940 3 between 5 6 p.m. Lions BINGO ,Every Saturday. at Blytli. Memorial Hall 12 rem l0 each • 3 share the wealth $150 jackpot 60'66116 • every Sat. at :8 rim:, WALTON INN The Finest Country Dinina Open Good Friday and Monday EASTER SUNDAY SPECIAL Old Fashion Ham & Scalloped Potatoes As well as fall menu Come and Dine at • 'WALTON INN' open 7 days a week located six miles east from 8 ti.m.-7 p.m, of Blyth on County Rd. 25 phone 887-9293 THE BRUSSELS POST, APRIL 11, 1979 11 The Brussels Peewees were at home to Teeswater on Monday night in the first game of the best of three final championship series. The boys won the first game of the series 6-3. Doug Shaw scored the hat-trick for Brus- sels with Tim Fritz getting 2 goals and Rob Cardiff 1. Assists went tc DeanRutledge Darrin Watts, Kevin McArter, Doug Shaw, Tim Fritz and Paul Machan. The Peewees then return- ed to Teeswater on Wednes- day night for the second game. The game ended with a 6-4 score in favour of Brussels. This gave the. Brussels Peewees the' series and the "D" championships. The W,O.A.A. was present to present the team with the championship trophy. Leading the attack for the Brussels team was Darrin Watts with four goals. Kevin McArter and Paul Machan scored one goal. each. Assists went to Doug Shaw, Rob Cardiff, Darrin Watts Kevin McArter, David Cossitt. Other players involved on the team were Brad Black, Kevin Johnston, Dean Rutledge, Tim Fritz, Rich Knight Wayne McCutcheon and Gary Arm- strong. Coaches were Murray Lowe and Allan Nichol. Congratulations on a great win boys! ATOMS WIN W.O.A.A. CHAMPIONSHIP After winning the first two games of their series, the Brussels Atoms travelled to Teeswater on Tuesday night for the "third game of their best of five series. The local boys defeated Teeswater 5-3 to win the championship three games straight. David Wheeler scored 2 goals, and Dean Wheeler, Wayne Wheeler, Shawn Bremner, one goal each. Assists went to Robbie Zimmer, Paul Tolton, David Wheeler and Shawn Brem- ner. The Atoms also partici- pated in the annual Mildmay Atom Tournament the last weekend in March. In their first game on Friday night, they played Flesherton whom they defeated 4-0, Scoring for Brusselsjwere David Wheeler with 2 goals, Wayne Wheeler and Dean Wheeler 1 each. Assists went to Sean Kuffer, Marty Rut- ledge, Paul Tolton and Dean Wheeler. They played their second game on Saturday against Elma-Logan in a good game of hockey and came up with a 2-1 victory. Dean Wheeler scored both goals for Brus- sels with assists by Sean Kuffer and David Wheeler. They returned to Mildmay on Sunday to play their third game of the tournament against Teeswater. They During the week April 2-8 OPP at Wingham de- tachment conducted 32 investigations. Eleven charges were laid under the highway traffic act and seven warnings were ,issued. Three charges were laid under the liquor licence act. Six charges were laid under the criminal code. During the week, there were ten motor vehicle col- lisions which caused an estimated $18,200.00 in pro- perty damage and injuries to seven persons. On Thursday, April 5, Marjorie P. McKenzie of Mildmay was driving on Highway #4, South of the W. Jct. Huron- Bruce county boundary, Turnberry Township when her vehicle slid. on the icy road, entered the east ditch and stuck a tree. The driver and passengers in her vehicle received minor in- juries. They were Catherine M. McKenzie, Robert J. McKenzie, Both of Mildmay; Allan Fischer of Formosa; Anne. and Terrance Schwehr, Both of Mildmay. On Sunday, April 8, Dennis R. Siddal of Dutton, was involved in a single car accident on #25 county road, west, of sideroad 33-34, East came through once more and scored a 6-1 victory over Teeswater. Scoring for Brus- sels were Sean Kuffer with 2 goals, Marty Rutledge 2, and Shawn Bremner and Dean Wheeler with 1 goal each. Assists went to David Wheeler, Paul Tolton and Sean Kuffer. This win put Brussels into the championship game for the tournament to defend the trophy for the fifth straight year. In a good game of hockey the Brussels boys just couldn't overpower the team from Thorton, The final score was Thorton 3, Brussels 1. Brussels' only goal was scored by Marty Rutledge unassisted. Better luck next year boys in the tournament. Congratulations on your W.O.A.A. "D" Champion- ship. Wawanosh Township. His vehicle entered the north ditch, and into a field. Injured as a result of the collision was Alice I. Siddall, also of Dutton. Crib scores W. L AV Ernie Back 125 105 54% B. Weber 122 118 50% S. Workman 121 109 52% G. Jacklin 120 120 50% B. Elliott 93 97 49% K. Webster 87 123 41% G. Nichol 77 63 55% John Smith 60 40 60% Glen Bridge 47 53 47% Neil Adams 45 35 56% Ron Adams 39 51 43% B. Adams 14 16 46% Six injured Thursday Pee Wees, Atoms both win WOAA championships ::I1 ;!•=.'