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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-01-10, Page 7Murray itolling, ten 14 5 24 Bob Fraser 12 5 22 Archie Willis 16 -1 22 Dale pletch 15 3 21 Don 1.5 Q 15 Len -Lament 10 2 14 High score for the evening: Karl Kokesch Glen Bridge 133 Sams Gang The Archers Cranbrook 5th -Line Blyth Lens Gang Jamestown Grabers Team Morrisbank 6th Line 97 Points 9 3 PP 90 " 88 PP 86 Pf '76 68 ft 65 Pp 59 56 PP WMS The January meeting of Brussels Presbyterian Church w.m.s. was held at the home of Mrs. John Yuill with the new President, Mrs. Mair in the chair. The meeting opened with a poem "A Summary for a New year" and “Facing the New Year in Faith" by Mrs. Mair. Hymns were sung with Mrs. King at the piano. The scripture was read by Mrs. Jack Bowman from the first. Chapter of Genesis andMrs., King gave the meditation. Mrs. Steiss gave the secretary's re- ports-and Mrs. Speir gave the treasurer's report. Mrs. Yuill is taking a car load to the An- nual Meeting in the Presbyterian Church in wingham. There were 25 calls on sick and shut ins. Mrs. Speir read . an article on Judy Bridges' Home of Hope. Jim Patterson 17 Gilbert Hethering- ton ' 33 Lothar Weber 31 Elston Speiran 29 Donald Clark 26 Eldon Wick 24 Harry Bolger 22 Gordon Engel 22 Jack Conley 21 Pete Van Veen 16 John Engel 14 Doug Purdy 14 Carl Uhler 12 Doug Conley 7 Jack Knight 2 TEAM STANDINGS Jim Hart 39 points Jack Cox 34 '9 Bob Alexander 32 Jim Patterson 32 Doug Rathwell 30 Bradley Speiran 29 Frank Workman 26 Gilbert Hethering- ton 19 69 68 68 62 55 53 44 43 36 35 Bradley Speiran 38 23 84 Jim Hart 26 26 78 Doug Rathwell 32 23 78 Bob Alexander 40 15 70 Jack Cox 34 13 60 Stew Steiss 22 19 60 Ernie Lewington 27 14 55 Frank Workman 26 12 50 16 49 PP fp PP ,, PP 19 11 41 22 9 40 18 10 38 31 3 3'? 22 6 34 21 6 33 11 9 29 1.1 8 27 15 3 21 14 3 20 10 3 16 12 2 16 3 13 3 8 THOMPSON and STEPHENSON MEAT MARKET Phone 8874294 FREE DELIVERY FRESH BEEF LIVER • • FRESH SIDE PORK SMOKED BACON • • 2lb. 550 Old South FROZEN ORANGE I for 89 • 0. Starting Ian,- 2nd IOlgo• all custom ititting. and Wrapping will be raised from 5c to 7c a pout*. 11 1 II MIMED VEGETABLES 5.50. 1b-, 75¢: lb. 994 a- ia Brian Kellington 2 1 3 Gary McWhirter 0 3 3 Terry Kennedy 0 3 3 Mike Watson 1 1 2 Gary McCutcheon 0 2 2 Kevin Hergott 1 0 1 Terry McCutcheon 1 0 1 David Engel 0 1 1 BANTAM SCORING Dave Stephenson Steve Pletch Murray Nichol Randy White Danny White Paul Gowing Bi 11 King Jamie Jutii Murray Wheeler Rick Gies Rick Demara.y MITE SCORING Terry McCut- 48 cheon Bradley Wright 2 John Huether 2 Stewart Cardiff 1 Ron Godkin 1 Steven Knight 1 Kevin Wheeler 1 Danny Achilles 1 1 49 1 3 1 3 1 2 1 2 0 1 0 1 0 1 PEE WEE SCORING G A PTS Murray Ducharme 8 2 10 Scott Wheeler 7 2 9 David Watts 3 4 '7 Brian Scott 3 3 6 Bill Smith 0 6 6 Doug Cousins 2 2 4 Brian Deitner 0 3 3 John Richmond 0 2 2 Tim Prior 1 0 1 Brian Armstrong 1 0 1 Rick Demaray 0 1 1 Mike Pfieffer 0 . 