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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1972-11-22, Page 8‘$.74!: Local Briefs 0:„ Jimmy and. Joe_ Adams and John Richmond ,and Brian Kell-, ington Went te Toronto, Satur- claY nigbt to lee ToronteAndmin, nesota play. They won the trip through the London Free Press by getting 5 new customers. Mrs. Chester Rintoul is a Patient in Seaforth Hospital after suffering a fractured hip. Her Brussels friends hope she will have a, speedy recovery, Three Brussels community boys, Philip Blake, Rickey Mc- Donald and. Blaine McCutcheon are playing hockey this year with the Listowel Junior C. Cy- clones. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Askin Of BUnSVOle. „Spent the, weekend. with Mr. and: Mrs, George Evans.. Mr,and Mrs, Woodrick, PlIao.44 Aer24r.A. of Woodstock, • Mrs, Fred Wesenberg and Tammy,, and Joe Wesenberg of LondOn, and Joe Abbott of G.*. Won. were weekend: visitors with Mr.: and Mrs. george -Wesenbergo pr. and Mrs.. ponaid McRae, spent the weekend at, their hellie in,.Prpesels, Mr. and' Aire. Roviver of. London, were visitors' last week with. Miss Beth Hoover and Mr. and Mrs. Norm, an Hoover,. Stuart Nichol of. Scarborough was a weekend visitor with his .mother, Mrs. F. Nichol. P.r W. 0, A. A. JUVENILE Harriston 11 Brussels 6 FirSt Period - Harriston, Newman (Chimas) :13; Harriston, Chimas (Smith) 8:13; Brussels, Workman (Thomas Wheeler) 12:54; Harriston, Fisk (Newman, Chimas) 16:04. Second Period - Harriston, Newman (Fisk, Cavelle) :15; Harriston, Fisk 1;04; Brussels, Wheeler (Sellers) 3:20; Brus- sels, Wheeler (Edgar) 6:47; Brussels, Edgar (Wheeler) 10; 21; Harriston, Dowler (Holland) 10:34; Harriston ' Dowler (Hol- land, Ca.velle) 13;19; Harriston, Holland 18:04. Third Period - Harriston, Dowler (McPhail) 3:53; Brussels, Bauer (Brewer) 5;15; Harriston, Fisk (Rane) 11:00; Harriston, Telker (Holland, Smith) 17:33; Brussels, Wheeler 19:39. FUTURE GAMES at BrusSels at WinghaM at Brussels at Brussels at Brussels Nov. 30 - Brussel, at Monkton JUVENILE Nov.23 - Brussels at Harriston Dec. 1 - Brussels at Mildmay PEE WEE Nov.23 - Brussels at Milverton ' Nov.24 - Milverton at Brussels Nov.30 - Monkton,sels at Dec. 1 - Monkton at Brussels MIDGET Nov.24 - Lucknow at Brussels Nov.28 - Brussels at Kincardine Dec. 1 - Kincardine at Brussels Nov.22 Nov.28 Nov.29 Nov.22 Nov.29 NOVICE • MllYerton - Brussels Wingham BANTAM - milverton • Monkton BIG AN I DOE 1111111S1(1 THE NEW '73 EXCITING, RUGGED, TOP-PERFORMANCE, DEPENDABLE. EIGHT EXCITING MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM. See Boa-Ski's new instrumentation panel, deep padded seat, wide stance skis and exciting stylings. There's more to Boa-Ski. GEORGE SOMERS'. REPAIRS BRUSSELS, ONTARIO 41 man's best friend in the snow ENTERTAINMENT: AT THE NEW AMERICAN HOTEL BRUSSELS, ONT. Friday and Saturday Night HOWARD SMITH ORCHESTRA -Coffee Shop and, Dining Room Now Open - WE FEATURE:- Turkey - Spareribs and Sauerkraut. Fish and Chips • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • QUEEN'S HOTEL -- Brussels • • • : Friday and Saturday Night • • • • The Lesperance Trio from Zurich: • : Food specials Wednesday nights: • • • • • • • • as usual from 4 to 7 p.m. • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • b Dining Lounge Open Sunday 