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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1972-11-08, Page 9TEAM STANDING: The Archers 38 Points Sams Gang 35 " Cranbrook Jamestown 5th Line BlYth Lens Gang 29 Grabens Team 28 " Morrisbank 22 if 6th Line 21 " High score for the evening; Ken Patterson . 34 pp 31 " 31 " 29! " 1 872 ESTABLISHED 4Brussels Post $4.00 A Year in Advance — $5.00 to US.A. — Single Copy 10c BRUSSELS ONTARIO • A: CiV.Saik1.1 J.60.4•••01.1110.1 Y ES Please send me the Brussels Post for the next year. I enclose $4.00 0 Please bill in• Street or P.O. Six Totten or City Province 111.4 Y ES Please send me the Brussels Post for the next year. I enclose $4.00' 0 Please bill me 0 Name Street or P.O. Box Town or City Province it .00 per year Fill in and mail this coupon •••••••4444eadweeaswa••••••••••••••••••• THE BRUSSELS POST, NOVEMBER 8, 1972-9 Subsription by mail Anywhere in Canada News from Brussels Public School .tp, 4 ‘a. 41 Curlers hold card' Party The Brussels Curling Club held a card party in the Curling room at the arena on Monday night. Prize winners were: Mrs. Glen Rathwell, ladies' high, D. A. Rann, men's high: Low lady, Mrs. Jack Kelly, low man Bob Locking. This was the first event in the curling season which opens Monday and Tuesday of next week. Brussels bowling results Ladies High Single Jane ward 372, Marlene Rutledge 253, Wil- da Higgins 242 Ladies High Triple, Marlene Rutledge 633, Jane Ward 601, Joyce Jacklin 592. Men's High Single, Ralph Triebner 295, Mick Conoboy258, George Langlois 254 Men's High Triple, George Langlois '704, Ralph Triebner 650, Bob Pipe 636. remembrance day ceremonies. AsseinhlY - Time; 9:00 o'clock Brussels Public School Gym Date: November 10th Each grade will present a large poppy, Remembrance Day Film and Filmstrip Memorial music and a dedication service. Parents and friends invited. We welcome these new stud- ents for 1972 - 1973; Gr. 1- Michael and David. McPherson, Jennifer Franklin, Billy Joe Mann Waneta Jacobs. Gr. 2 - Rodney Becker, John. Franklin, Kim Ganner Gr. 3 - Sherry Massey, David Mann, Roy Jacobs Gr. 4 - Jack. Mann Gr. 5 - Joe Mann Gr. 6 - Billy Smith, Brian Mann Gr. 7 - Wayne Bell, Suzanne McPherson Gr. S - John Massey SPECIAL EVENTS Photographs - Question - What, did you feel like when you sat down to get Your picture taken? Answers - or, - Brenda Rich- mond I felt stupid. Paul. Machan - Gr. 2 - Janice Adams funny Evelyn Stroop happy Brenda Tenpas - I don't know Halloween Dance Grade eights held a dance at the school on Friday Oct. 27. The people kind of liked it, but they have been to better dances. Sp, ecial thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Fischer and. Mr. Prior. Grade '7 - Assembly The Grade 7 assembly was held Wed., Nov. 1, The Grade 7 presented a few skits since there was only a short amount of time. After the assembly Mr. Scott showed a film. It was very enjoyable. SPORTS New Equipment The Brussels School got new playground equipment. There are two swings, one set of rings, • a see-saw, a pole to climb on and a swing bar. The pupils enjoy this equipment and every recess You usually find quite a few children there, CROSS COUNTRY Tuesday, October 31st? 1,972 the cross-country run took Place near LondesiXorO. Our star run- ners competed against ten other schools in this area. The top runners for our ,school were - girls; Carol Wheeler, Dianne St- ephenson, Mary Lynne Caridff, and Judy Adams. Boys; Ken Cousins, Scott Wheeler, Keith McLean and. Bill King. Scott Wheeler was the only runner from our school to come in first place. SOC cgR Boys The boy's in- termural soccergas won by Jamie Jutzi's team The Demons. They put out Dave Stephenson's team, the Super F -s. Other teams involved w..J..e Roger Kufski's team, the. Morris Mutts, Danny White's team, the. Dusters and Paul Gowing's team, the Blue- vale Bombers. GIRLS - There are two girls teams that can't quit tyingsoccer games. Judy Adam's team, Judy's Jokers and Rhonda Kef- fer's team, Rhonda's Rompers are paving a hard time deciding who will go on to play Linda Macha.n's team, Mac's Monkeys. The Jokers and HOrePers have tied eight times. Other teams involved are the. Hot Shots and Johnston's Waxers. Late Flash; The Rompers finally won 1-0. They go on to play Mac's Mon- keys in the finals, cote - paw IL A rric; OFN Oeivt44 IN To w•! iqtrrit rnkfeR! COR OR f 1941 nifooao." •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••44444444444444444444444.4444444444444414•444•44••••••••444•••••••••••••••••••••11 Dart, league score a INDIVIDUAL STANDING St. Fin. Pts. Jack McWhirter 21 15 51 Ernie Back 22 14 50 Dale Breckenridge 19 14 47' Glen Bridge 19 13 45 Ross Nicholson 20 9 38 Ken Patterson 13 12 3'7 Ken White 16 10 36 Neil Adams 16 10 36 Sam Workman 15 10 35 John Smith 14 10 34 Russ Hall 15 9 33 Bob Elliott 13 9 31 Harm Thalen 10' 10 30 Sid White 18 6 30 Hilt Ward 11 9 29 Ross Somers 11 9 29 G.Hetherington 1'7 6 29 Clem McClellan 19 5 29 4 Ken Johnston 21 4 29 Gordon Guy 21 4 29 Adam Smith 10 8 26 Alf Nichol 12 7 26 Ron Gordon 10 7 24 Jim Smith 11 6 23 Willis Knight 13 5 23 Jan Van Vliet 10 6 22 Murray Kellington 12 5 22 Gordon Engel 12 5 22 Brian Adams 14 4 22 Ross Duncan 9 6 21 Dick Stephenson 11 5 21 Murray Johnston 16 2 20 Harry Bolger 16 2 20 Ken Graber 9 4 1'7 Larry Fear 8 4 16 Al Breckenridge 7 4 15- Mike Idzik 7 4 15 Bill McArter '7 4 15 Bob Scott 9 2 13 Pete Cardiff 9 2 13 Charlie Shaw '7 2 11 Karl. Kokesch 4 3 10 Ron Kingsbury 6 2 10 Al Nichol 4 2 8 Bob Fraser 4 2 8 Murray Govier 4 2 8 Reg Watson B 1 8 Archie Willis 5 I Ross Bennet 4- 1 6 Keith Hesselwood 3 1 5 Dale Pletch 3 0 3 Len Lamont 2 0 2 For a hundred years people have been subscribing to the Post WHY DON'T YOU?