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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1972-02-16, Page 4Brussels 10 Wingham 5 Scoring for Brussels: Kenny Cousins 5 goals 2 assists Brian Tenpas 2 goals 1 assist John Huether 1 goal 1 assist Terry Glanville 1 goal Paul Johnson 1 goal Brian McGavin 2 assists Kenny Higgins 1 assist Scoring for Wingham: J. Penny 2 goals 1 assist P.Montgomery 2 goals B.Gerrie 1 goal 2 assists M.Rintoul 2 assists ALL STAR RECORD/TYKE W L T PTS. Brussel. 10 0 0 20 Opponents 0 10 0 0 NOVICE PLAYOFFS Brussels 6 Belmore 0 Scoring for Brussels: Scott Wheeler 2 goals Robert Demaray 1 goal Doug. Cousins 1 goal Kevin Pennington 1 goal Kevin Hergott 1 goal Tim Prior 2 assists John Richmond 1 assist Gary Mcwhirter 1 assist Brussels 4 Belmore 2 Scoring for Brussels; Doug Cousins 1 goal Mike Pfieffer 2 goals Scott Wheeler 1 goal 1 assist John Richmond 1 assist Tim Prior 3 assists Kevin Pennington 2 assists Scoring for Belrnore; Greg Inglis 1 goal Wayne Ballagh 1 goal Brian Hays 1 assist Dave Fischer 1 assist STANDINGS WL T PTS. Brussels 2 0 0 4 Belmore 0 2 0 0 (Brussels wins series and now meets the winner of Belgrave and Blyth in the WOAA Semi- finals.) PEE WEE PLAYOFFS Monkton 10 Brussels 4 Monkton 16 Brussels 3 4—THE BRUSSELS POST, FEB. TYKE 4.4 NOViQg Rangers : 13rnies- s,00ring, for Rangers; Prim Scott I goal 1 assist Gary McArter 1 goal. Poug. Cousins 1 goal 1 assists Ken Cousins 1 goal 1 assist Brian peitner 1 goal 1. assist, Scoring for 13rnins;. Richmond 1 goal 1 assist Gary McWhirter 1 goal Kevin Pennington 1. assist Tim prior 1 assist Seals Penguins Kings W L T TS 7 2 Q 14. 5 2; 2 12. a 4 2 8 2 2. MIDGET PLAYOFFS Brussels 7 Ripley 4, Ripley 10 Brussels BruSSelS. Ripley 6 W I.. -T. PTS. i3russeis, 2 1 Q 4 Ripley l 2 0 (prussela wins series) 53 154 39 138 43 133 , 38 131 40 128 35 30 25 114 20 26 105 20 104 33 98 29 98 26. 97 27 96 20 91 25 89 20 88, 25 . 20 87 20 86 27 85 17 80 14 80 18 79 19 78 18 '78 26 76 17 '75 17 '72 17 67 15 67 13 60 13 59 15 58 13 58 17 57 13 56 8 51 13 46 12 46 9 46 7 46 7 43 7 41 10 .40 5 . '36 4 35 6 29 5 27 4 . 26 5 .,.20 •. McCUTCHEON MOTORS LTD. YOUR NEW CAR GM CHEVROLET and OLDSMOBILE DEALER 1971 MODELS Pontiac Venturi II, 2-door, 6 cyl. Vega Hatchback, Fully Equipped 1970 MODELS Impala Custom, 2-door, HT. Dodge Polara, 8-cyl, AT., Sedan 1969 MODELS Olds 442, 2-dr. HT., PS., PI3., Radio Torino, 2-dr. HT, Power Steering, Radio Impala, 4-dr. HT., Fully Equipped 1968 MODELS Olds, 4-door, HT., Power Windows Pontiac Laurentian, 4-door, Full Power Plymouth, 4-dr., Sedan, 6-cyl., AT. Radio Impala, 4-dr. HT., Full Power Chevelle, 2-door, 6-cyl., AT., PS. 1967 MODEL Chevelle, 4-door, HT., 6-cyl., AT Radio 1966 MODELS Chevelle. Malibu, 6-cyl., AT., 4-dr. Chev. Biscayne, 4-dr., 6-cyL, AT. Olds., F85, 8-cylinder, AT., 4-door Sales and Service — Phone 887-6856, Brussels Over 25 Years Serving Brussels and Area AUTO SKI SNOWMOBILES NOW DEALERS OF ADVENTURE CAMPER TRAILERS — SEE US ON MAIN STREET = Good. Used Snowmobiles on Hand. Bauer Farm & Garden Equipment Brussels 11...../mftwomemoligligassonlmosyftrorow, BRUSSELS TRANSPORT We want more cusomers. We are expanding our livestock trucking. PIGS MON. A.M. as USUAL PIGS WED. A.M. Winter Months ONLY • Cattle Trucking and Shipping Service * GEORGE PHONE 887-6122 HAYWARD'S Discount & Variety Patent Medicines — Cosmetics Tobacco Groceries and Stationery House tea Social Evening Marks Departure Standings WOAA Brussels 6 Zurich 4 Brussels 6 Zurich 3 W L T PTS. Brussels 2 0 0 4 Zurich 0 2 0 0 (Brussels wins series and now plays in the WOAA Champion- ship final against either Nue- stadt or Lion's Head) 4, FUTURE TYKE GAMES Saturday, February 19 6:00 Hanover at Brussels Monday, February 21 7:00 Brussels at Monkton Friday, February 25 7:00 Goderich at Brussels TOURNAMENTS UPCOMING (in which our teams are entered) February 24 to March 5 - Clinton BANTAM Hockey Tournament. March 4 - Lucknow TYKE Tournament March 4, 11, 12 - Harriston BANTAM Hockey Tournament March 11 - Blyth NOVICE & PEE WEE HOUSE LEAGUE Tournament March 18 to 25 - Goderich PEE WEE Hockey Tournament March 24 to 27 - Listowel TYKE Hockey Tournament. Monkton 2 0 0 4 Brussels 0 2 0 0 (Monkton wins series and is now playing Blyth) BANTAM PLAYOFFS Monkton 5 Brussels 3 Brussels 7 Monkton 1 Monkton 4 Brussels 2 W L