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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-02-28, Page 9WOAA _BANTAM W L Milverton 14 5 Teeswater 14 1 Blyth 11 5. Monkton 8 10 Lucknow 6 9 Brussels 3 15 Ripley 1 12 2 1 1 0 0 THE VILLAGE WORKSHOP SCHEDULF,', •Closed Sunday •and every day 6 - '7:30 It the door's open - come in, March 5 - 9 Specific instruction schedule follov•4 DAY HOURS Adult Public School Candletn eking Pottery TUES. OUTSIDE COMMUNITY WORK 7• - 9 Weaving High SchoOl MON. 4 4 - 6 2 - 4 Adult 'Crocheting & Macrame 4-6 • Public School Mosaics 7, .- 9 Adult & High School „Candle making WED. 4; Adult Quilting Adult Rug ilookirig 1;30 9 ..A.dult•& High School Drawing With. Ed: kraiiter iHopeSplicing. With, Mired knight r 4-6 Public Sabel. • Candlettilking' THURS.. • 7:30 - 9 MaCkailie 8Air.,4- Public tehota '9 ''''. 12 Village- MAP • dandleinaking, .Making. . . Check window tot: additienS td,Sthedule like :1 Hit S,, guests .etc. ,. . THANK YOU The Brussels Lions Club, especially The Polar-Daize Committee, express their sincere appreciation to all who participated, and helped in any way, during this past week-end. Without your help it would not have been pos- sible to have our Winter Carnival. Special thanks to the Fair Board, St. John's Ambulance, 'Snowmobile Club, CKNX-Wingha,m. and Roy Bennett, also Listowel Transport. brussels mites win Blyth tournament News of Bluevale-----.1. Correspondent Mrs. Joe' Walker The Bluevale Recreation Euchre Party was held in the. Community Hall, Thursday, with ten tables playing. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Edgar and Mrs. Jim El ston were in charge. High Ladies' prize was won by Mrs. Harry Elliott. Low La- dies' prize went to Jim Mac- Naughton. High man's prize was won by Tom.Miller and low man's was won by Glenn Sellers. The lucky draw was won ,by Charlie Brewer.. and Mrs. Bill Rainey of Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hall. . Mrs. J. J. Elliott and Mrs. Porter of Lucknow spent a couple of days with Mrs. Alex Verbeek of Gorrie after she broke her ankle. . Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gilmore and Douglas of Gowanstown and Dr. and Mrs. Carm'en Redmond of Shelbourne visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mann onSun- day. Miss Bonnie Moffatt and Miss Dawn Hall of Southampton visited with Bonnie's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Burns Moffatt. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gray visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walker and famUy. Miss Sheila Walker spent Sun- day with her grandmother, Mrs. Lloyd Henning. Visitors with Mrs. R, H, Mc- Kinnon last week • end were Mr. and Mrs. John K. MacTavish of Brantford and M r. John R. Mac- Tavish and Miss Cathy Wood of Kitchener. Cranbrook INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS: STS. FINS.PTS, Jim Hart 59 51 161 Bradley Speiran74 42 158 Doug Rathwell 55 47 149 Stew Steiss 46 32 Bob Alexander 71 32 135 110 Jim Patterson .52 28 108 Jack Cox' 51 Di 99 Frank Workman 48 23 94 Ernie Lewing- • ton 39 25 89 Gilbert Hether- inton 35 22 Lothar Weber 37 20 Elston Speiran 34 18 Eldon Wick 32 17 John- Engel 33 16 Harry Bolger 38 13 Gordon. Engel 30 16 Donald Clark 38 6 Carl Uhler 88 6 Pete Van Veen 28 8 Jack Conley 21 8 Rae Houston 28 4 John GilliS 17 7 Doug Conley 20 6'. bOUg.tjurdy 17 4 Jack Knight 9 4 Earl Dunn 9 i TEAM STANDINGS: Jim Hart 81 Points' jack Cox 11 " Doug, Rathwell 65 'P Bradley Speirati 62 Jim Patterson 60 " Bob Alexander 56 " Prank WOrkiiiali 47 Gilbert Hether- ington 38 Terry. McCutcheon. led ' the Brussels Mites to, a 3-2 victory over Seaforth to capture the Blyth. Mite Tournament trophy for the second consecutive year. In their first game Brussels Dart league standing INDIVIDUAL STANDING: • ST. FIN. PTS. Ernie Back • 82 61 '204 Dale Brecken- ridge • '75 37' Hilt Ward 63 41 Ross Nicholson; 82 31 Gordon Guy 84 30 John Smith 61 41 Russ Hall . 63 38 Glen Bridge • 59 38 Harm Thalen 56 37 Bob Elliott 61 30. Ken White 50 35 Ross Somers 57 31 Alf Nichol 49 34 „ Willis. Knight 60 28 Ken Johnston 50 '31 G.Hetherington 50 31. Jack McWhirter • 53 28 Sam Workman 50 29 Clarence White 49 29 Sid White. , 60 23 Clem McClellan '58 20 Jim Smith 42 27 Ken Patterson 39 28 Neil Adams 54 20 Adam Smith . 