1 1 MIDGET SCORING G ' A Keith Raymond 8 7 Edgar Williams 6 7 Ray Nicholson 7 5 Roger Humphries 6 6 Ross McCall 5 6 Glen Warwick 8 2 Bruce Blake 3 6 Bill Bones- chansker 5 3 Tim. Wylie 1 6 Ron Riley 1 5 Jim Yeoman 0 6 Lloyd Valiance 4 1 Paul Mutter 2 3 Danny Campbell 2 3 Kevin Townsend 1 1 JUVENILE SCORING Gerald wheeler Don Edgar John Elliott Rick McDonald Bill Sellers Darrell Bauer Les Brewer David Thomas Chris Exel Pete Gibson Don Gibson Ken Hopper Don Workman Edgar Williams HOUSE LEAGUE HOCKEY Sabres 4 Canucks 4 Sabres Scoring: Ron Godkin (2 goals); James Brennan (1 goal); Bruce Godkin (1 goal); Brian McGavin (1 assist). Canucks Scoring: John Huether (2 goals); Joe Adams (2 goals); Paul Johnston (2 assists) Leafs '7 Bruins 0 PTS 15 13 12 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 6 5 5' 5 2 PTS 31 19 14 6 6 6 4 4 4 2 2 1 1 1 G 10 6 9 5 0 2 2 3 1 0 A 9 9 5 8 5 2 0 2 1 PTS 19 15 14 13 5 5 4 4 3 3 1 G 21 8 4 3 1 1 2 1 0 1 0 1 A 10 11 10 3 5 5 2 3 4 1 1 1 0 0 .rc:ax:,wuu~~:i,'::.(~4w:.+s1.;aao.u.;;r1pant.{1:I:..uta Dart league standing dart league Minor hockey results INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS INDIVIDUAL STANDING Ernie Back 56 40 136 Dale Brecken- ridge • 49 28 105 Glen Bridge 44 30 104 John Smith 33 32 97 Ross Nicholson 55 21 97 Hilt Ward 38 28 94 K e n white 4Q 27 94 Harm Thalen 39 25 89 Russ, hall 38 25 88 Bob Elliott 42 21 84 Gordon Guy 55 14 83 Sam Workman 33 22 77 jack McWhirter 33 20 '73 G. Hetherington 33 20 73 Sid White 36 18 72 Clem McClellan 40 16 '72 Alf Nichol 33 19 71 Ken Patterson 28 21 70 Ken Johnston 32 19 70 Nell Adams 37 16 69 Ross Somers 35 16 67 Willis Knight 35 16 67 Dick Stephenson 32 17 66' Jim Smith 28 18 64 Adam Smith 28 1'7 62 Ross Duncan 27 16 59 Bob Scott 24 14 52 Harry Bolger 33 9 .51 Clarence White, 24 13 50 Jan Van Viet 26 12 50 Ron Gordon 25 12 49 Gordon Engel 30 9 48 Murray Johnston 29 9 4'7 Mike Idzik 29 9 47 Brian Adams 27 9 45 Larry Fear 26 8 42 liPt, Watson 24 8 40 Charlie Shaw 23 8 39 Al Nichol 18 10 38 Bill McArter 12 12 36 Ross Bennet 19 8 35 Al Breckenridge 19 7 33 Pete Cardiff 22 5 32 Ron Kingsbury 16 30 Murray Govier 18 6 • 30 Karl Kokesch 13 7 27 Ken Graber 17 5 27 Doug Rathvvell 27 21 Jim Hart 22 23 Bradley Speira.n 34 17 Bob AleXander. 36 13 Stew Steiss 19 18 Jack Cox 29 12 Ernie Lewington 22 11 Frank Workman 21 11 Jim Patterson 12 12 Donald Clark 29 3 Gilbert Hether- ington 13 10 Elston Speiran 15 8 Lothar Weber 17 6 Eldon Wick. 16 5 Harry Bolger 18 ,3 Gordon Engel 8 7 Jack Conley 8 7 Pete Van Veen 15 3 John Engel 12 2 Doug Purdy 8 3 Carl. Uhler 10 2 Doug. Conley 6 3 TEAM STANDINGS Jim Hart 33 points Jack Cox 31 " Bob Alexander 27 PP Jim Patterson 25 99 none Rathwell 