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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1980-02-06, Page 10Family Valentine Dance Fri. Feb. 8 Ethel Hall Time - 8:00 - 12:00 Midnight ADMISSION - $2.00 each OR Family of 5 - $6.00 GAMES - Gong Show -Price is Right -Block Game • 4FRIZES FOR GAMES Lunch Provided gif MUSIC - STEVENS D.J. Intermediate HOCKEY 1ST HOME PLAY OFF Monkton vs Brussels Bulls Sunday, Feb. 10th Last scheduled game, Win may determine first place. Game time 8 o'clock-B.M.G. This ad sponsored by GORD WORKMAN PLUMBING & HEATING JMILLEkI For reservations phone 524-2191 Nestled in Benmiller, Ont., just. 7 kilimetres east of Goderich on Huron County Road 1.• just off Highway 8. Benmiller Inn WELCOMES YOU!. • Plan to attend our SATURDAY. NIGHT • DINNER: • DANCES This is your personal invitation to join us for an evening of Wine, Dinner and Dancing. Come and enjoy 'a superb I3enmiller Dinner. Come and enjoy live entertainment each and every Saturday night by the renowned Johnny Downs and his Or- chestra. Dinner starts at 7 p.m. Music from 8 to 1.1. .p.m. Dress is optional. Reservations only. s5.00 cover charge, 16th RDANZ. FEB' 'RTS S AT.° — ENTINE IABRu'IG cii-311\1 , AiwaYs Welcome! Come. relax in one of our lounges... On the way to a party? A play? A dance? Drop out with your friends and relax in front of the fireplace. anytime...noon to midngiht, We feature two lounges fully licenced under the L.L,I3.0. VOTE February 18..... GRAEME CRAIG A Man You Can Count On! Meet Graeme at - Pm can count on Graeme Craig and the Liberals to - 1. ACHIEVE ENERGY SECURITY at fair prices to all Canadians - by strengthening-Petro Canada, not destroying it. 2. NOT INCREASE the excise tax on gas and diesel fuel. 3. NOT APPLY the excise tax on, food prod- uction energy, as this is in effect a tax on food. 4. NOT. APPLY the excise tax on public trans- portation energy, including school buses. This will keep your school taxes down. 5. INCREASE THE GUARANTEED ANNUAL INCOME SUPPLEMENT by $35 per month. 6. RE-ESTABLISH GUARANTEED LOANS and regain our international position to help ex- porters, not hurt them as the Clark embassy flip flop did. 7. PRESENT A COMPREHENSIVE AGRICUL- TURAL POLICY for the benefit of both farm- ers and consumers. FEB. 12 - GODERICH ARENA AUDITORIUM Beef-On-A-Bun With John Munro — 5:00 - 7:00 P.M. FEB. 13 - EXETER LEGION HALL Beef-On-A-Bun With Alastair Gillespie 5:00 - 8:00 P.M. FEB. 15 - LUCKNOW COMMUNITY CENTRE Beef-On-A-Bun With Donald MacDonald — 5:00 - 8:00 P.M. BRUSSELS 887-6273 CLINTON 4824861 GODERICH 524-2161 SEAFORTH 527-0667 I EXETER NGHAM" 317-21166 W 44 February 18 Vote Graeme Craig Liberal DROP IN FOR A COFFEE AT YOUR LOCAL LIBERAL COMMITTEE. ROOMS PUBLISHED' RT THE OFFICIAL AGENT FOR GRAEME CRAIG, *ALTON; ONT THE BRUSSELS, POST, FEBRUARY 6, 1,980 W ees . beat Teeswater .1 3-1 T he Pee Wee.team was in Teeswater on Monday night for their first game of the second round of playoffs. They picked up. a 6-3 victory over the. Teeswater team. Scoring for Brussels was Kevin .McArter with 3 goals, Wayne Wheeler, Sean Kieffer and Rick Knight 1 goal each. Assists went to Tim Fritz and Kevin McArter. •The played the second game of the series at home on Friday night where they scored a resounding 13-1 victory to eliminate Teeswater from this round of playoffs. Brussels goals were scored by Marty Rutledge with 3 goals, Tim Fritz 2, Mike Vader 2, Kevin McArter 2, Dean Wheeler 2, David Wheeler 1, Sean Kieffer 1, each. Assists went to David Wheeler, Dean Wheeler, Kevin McArter, Marty Rutledge, Tim Fritz, Mike Vader, Kevin Johnston, Paul Tolton. The Peewees will now play Ripley in the next round with the first game in Ripley on Tuesday night and the second game in Brussels on Friday night. C. Whitfield top lady bowler Carolyn Whitfield was the top lady bowler with her triple of 664 and a high single of 226. Judy Adams was second high single with 187 and Marjorie Keffer was third with 183, Second high triple went to Marlene Corrie with 494 and third went to Wilda Higgins with 493. For the men, Pete Jack- son was high with his triple of 598 and his high single of 233. He was followed by Ray Adams with a 595 triple and a 224 single. Third high single went to Bill John- ston with 