44 24 Ross Duncan 43 24 Dick Stephenson . 43 24 Bob Scott 43 21 Jan. Van Vliet 39 22. Bob Fraser • 38 22 Harry Bolger 47 16 Murray Johnston 42 18 Al Nichol 32 21 Ron Gordon 43 15' Gordon Engel 40 14' Mike Idzik 43 12 Larry Fear 41 12. Ross Bennet 26 15 • 'Charlie -Shaw - 32 12 Archie Willis 27- 14' Murray Govier 29 12 Dale Pletch '33 9 Murray Kellington26 12 Reg Watson 31 Bill MCArter 17 15• Karl Kokesch 23 12 Brian Adams 27 10 Don McNeil 37 4 Al Breckenridge 26 • 7 Len Lamont. 25 7 Pete Cardiff' . 23 6 TEAM STANDING: Sams Gang ' 151 Points The Archers 144 ft 5th Line 140 '7 Blyth 133 ft Cranbrook 132 ty Lens Gang 117 t Jamestown 104 tt Grabers Team 98 f Morrisbank 96 ,, 6th Line 83 it High score 3 Darts: Alfie Nichol 171. High score for the evening: Gilbert Hetherington 140. FiniCATAMMS edged Clinton 4 -2 on goals by Terry McCutcheariind lator in the day they defeated Blyth 4-1 with Terry McCutcheon scoring three of the goals and Peter Bennett adding the other. in the tournamentSemi-final,Brus- sels defeated Milverton 6 - 1 and once again the top scorer was Terry McCutcheon with four goals while singles, went to Kevin Wheeler and Bradley Wright. In the tournament final Terry McCutcheon scored his' third goal of the game to break a 2 - 2 with less than five minutes remaining in the game and the goal stood up to assure Brussels of the championship. 'Brussels next entry in a tournament will be this week- end when they go to Lucknow to participate in the Lucknow Flea _Tournament. MINOR HOCKEY STANDINGS WOAA NOVICE W L T PTS. Lucknow 22 1 0 44 Brussels 18 5 3 39 Wingham 13 '7 4 30 Belgrave 8 13 3 19 Milverton 8 12 2 18 Blyth 8 15 1 17 Teeswater 5 12 1 11 Ripley 4 21 2 10 WOAA PEE WEE w L T PTS. Milverton 13 4 2 Teeswater 13' 1 1 Blyth 12 7 2 Ripley 9 4 3 Lucknow 8 10 1 Brussels 4 13 2 Monkton' 0 20 1 WOAA MIDGET W L T 14 1 4 12 5 2 12 4 1 6 4 5 5 13 2 3 10 3 0 15 3 HOUSE LEAGUE W T PI. Leafs 8 1 2 18 Sabres 4 5 2 10 Ca.nucks 3 5 3 9 Bruins 2 8 1 5 PEE WEE BEES W L T PTS. Clinton 5 1 0 10 Brussels 4 1 0 .8 Monkton 2 3 0 4 Blyth 0 6 0 0 BANTAM BEES W L T PTS. Clinton 5 1 0 10 Brussels Monkton Blyth 3 3 0 6 1 5 0 2 3 3 0 6 MITES W L T PTS. Brussels 20 4 1 41 NOVICE PLAYOFFS Ripley vs: Beigrave With the win,. ner playing Blyth Brussels vs Milverton with the Whiner olaying Luck now PEE WEE BEE PLAYOFF Clinton vs' MOtiksOni, and Brussels: 13101 :OANtAivi. BEE PLAYOFF Clinton vs SiiisSelS and: kOnktOti JUVENILE- PLAYOFFS trUSSeIS' vs Milverton with the *Inner. playthg- iiticknow A Post Classified' will pay you dividends, ilive yon tried one's- Dial Brussels 887-X6641, S POST, FEBRUARY 28, 1973-4 The next euchre will be held March 8 when Mr. and M rs. Carl Johnston and MT. and. Mrs. Jim Johnston Sr. will be in charge of arrangements. BLUE VAL E PERSONALS . Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Black- more of Kitchener spent Sunday with Mrs. „Raymond Elliott. Mr. and. Mrs. Fraser Haugh and Eileen visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gilkinson and later called on Mrs. Clarence Stokes of Belmore. Visitors on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hall were Mr. 7.? 77' 70 66 65 64 62 50 50 44 37 36 31 28 25 17 11 • 149 145 144 144 143 139 135 130 121 120 119 117 116 112 112. 109 108 107 106 98 96 95 94 92 91 91 85 82 82 79 78 74 73 72 67 65 56 '56 55 53 51 50 49 47 47 47 45 40 39 35 ture Show" (as it was known. then) was One Of the most popu- lar fOrrnS- Of entertainment. The. show started with the appearanCe On the screen of a pr'inted intrO- dUCtiOn to the action that would follO*.i. After. a Short interval, /nether printed explanation .ap•,, pearedi and then several others before the film was finished. The beg, known and -admired lady in the pictUreg was beautiful Mary Piakford, The enOSt amusing actor was Charlie Chaplin with his Canada], antieS. While we Sat. With our eyes riveted to the screen; the silence was broken by the music of the piano, which played: COntitinetit1Y ill-tough-out the ShoWt It was in 1927 when. sound et, teota i, dialogue .end; music were introdUCed to the screen, and the era of the silent picture WaS,lie.,, placed forever' by the. ilitiVies. , ITHE OiLISSEL ,Lucknow Ripley Brussels Milverton Monkton Blyth Kincardine 28 27 26 21 19 10 1 PTS. 30 29 23 16 3 PTS. 32 26 25 17 12 9 EY THE OLD TIMER I remember When the uPiC, .