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Due to weather conditions all afternoon events of the
BRODHAGEN WINTER CARNIVAL
Saturday , February 10
Brodhagen and District Community Centre
will be cancelled,
CABARET DANCE
and Draw for Snowmobile will go as scheduled.
—Music by—
"WILBEE ORCHESTRA"
Sponsored by Brodhagen Chamber of Commerce
ENTERTAINMENT:
- AT THE
NEW AMERICAN HOTEL.
BRUSSELS, ONT.
Friday and Saturday Night
oward Smith & His Orchestra,,
A group of determined youth are com-
bining their resources to apply for an
"OPPORTUNITIES for YOUTH GRANT"
in hopes tit establishing a ,coffeehouse,
including crafts workshops and com-
munity services for all ages. We need
comments, advice and r• • a building.
Send Letters to: "STAYING HOME"
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BRUSSELS, ONT.
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QUEEN'S HOTEL
BRUSSELS
"The Tex Noble Show
Friday and Saturday
Sunday Matinee Sto8pm.
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Good Food On The Menu
ititiLittELt POSti FEBRUARY 1916.
Dart league standing
The Huron Trail Riders Sad-
dle Club, Dungannon held their
first general meeting of 1973
Sunday at Carlow Hall.
Election of officers resulted
as follows: President, Art
Dickson, Port Albert; Vice-
president, Lennus Yeo, Homes-
vile; Sec.-treas., Mrs. Diane
Dickson. Board members in-
clude: Paul De Kroon, Dublin;
Graham Sholdice, Walton; Dr.
Ray Flowers, Clinton; Mrs.
Norma Riley, Seaforth; Mary-
belle and Cecil Cranston, St.
Augustine.
The meeting expressed ap-
preciation. to the retiring exe-
cutive, headed by Doug. Riley,
as president.
ridge 22 7 36
Pete Cardiff 23 6 35
Don McNeil 25 3 31
Ron Kingsbury 16 7 30
Len Lamont 15 7 29
TEAM STANDING:
Sams Gang 129 Points
The Archers 121 "
5th Line 120 ,,
Blyth 114
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Cranbrook 112 of
Lens Gang 99 PP
Jamestown 89
Grabers Team 85 Pt
Morrisbank 79 ft
6th Line 70
High score for the evening:
Alf Nichol 171.
Dart, league
members
at Blyth
Mr. Russel Bone of Wingham
is critically ill in Victoria Hos-
pital, London, where he was taken
one week ago from wingha.m.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Perrie
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. A.
Martin of Listowel on a trip to
Toledo, Ohio last week;
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Brothers
of Scarborough were weekend
visitors with Miss M. Skelton.
Mrs. Lillian Cox is a patient
in Wingham and District Hospital.
Remember! It takes but a
moment to place a Brussels Post
Want Ad and be money in pocket.
To advertise, just Dial Brussels
887-6641.
Cranbrook
dart league
INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS
STS. FINS.PTS.
Bradley Speiran 57 34 125
Jim Hart .44 39 122
Doug Rathwell 46 35 116
Bob Alexander 60 25 110
31 27 85
Jack Cox 44 19 82
Stew Steiss
Jim Patterson 35 22 79
Frank Workman 39 20 79
Ernie Lewington 33 15 63
Lothar Weber 27 16 59
Gilbert Hether-
ington 26 16 58
Harry Bolger 30 11 52
Elston Speiran 22 14 50
Gordon Engel 21 14 49
Eldon Wick 27 10 47
Donald Clark 36 3 42
John Engel 25 6 • 37
Carl Uhler 25 4 33
Pete Van Veen 21 5 3 1
Jack Conley 11 8 27
Doug Purdy 14 4 22
Doug Conley 11 3 17
Rae Houston 13 2 17
John Gillis 8 4 16
Jack Knight 7 4 15
Earl Dunn 3 0 3
TEAM STANDINGS:
Jim Hart 62 points
Jack Cox 51 "
Doug Rathwell 49
Bob Alexander 47
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Bradley Speiran 45
Jim Patterson 41
Frank Workman 39
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Gilbert Hether-
ington 27
Happiness to a handicapped
adult is leaving for work every
morning . . . with all the rest
of us. ,The March of Dimes
Ability Fund helps to make that
possible.