25 99 Frank Workman 23 Bradley Speiran 22 Pt Gilbert Hether- ington 15 PEE WEE BEES Brussels '7 Blyth 2 First Period Blyth, Johnston (Plunkett) 3:00 Brussels, Cousins 8:42 Brussels, Mann (McCutcheon) 14:55 Second. Period Brussels, Pennington(Kennedy) 11:35 Brussels, Cousins 15:00 Third Period Brussels, Kennedy (McCutcheon) 8:00 'Brussels, McWhirter 9:00 Blyth, Johnston 10:15 Brussels, Cousins (McCutcheon) 18:00 WOAA NOVICE ,W L T PTS. 'Lucknow 12 0 0 24 Wingharn 6 3 2 14 Brussels 6 4 2 14 Belgrave 6 4 0 12 Milverton 4 4 1 9 Teeswater 4 7 1 9 Blyth 4 '7 r a Ripley 0 13 0 0 WOAA BANTAM W L T PTS Teeswater 7 0 0 14 Blyth ' '7 3 0 14 Milverton 6 4 0 12 Monkton 5 4 0 10 Lucknow 4 4 0 8 Brussels 1 '7 1 3 Ripley 0 '1 1 1 WOAA PEE WEE W L T PTS Teeswater 8 0 0 16 Blyth '7 4 1 15 Ripley 6 3 1 13 Milverton 5 2 1 11 Lucknow 3 6 1 '7 Brussels 3 '7 0 6 Monkton 0 10 0 0 WOAA MIDGET W L T PTS Ripley 7 2 0 14 Lucknow 6 1 1 13 Brussels 6 2 1 13 Milverton 5 1 1 11 Monkton 3 9 0 6 Blyth 1 4 2 4 Kincardine 0 9 1 1 FUTURE GAMES WEDNESDAY, JAN. 10 Novices vs Blyth 7:00 Bantams vs Blyth 8:30 FRIDAY, JAN. 12 Pee Wees vs Blyth 7:00 Juveniles vs Wingham 8:30 Sabres vs Leafs 4:30 Canucks vs Bruins5:30 SATURDAY, JAN. 13 Coaches Clinic 8:30 Bantam Bees vs Clinton 4:30 SUNDAY, JAN. 14 Legion Pee Wee' Tournament EXHIBITION MITE Brussels 6 LucknOw First Period Brussels, Godkin (Wright) McCutcheon 3:25 Brussels, McCutcheon 6:00 Brussels, McCutcheon 13:55 Second Period Brussels, McCutcheon 13:13 Third Period Lucknow, Eadie (Clark) :45 Brussels, McCutcheon •(Godkin 7:45 Brussels, McCutcheon (Achilles) 11:24 WOAA MIDGET Lucknow 4 Brussels 4 First Period Brussels,Mutter(Nicholson)1:10 Lucknow, Mann 7:30 Second Period Brussels, Humphries (Wylie, McCall) 4:30 Brussels, Valiance 7:22 Third Period Brussels, Warwick (Boneschan- sker) 5:20 Lucknow, Murray (Mann, Mont- gomery) 13:00 Lucknow, Mntray (Montgomery) 16:52 Lucknow, Mann 19:06 WOAA NOVICE Teeswater .4 Brussels 2 First Period Teeswater, Meyer(Donaldson) 4:35 Teeswater, Leahy (Schiestel) 10:20 Brussels, T. McCutcheon (Cousins)12:25 Second. Period Teeswater, Walters(Meyer, Lamont) 7:03 Teeswater, McKenzie(Walters) 11:50 , Third Period Brussels,Kellington (G.Mc- dutcheon,Kennedy)4:08 WOAA JUVENILE Brussels 4 Mildmay 1 First Period No. scoring Second Period Brussels, Wheeler (Exel, Mc- Donald) 8:40 Brussels,Wheeler 10:50 Third Period Brussels, Williams(Edgar)2:07 Brussels, Wheeler (D.Gibson) 3:32' Mildmay, Cronin (Nilain)11':46 NOVICE SCORING G A PTS Ken Cousins 8 5 13 Darwin McCut- cheon Kevin Pennington Steve Huether Brian Tenpas Ken Higgins Leafs Scoring: Terry McCutch- eon (4 goals, 2 assists); David Engel (3 goals); Todd Wheeler (1 assist) Sabres 6 Bruins 0 Sabres Scoring: Steve Knight (2 Oats, 2 assists); Ron Godkin goals, 2 assists); Greg Huniphriea (2 assists); Paul Kirkby (1 goal); brute dodkir (1 goal); James Brennan (1 assist) Cranbrook Walter Miller, vice-president of the National Farmers Union won support fOr en id eafrOM what he would likely think an unusual source. Mr. Miller, at a meeting last Week in Harriston over the pro- potal for a dump in Minto town- ship for garbage from Toronto, Called for legislation to make recycling of garbage mandatory. His call won support from the Huron County FederatiOn of Agriculture Thursday night at a meeting in Clinton.: In dis- cussing the situation in - neigh- bouring Wellington county, the Huron county tartlets telt Mr. Miller's suggestion was the long term answer to' the problem of duinping. AS to supporting the idea Of the vice-president of the long- time rival NFU, Peter Chandler, -. a director from EaSt WaWatiOSh declared that it the Pederation ever hoped to have a general farm organization must be Wit., ling to support the NFU when the, Union had a good idea. President Mason Bailey of Blyth said he' wondered iY at times the govoriiment wasn't glad to see the two farM groups at each other's throata beedilae it kept farmer's; from getting together to Voted a united stand. 'The motion tarried truant, • trieriely, Adfiat Vos et Eilyti4'dhaitii4at of the ptepetty•oonitnitteerepot- 8 1 9 6 3 '9 2 2 4 1 3 4 2 1 3 Huron Federation a grees with. OFU ted that the committee of the Huron and Bruce federations and farmers along the route of the proposed Ontario Hydro power line from Douglas Point to Sea- forth is nearly •ready to sit down and start bargaining with Hydro. Committees for the coming year were announced at the meet-. ing. The social committee Will be Made tip of Dave McCallum, pat flunking, Betty Stafford and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Down. The education committee will include Doug Fortune, Peter Chandler, SteWart Wilson and Jack Tibbet. The property committee involves Adrian Vos, Alan Turnbull, Jack Stafford, Howard Pym and Stan- ley Johns. The , wi .11 be two Membership commiti,;es, one for the north and another for the south o f the County. The north involves Jack Stafford, Bill CoulteS, Bill Mann and Bil Beysenberger. The south Will be made lip of Alan Turnbull, Don Raider, John Oke and Jack, Taylor. The Input committee includes Vince* Austin,Arnold Taylor, Frank Konarski and. Ken Campbell. The resolutions committee Will be' made tip- of Neil Staple- ton, Deng Fortune, Jamies Mc, IntOah and Phil butarid . The aSSeSsment tonimittee IS made up of Morris Sean, Gordon Bian- chard, Hugh' Rundle and Harry Ilayter. Leafs 7 CaniiCkS 3 Leda Scorings, Terry Met OtitCheOn (7 goals); :Paul Engel 0.4) Richard Haveman (1 assist); DaVid Eogei (I assist); David Ilan (1 assist). qa.iniCka Scorings kevinwheelee (2 goals 1 assist); Brian Wheeler (I goal 1 aaalat). 'Mt MUSSELS Pb T, JANUARY iii;