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T111.111SDAY„ JAN, 24th, 1963,
HPCKEY SLANTS
(BY B. Beixhes)
Atweo.d. Vs Brussels.
• • LaSt Wednesday night, at the
- Brussels arena? Atwood .trounced
the local intemediate hockey team,
...to the tune of 13
First Period,
The first ten minutes of the
first Period was given to good fast
hockey for both team% with a
Penalty to Atwood. They opened,
up with two fast goals, and four
;in less than five minutes of play.
Second Period
The second period, opened up
fast, Brussels' scoring their first
goal at the ten second mark. This
was short lived for Atwood came
Brussels seored their, second.,
Brussels scored their seconed,
Atwood, scored twice and Bus-
sell once to end a hard checking
period )vith seven, penalties
banded oat, three to Brussels ant
four to Atwood.
Third Period
The third period being played
straight time was a fast checking
period only to have three goals'
scored on. Brussels by the -visiting;
team,
Brussels played a good game
but Atwood was too strong for
them to cope with.
The game was watched by a
small crowd of adults but more
students,
Goals Scored
First Period
1, A Paul Newbigging,
assist D. Aitchison
2, A — Paul Newbigging,
3, A Bruce Coughlin
assist 13, Howatt
4, A — Ross Coughlin
assist G. Coughlin
Penalties I. to Atwood.
Second Period
1, 11 Beirnes
5, A -- Don Howatt
6, A -- M. MeCurt
assist G-. Hymers
7, A -- Bruce Coughlin
J. Pox
assist M. Lowe
8, A — M. MeGurt
9, A Gerald Ames
3, 13 —J. Fox from iii. Beirnes
'Penalties 0' to Brussels and 4 to
Atwood
Third Period
10, A — 111.1VICurt
assist B. Coughlin
11, A It, Coughlin
assist G. Douglas
12, A — R. 'Coughlin
assist G, Coughlin
Penalties 1 to Brussels
BrUssels
Ken Storey, goal
Ernie Beirnes
B. ,Rutledge
Lowe
S. Coultes
J, 73,11
,W. Lowe
Bronson.
R. Trumbly
Fok
Jacklin
AtWOod
arty Inglis
icon Bowman
Thing Aitchesdia
Bruce, Coughlin.
bon. HoWatt
Gerald Mies'
hen Ne'whiggins
iciord Ilymer
Paul Newbigging
Gerald Douglas
Gerald ,Cougliain
'toss Coughlin
Murray MOurt
ijeo. JohnSton.
Teams and coaches are workingi
hard to build a godd hockey teams
,for Brussels and they deserve the
support of the fans, d.nd they
need the encouragement of your
attendance at the games.
HOW CAN I 7
HoW can I separate a num-
ber of postage stamps that have
beconie stuck tighly together?,
don't soak them. Instead,
lay a thin paper over them and
suit a moderately hot iron over
the paPer, They will come apart
easily, and the gine will still be
usable.
. HoW can t remove. Ink
stain from a rug?
These can usually be re-
moved by making a paste of but-
terniiik and starch, applying, and.
i leaving it on for two or three
days. Then , rinse and let dry.
Itepeat the process if necessary.
Q. How can I repair a crack In,
basement laundry tub7,,
First,- widen the crack 11%
the tub by opening it With. a COM
diligel and liainnier, then clean;
Cita the dirt, grease, and soap.
NeXt Mix Seine Rtharge and
glycerin to a putty just stiff
enough to be worked into the
Brack easily :with, a. putty knife.
Let, your repair patch dry for at
least 24 hours before running
any water into the tub.
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Place, the program with a Latin-
Ainerican beat, on the CRC radio
network each Saturday evening.
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