T PTS, Monkton 2 1 0 4 Brussels 1 2 0 2 (Monkton wins series and now plays Belgrave) SHELF LIFE LIMITED FOR STAPLE FOODS By Dora W. Burke Home Economics Branch How long have those packages of mixes, puddings, and staples been sitting on the shelves in your kitchen? Most staples and packaged foods will be safe to use long past the recommended stor- age time but they will deteriorate in flavor and texture. It's a good idea to date grocery packages and make a point of using the' oldest packages first. The recommended storage life for staples and packaged goods varies with the product and the conditions under which they were shipped and stored. Some retain top quality for six months, some for one year, and others for longer. All packaged foods should be kept in the original sealed cartons until opened. Then, they should be put in airtight con- tainers. A year and a half is the suggested storage time for prod- ucts such as baking powder, un- sweetened chocolate, gelatin of all types, casserole mixes, hot roll mixes, and instant potatoes. 'A year is suggested for bouillon cubes, pre-melted chocolate, flour, pudding and cake mixes. Bread crumbs, cooked cereals, nonfat dry milk powder, and pan- cake Mix should be used up in six months. To get the best flavor, tex- ture, and performance from the packaged foods ,you buy, check your cupboards regularly and plan menus to use tip groceries While they're at their best. 16, 1972 social evening was. held; on, called to .the. platform, Stanley FrldSY in; NO., ,school Hillen read the address and maKtupp, when a presentation. Mrs, Gilbert Smith made the was MOP to Mr, and Mrs, John. presentation of ,a tri-41a.ht floor .poyd„ who are leaving soon to. lamp, on behalf ' of their friends., take up residence in Seafortn, and neighbours, progressive euchre was. played with .the poxe for most games' going to Russel Peltglik Ladies most games went to Mrs. Mac lineoey, Lone hands for men to. Gordon Pryce, lone hands for ladies, Mrs, Gilbert Smith. consolation pries.. went. to Ethel Dennis, and Mac Hussey,. Mr, and mrs, Boyd were BowlingNotes Ladies' Singles; Marg Smith, 248; Marlene Rutledge, 231; Jane Ward, 215. Ladies' Triples : Marg.Smith, 610; Marlene Rutledge, 607; Dianne Huether, 555. Men's Singles: John Cousins, 252; Greg. Huether, 240; Gordon Matheson, 237. Men's Triples: John. Cousins, 646; Gordon Matheson, 612; Car- son Watson, 584, Dart, League Scores TEAM STANDING: Blyth Team 132 Points Sam's Gang 131 The Archers 126 Jamestown 118 Len's Gang 111 " Cranbrook 95 " 5th Line 91 " Grabers Team '74 " Morrisbank.... 71" 6th Line 71 " INDIVIDUAL STANDING St. Fin. Pts. Ernie Back 46 Harm Thalen 60 Hilt Ward 47 Jack McWhirter 55 Ken Patterson 48 Ken White 57 Jim Smith 56 Ross Nicholson 64 Gordie Guy 67 Glen Bridge 53 Bob Elliott 64 G.Hetherington 32 Mick Conaboy 40 Dale Brecken- ridge 45 Alf Nichol 42 Adam Smith 51 Al Nichol 39 Bob Scott 48 Dick Stephenson 37 Ross Duncan 47 Neil Adams 46 Charlie Shaw 31 Russ Hall 46 Barry Adams 52 Ross Somers 43 Ron Kingsbury 40 Karl Kokesch 42 Willis Knight 24 Sid White 41 Jan Van Vliet 38 Bob Fraser 33 Gordon Engel 3347 Harry Bolger Jack Logan 33 Archie Willis 2832 Jim Dellow Sam Workman 23 Ross Bennet 30 Clem McClellan 35 Brian Adams 20 Ken Brown 22 Reg Watson 28 Ken Graber 29 32 Ted Elliott Larry Fear , 27 Len Lamont 20 pete Cardiff 26 127 116 107 High Score 3 Darts; Dick Stephenson' 180 High Score for the Evening; Glen Bridge 140. Maple Leafs 5 Canucks 1 Scoring for Maple Leafs; Mike Watson 2 goals Scott Wheeler 3 goals Paul Johnson 1 assist Jim Adams 1 assist Bradley Wright 1 assist Scoring for Canuoks: Brian Armstrong 1 goal STANDINGS W L T PTS. Rangers 8 0 1 17 Maple Leafs 4 4 1 9 Canucks 3 6 0 6 Bruins 2 7 0 4 HOUSE LEAGUE/ PEE WEE & BANTAM Penguins 0 Blues 0 Seals 4 Blues 3 Scoring for Seals: Edgar Williams 2 goals 1 assist Bob Bridge 1 goal Gerald Rutledge 1 goal 1 assist C arm an Bernard 1 assist Rick Demaray 1 assist Bill King 1 Assist Scoring for Blues: Murray Nichol 1 goal 1 assist David Stephenson 1 goal Larry Scott 1 goal Randy Somers 1 assist ALL-STAR TYKE HOCKEY Bill McArter 27 Murray Kelling- ton 17 Murray Johnston17 Howard Bernard 18 Ken Johnston 10 Mr, and. Mrs. BOYd exPreesed their appreciation and thanks sPd invited everyone to visit them in their new home. Lunch was served by the ladies.