221 and third high triple went to Dennis Newby with 568. Games over 200 were bowled by' John Rae 218, Bill Johnston 221, Pete Jackson 233 and 207, Jim Adams, 215, Fred Cousins 219, Lennie Quesnelle 209, George Cousins 208, Carolyn Whitfield 226, 223 and 215, Ron Maurais 209, Ray Adams 224. In team play; "Bad News Bears" took 7 points off of "Sure Shots", Team 4 took 5 points leaving the "Toilet Bowlers" to take 2 points; "Poor Exc-u-use" took 5 points against "No Name Brand" letting them only take 2 points. Team Standings Sure Shots .78 Bad News Bears 72 Team 4 67 No Name Brand 60 Poor Exc-u-u-se 52 Mite Bowlers 49 On Wednesday night the Atoms were at, home to Hensall and defeated them 18-4. Goal scorers were Marty Rutledge and Dean Wheeler with 7 goals each, Steve Wheeler 2, Bruce Johnston 1, Mike Saxon 1. Assists went to Steve Wheeler, Mike Saxon, Bruce Johnston, Dean Wheeler, and Marty Rutledge. The Midgets played their first game against Tara at home on Wednesday night and scored an 8-5 win. Ke n Cousins led the scoring attack with 4 goals, Brian Tenpas 2, Stewart Cardiff 1 and Todd Wheeler 1. AsSists went to Paul Johnston, Ken Higgins Mike Watson, Ken Cousins, Brian Tenpas. They travelled to Tara on Friday night and won their game only after playing a 10 minute over- time period. The score was 6-5. •Goal scorers were Paul Johnston with 2 goals and Todd Wheeler and Ken Higgins 1 each in regular time. Assists went to Kevin Deitner, Brian Tenpas, Ken Cousins and Mike Watson. Brussels scored 2 goals and Tara 1 in' the overtime period. Brussels goals were scored by Ken Cousins, unassist- ed , with Doug McArter getting the winning goal with assists by Todd Wheeler and Kevin Deitner. This win eliminated Tara 'from the series. Brussels 'will now play the winner of the .Blyth-Zurich series, possibly on Wednesday night. The Bantam team, opened their second series With Drayton on Wednesday night in. Drayton. They scored a 5-3 win. Brussels goal scorers were Kevin Wheeler with 2, Dean Rutledge, Darrin Rutledge, Rob Cardiff 1 each. Assists went to Doug Shaw, Rob Bone- schansker, Darrin Watts, Kevin Wheeler, Dean. Rutledge. They played the second game in Brussels on Friday night and after playing a 10 minute overtime period the score remained tied at 3-3. Brussels goal scorers were. Kevin Leis, Doug Shaw and Pete Bennett. Assists went to Rob Cardiff, Pete Bennett, Brian Wheeler, Kevin Leis, Doug Shaw. Brussels will play in Drayton on Wednesday, Should they loose the fourth game will be back in Brussels on Friday night. A tie is all they need to eliminate Drayton. The Novice team played an exhibition game at home on Saturday night with Lucknow. They defeated the visitors 5-1. Jeff Earl was the leading scorer with 4 goals, Tim Dillow got the' single. All goals were unassisted. Mrs. Jean Taylcit spent the weekend in Beamsville and St. Catherines, She attended the funeral of her sister-in,- law, (Rev.) C.E. Taylor,. Rev. Taylor was a :former' minister at' Ethel, United Church. Mrs. Ida Evans has return- ed home after spending two weeks with Mrs, Olive Arm- strong in London. Mrs. Gertrude Bolger visi• ted recently with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Fowler of South- ampton and in Port Elgin with Mr. and Mrs. Don Fowler. While there she also Pee Wees represent Legion The Brussels Peewees were in Palmerston on Sunday as representatives of the C-1 Zone district winners to participate in the tournament of other zone winners. Their first game was against Meaford' and they defeated them 2-1. Kevin McArter scored both goals unassisted. They played their second game o gainst Walkerton and were defeated 4-1. Brussels z nly goal was scored by Kevin „Johnston unassisted. The Brussels Peewees and their coaches would like to express their thanks to the Brussels Legion for sponsoring them in the local zone C-1 tournament in Palmerston. met, with Mrs. Jack (Doneld McDonald) Cattrill, a former Brussels resident, and enjoy- ed in reminiscence of Brus- sels. Mark and Kyle Procter of Ailsa Craig were visitors for two weeks with their grand- parepts, Mr. and. Mrs. Ralph Pearson while their patents, Nancy and Murray, were on vacation in California and Hawaii. 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