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197 Yak St.; London, N6A 1132
THE BRUSSELS POSTi FEBRUARY 6; 1974-9
The lack of snow forced -the
cancellation of the Optimist
Snowmobile Safety Clinic and
Cross-Country Rally this past
weekend. However, if the
weatherman co-operated these
events along with the Barbeque
will be held at a lat er date.
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7
5
6
Ripley 2 7
Monkton .1 6
BANTAM
Wingham 9 1
Blyth 8 1
Monkton 6 2
Milverton 4 6
Ripley 3 6
Lucknow 2 8
Brussels 1 9
MIDGET
Milverton . 7 2
Wingham 6 1
PEE WEE
8 2
8
6
5
4
Milverton
Classified Ads pay dividends., Wingham
Brussels
Lucknow.
Blyth
PeeWee and Bantam teams are
rrently playing a playoff series
pick an 0.M,H.A.
presentative from, this area.
The Bantams came out the
nner in their first series after
feating Lucknow 6 - 4 and 8 - 5.
ley are now waiting to play
ilverton with the first game
ing played in Milverton on
,esday night and the second
me is to be played in brussels
ednesday night at '8:30 p.m.
The Pee Wees had an exciting
st series with a win each. They
yelled to Lucknow last Friday
;ht for the third and final game.
one point in the third period
local squad was trailing
cknow 3 - 1. They came back to
the score and in the last 25'
;onds scored the winning goal.
Their next opponent is
kTURDAY,FEBRUARY 9,1974
:30 French Show
:00 Tugboat Annie
:30 Rocket Robin Hood,
:00 Spiderman
:30 Junior Talent Hour
:30 East of the Sun
:00 Abbott & Costello
:30 The Littlest Hobo
:00 You Really Can
:30 Reach For the Top
:00 Commonwealth Games'
:00 TBA...CBC
:00 Championship Curling
:00 Bugs Bunny
:00 Supper Show.."Foot-
steps", 1972, - Richard
Crenna.
:30 Music Machine
:00 NHL Hockey - Minnesota
at Toronto
:30 Singalong Jubilee
:00 The National
:20 CKNX late News
:45 Starlight"-Theatre
Conchos" 1964 - Richard
Boone and Stuart
Whitman
UNDAY ,FEBRUARY 10,1974
00 French Show . •
30 OECA
30 Cathedral of Tomorrow
30 Hymn Sing
00 Peoples' Church How
00 Focus on the Farm
30 Country Canada
00 Howie Meeker. -
15 Mr. Chips
30 Canadian Film-Makers
DO World of Music
nnmonwealth• Games
DO Youth Confrontation
30 Arts '74
)0 Music To see =
30 Singtime
)0 Walt Disney
R) The Beachcomber's
10 The Waltons
10 Dick Van Dyke
10 The Collaborators.
10 Marketplace
10 Present Tense
10 The National
CKNX Late News
5 The World at War
MONDAY
Ontario Schools
3 Friendly Giant
Mon Ami
Ontario Schools
Mister Dressup
0 Sesame Street
Lassie
0 Noon Report
0 Matinee
Take Thirty
Edge of Night
Family Court
Drop-In
) My Three Sons
) Truth or Consequences
)
Insight-News; Weather
) Twilight Theatre-
Partridge Family
Cannon
This IS The Law
South Seas
Man Alive
The National
Teeswater whome they met in
Brussels on Sunday afternoon.
They lost their first game to them
by a 9 - 3 score. The second game
was to be played in Teeswater on.
Monday night with the third
game back in. Brussels on Friday
night at 7:00 P.M. if necessary.
The Novice teatit played two
games last week. On. Friday
evening they hosted the Listowel
team and lost to themb y a 2 - 1
score. On Saturday evening they
travelled to Seaforth to"come from
behind and win by a 3 - 2 score.
The Atom "A': team played a h
ome and home series with
Wi'nghani last Week. In Brussels
on Wednesday night they played
to a 2 - 2 tie and on Friday night
returned to Wingham for a 11 - 1
loss.
The Midaets also played a
11:20 News.
11:45 Classic Theatre
TUESDAY
8:00 Ont ark?, Schools-
8:45 Friendly:Giant
9:00 Mon Ami
9:15 Ontario Schools ,
10:30 Mister Dressup
11:00 Sesame ,Street
12:00 Lassie
12:30 'Noon Report
1:00 Matinee
3:00 Take Thirty
3:30 Edge of Night
4:00 Family Court
4:30 Switched On Set
5:00 My Three Sons .
5:30 Truth or Consequences
6:00 News
6:30 Twilight Theatre (Part 11)
7:30 Circle Eight Ranch
8:00 Mary Tyler Moore
Police -S_ •
9: Front Page Challenge .
10:00 Up Canada!
10:30 Some Honourable
Members
11:00 The National
.11:20 Insight — •
11:45 Starlight Theatre
WEDNESDAY
8:00 Ont ario. Schools9
. 8:45 Friendly Giant
9:00 Mon Ami
9:15 Ontario Schools
10:30 Mister Dressup
11:00 Sesarne Street
12:00 •
12:30 Noon Report
1:00 Matinee,r•"
j:00' 'take Thirt
3:30 Edge of ,Ilight
4:00. Faibily.;Cetith.