4 so, • • fi 'S Vi• 44. Hockey series under .we W.O.A.A.remembers 30 years history W.O.A.A. PEE WEE Blyth 11 Brussels 0 First Period - Blyth, Camp- bell (Hallam, Watson):30; Blyth, Stewart (Watson) 7:00; Blyth, Hallam (McLinchey, Campbell) 7:30; Blyth Howson (Stewart Reid) 13:00; Blyth, Knox (Wat- son) 19:00. Second Period - Blyth, Wat- son (Campbell, Stewart) :58; Blyth, Watson (Hallam) 4:55; Blyth, Knox (Howson) 9:35. Third Period - Blyth, How- son (Pollard) 6:32; Blyth, Camp- ' bell (Stewart) 9:15; Blyth, How- son (Hallam) 16:35. W.O.A.A. PEE WEE Blyth 6 Brussels 1 First Period - Blyth, Stew- art 4:00. Second Period - Blyth, How- son 9;00; Brussels, Scott (Smith) 10:30; Blyth, Whitfield (Mc- Linchey, Stewart) 18;15. Third Period - Blyth, Whitfield (Hull, Pollard) 9:15; Blyth, Whitfield (Howson,Hull) 14;45; Blyth, Watson 19:5. W.O.A.A. BANTAM Blyth 10 Brussels 5 First Period - Blyth, Arthur (Howatt, H) 9:50; Blyth, Put- tman (Lyon) 11:43; Blyth, How- aft (Plunkett) 15:42; Second Period - Blyth, Pol lard (Plunkett) 2:35; Brussels, Stephenson (R. White, Demray) 5:00; Brussels, Nichol ( R. White) 6:15; Blyth, Howatt (Plun- kett, Pollard 8:58; Blyth, Plun- kett (Pollard) 16:47. Third Period - Brussels, Stephenson (Nichol) :39; Brus- sels, R. White 5:24; Blyth, Ar- thur (Plunkett) 9;35; Blyth, Arthur (Plunkett, Pollard) 12:25; Blyth, Howatt (Plunkett, Pollard) 14:12; Brussels, Nichol (Pletch) 16:27; Blyth, plunkett (Howatt) 16;51. W. O.A.A. BANTAM Blyth 9 Brussels 3 First period - Blyth, Pol- lard (Arthur) 54 18. Second Period - Blyth, Plun- kett (Arthur, Howatt) 1:42; Brus- sels, R. White (King) 6:52; Blyth, Arthur (Plunkett) 17;51; Blyth, Manning (Arthur) 19:41. Third Period - Brussels, R. White :16; Blyth, Plunkett, (How- att) :33; Blyth, plunkett (pollard) 4:16; Blyth, Pierce (Arthur) 9:20; Brussels, Jutzi (R.White) 10:49; Blyth, Pierce (Bromley) 16:13; Blyth, Howatt (plunkett) 17:43. A feature of the 30th anniver- sary of the formation of the West- ern Ontario Athletic Association which was marked in Wingham recently was the presentation of a history of the WOAA by long time secretary manager, Alf Lockridge of Wingham. Officers elected included President Ivan Gordner, wing- ham, vice president - Jim Prior, Brussels, second vice - Dave Neilson, Gorrie, and third vice - Ray Morrell, Walkerton. On the executive committee for the ensuing year are Jean Liesemer, Mildmay; Gordon Rathburn, Durham; Jim Green Wellesley and Ken Petrie, Port Elgin. In his report Mr. Lockridge said; ,,For the benefit of those who do not understand the league and how it operates, I would like to draw your attention to a few facts. The league this year has sponsored 412 teams, all told, in the different sports, base- ball, softball and hockey and a total of 8,045 players, coaches and managers have registered. glIn addition to your execu- tive and secretary-manager, a great many conveners are re- quired, and I want to thank them for their co-operation and the part they play in the lea- gue's operation. "In baseball and minor ilocKey the league is forced to operate in territory allotted to them by the parent bodies. "A great many changes have come about in the league in the 30 years of its existence. First came the AFFL with the OHA and this was the work of Tory Gregg . It was through his efforts and