Jackson team
The purling Bonspiel spon-
sored by Brussels Stockyards
Ltd. took place at the arena in
Brussels on Monday, January
29th with 16 teams competing.
A roast beef dinner served
by the members of the Ladies'
Curling Club was enjoyed.
WINNERS OF THE 9 A.M.
DRAW
1st. Graham Jackson and his
team from Listowel
2nd. Murray Hoover and his
team from Brussels
3rd. Wm. 'Hewitt and his team
from Brussels
Consolation - Jas. C oultes and his
team from Belgrave.
WINNERS OF THE 11 A.M.
DRAW
1st. Bob McKague and his team
from Teeswater
2nd. Glen Coultes and his team
from Brussels
3rd. Shaune Lawton and his team
from Listowel
Consolation - Wallace Ballagh
and his team from Tees-
water.
wins Bonspiel
The overall winning team was
that of Graham Jackson of
Listowel taking home the Brus-
sels Stockyards Trophy.
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Sound, so vital a part of our
existence, is growing to such dis-
agreeable proportions within our
environment that today it is a very
real threat to our health. So
noisy, in fact, is America's urban
environment that people living in
congested sections of large cities
may be hearing far less than they
realize; many are developing se-
vere hearing loss.
INDIVIDUAL STANDING:
Ernie Back 73 53 179
Dale Brecken-
ridge 63 32 127
Ross Nicholson70 28 126
John Smith 51 37 125
Glen Bridge 56 33 122
Harm Thalen 49 35 119
Hilt Ward 50 34 118
Gordon Guy 73 21 115
Russ Hall 52 31 114
Ken White 45 32 109
Bob Elliott 53 25 103
Alf Nichol 41 29 99
Jack McWhirter48 25 98
Ross Somers 50 24 98
Sid White 54 22 98
Ken Johnston 43 27 97
Willis Knight 49 24 97
Sam Workman 42 24 90
Clem McClellan52 19 90
G.Hethering-
ton 41
Clarence White40
Neil Adams 46
Ken Patterson 33
Ross Duncan 37
Adam Smith 34
Jan Van Vliet 35
Dick Stephen-
son 37
Jim Smith 35
Harry Bolger 41
Bob Scott 35
Ron Gordon 35
Gordon Engel 34
Murray John-
ston 37
Al Nichol 26
Bob Fraser 30
Larry Fear 40
Mike Idzik 34
Ross Bennet 24
Brian Adams 27
Charlie Shaw 29"
Murray Govier25
Bill McArter 14
Archie Willis 22
Reg. Watson 24
Dale Pletch 2 6
Karl Kokesch 19,
Murray Kell-
ington 19
Al Brecken-,
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89
86
84
83
77
76
75
Blyth Legion played host to
19 75 Brussels mixed dart players
21 73 Saturday in the Blyth Legion H all.
16 731 Twenty-five mixed players were
16 67 present from Brussels and
14 63 thirty-two players from Blyth.
14 62 Brussels outplayed the Blyth
players 43 games to 29.
12 61 Prizes were given to the high-
17 60 est team, lowest team, high man
15 60 score and high ladies' score.
10 60 These prizes were donated
10 54 by the George Burkholder Auto
13 48 Body Shop, Blyth.
10 47 Brussels No. 4 team with
9 47 Clarence White as Captain was
10 45 the winner of the highest team,
14 42 Nine wins out of twelve games.
10 42 Blyth No. 5 team with Kay
8 40 Buchannon as captain was lowest
7 40 team, two games out of twelve.
10 39 Mabel Willis was high lady
with a score of 118.
10 39 Wm. Riehl was high man with a
score of 145.
Lunch was served at the close
of the evening.
Trail riders
elect officers BRIEFS
, Coffee Shop and Dining Room Now
WE FEATURE:— Turkey — Spareribs
and Sauerkraut — Fish and Chips
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