hard work, and don't you think for one minute that these things come easy. This has been lost through a difference of thinking on policy, and I hope some day your ex- ecutive can regain this. I be- lieve it is necessary, and should be for the betterment of hockey. “There have been some out- standing sportsminded men who played a great part in the league's growth. To name a few, the late 'Doc' Cruickshank of CKNX, Tory Gregg, Hugh Hawkins, Norman Hill, James Inglis, Geo- rge Grant, Harry Doughty and many more. "There was no intention of operating other sports, only min- or hockey at that time, but the presSure from almost every town and village in the territory put pressure on the executive and they started one sport after an- other, I feel they made quite a contribution to sports over the years. As there was not artificial ice except in Owen Sound, we did the same as they do now, kept playing, and when we were ready for playoffs there was no ice. That was where Tory Gregg came to the rescue and through his .connections with the manager of the Owen Sound arena, the teams played off there with no charge for the ice time. What a relief when that was over. ,,The league in the beginning opened up a place for the young player to start and the men of that day realized this and really backed the league. That is when rinks started to go up with ice plants in them, and today there are not more than three or four with natural ice. "In hockey some of the boys went on to greatness, such as Paul Henderson, Gary Doak, Larry Jeffery, Doug Brindley, Don Liesemer and out of our minor system now there is Bill Brown of Wingham, Whitby of Lucknow, Gloor of Mitchell, Gateman of Southampton, Jack Chipchase of Hensall and there could be more. (Continued on Page 9) W. 0. A. A. JUVENILES Brussels 6 Gorrie 4 First Period - Brussels, Wheeler (Sellers) 10;34. Second Period - Brussels, Edgar (Wheeler, Exel) 1:34; ' Brussels, Elliott (Wheeler, Sel- lers) 18:57; Brussels, Wheeler, (Hopper, Elliott) 19:39. Third Period - Gorrie, F air - les (Powell, Johnston) 3;16; Gorrie, Inglis (Edgar) 5:05; Gorrie, Edgar (Allen) 6;13; Brus- sels, Wheeler 8;55; Brussels, Wheeler (Edgar, Elliott) 9:48; Gorrie, Inglis (Fairles) 13;16. S-THE BRUSSELS POST, NOVEMBER 22, 1972 GREY CENTRAL HOME and .SCHOOL ASSOCIATION - present - • A TALENT SHOW FRI., Nov. 24 at 8:00 p.m. Grey Central School Silver Collection DANCING At FAMILY PARADISE Saturday Nov. 18th "COUNTRY CAVALIERS" FAMILY PARADISE CAMPING and SNOWMOBILE CLUB Refreshments Available - Lunch Served I W.O.A.A. NOVICE Brussels 9 Blyth 1 First Period BruSsels• itergott (Tenpas) s' Second period - Blyth, Camp- bell (Elliott) 2:40; Brussels, Pen- nington (Cousins, Huether)10:50; Brussels, Tenpas 14:15. Third Period - Brussels, D. McCutcheon 5:00; Brussels, D. McCutcheon (Tenpas) 5:15; Brus- sels, Huether (McWhirter) 7;35; Brussels, Cousins (Pennington) 8:15; Brussels, Cousins 12:15; Brussels, Pennington (Cousins) 14:50. W.0 • A. A. NOVICE Brussels 7 Blyth 1 First. Period - Blyth, Stokes (Youngblut) 1:18; Brussels, Pen- nington 10:15; Brussels, Higgins, (Kennedy) 11;48. Second Period - Brussels, Pennington (Higgins) :48; Brus- sels, Kellington (Kennedy) 3:00; Brussels, Huether (McWhirter, Pennington) 9:48. Third Period - Brussels, Cousins (Tenpas) :50; Brussels, Watson 5;32.