4:30. Drop-In
5:00 My Three SonS
5:30 Truth ;or Consequences
6:00 Insight, news, etc.
6:30 Gunsmoke
7:30. Who am I?
8:00 ThiS. Land
8:30_,Countrytime
9:00 Specials
10:30 Country Time
11:06 The National
11:20 Insight, news, sports
11:45 John Wayne Festival
THURSDAY
8:00 Ont ario Schools
8:45 Friendly Giant.
9:00 Mon Ami
9:15 Ontario Schools
10:30 Mister dressup
11:00 Seasame Street
12:00 Lassie
12:30 Noon Report
1:00 Matinee
3:30
3:00 Take Thirty
Edge of Night
Family Court 4:00
A Place of Your Own 4:30
My Three Sons 5:00
insight, news; weather 6:00 '
' Barnaby Jones: 6:30
iriSh Rovers 7:30
Carol Burnett 8:00
Thursday night niOVie$, 9:?0
The National 11:00
re-scheduled game last week
against Milverton. The final score
was Milverton 7 - Brussels 1.
This weekend the teams return
to Garden City with, the Novie,
Atom, Pee Wee ' and Bantam
hockey teams. The players will be
billeted out with their buddies on
arrival. Garden City asks that we
be at their arena at 1:00 P.M. our
time. The first game on Saturday
will be at 3:00 P.M. our time. Any
parent that isn't planning to
attend is asked to see that their
player has transportation for the
weekend, For those who have
never attended before the main
names to remember are
Telegraph Road on which the City
Motel is located and Cherry Hill
Road where the arena is located.
11:20 Insight, news, etc.
11:45 Starlight Theatre
FRIDAY
8:00 Ontario Schools
8:45 Friendly Giant
9:00 Mon Ami
9:15 Ontario Schools
.o'10:30 Mister Dressup
11:00 Sesame Street
12:00 Lassie
12:30 Noon Report
1:00 Matinee
3:00 Take Thirty
.3:30 Edge of Night
4:00 Family Court
4:30 Drop-In
5 :00 My Three Sons
5:30 Truth or Consequences
6:00 Insight, news, etc.
7:00 Lawrence Welk
7:30 Maude
8:00 All in the Family.
9:00
8:30
Tommy Hunter
M*A!S*H,
10:00 Fred Davis Show
10:30 Ryan's Fancy
11:00 The National
11:20 Insight, news, etc.
11:45 Starlight Theatre
MOVIES
SATURDAY,FEBRUARY 9
6:00 "Footsteps" - Richard
Crenna, Forrest Tucker
and Joanna Pettet.
11:45 "Rio Conchos" - Richard
Boone and Stuart
Whitman
MONDAY
1:00 "killers Three" - Robert
Walker, Maureen-Arthur,
6:30 "Bambole"
Elke Sommer and Virna Lisi.
(Part One)
11:45 "History Is Made At
Night" - Jean Arthur and
Charles Boyer.
TUESDAY,
1'.:00 'The Visit" - Ingrid
Bergman and Anthony
Quinn.
6:30 "Bambole"
11:45 "Nightmare Alley" -
Tyronne Power and Joan'
- WEDNESDAY
1:00 "Crack in the Mirror" -
Orson Welles.' •
11:45 "Wake of the Red Witch"
John Wayne, Gig Young.
THURSDAY
1:00 "Target Sea of China" -
Lyle Talbot and Aline
Towne
9:00 "The. Cobra" - Dana
Andrews and Anita
Ekberg,
1 1 t 5 5 "Suddenly, Last
Summer Elizabeth
Taylor and Montgomery
FRIDAY
1100 "Thieves' Highway
-Richard Conte, Lee J.
Cobb, and Jack Oakie„
11:45 "Grand Safiet
Leigh, Edward
Robinson and Robert
Hoffitiati:
At the dance in the Legion the
winner of a t rip for two to. Florida
was drawn and. Mrs. Linda
McLellan of R.R.#1, Ethel was
the lucky person. Optimists
officials expressed appreciation
for the support they received.
Monkton 6 4 0 12
Ripley
Lucknow 5 4 ' 0 10
5 5 1 11
Blyth
5 6 0 10
Brussels
0 12 0 0
OMHA playdowns will take
place from Feb. 1 to Feb. 15 and
the regular schedule will resume
after the OMHA Playdowns.
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678 •
12 60
19 59
15 59
11 59
15 58
12 '55'
7 51
13 50
11 4T
8 46
10 44
11 4
7 36
7 25
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Team Standing:
archers 115 Pts.
S
80 Cranbrook
s Gang 103 Pts.
98 Pts.
80 Blyth
90 Pts. F
77 Lens Gang 80 Pts.
75 Jamestown 78 Pts:,,
75 5th Line 78 Pts.
78 7n Morrisbank
65 Pts.., ..117 69 Juniors
55 Pts. 68 6th Line
66 High score 3 Darts: .:4t
64 Hilt Ward 180
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62 High score for the evening:
60 ' AlvinMcLellan 160
No snow
p eewees, Bantams in playoffs
St. Fin.
Ernie Back ' 57 41
Hilt Ward 40 43
John Smith 49 37
Ross Nic,,olson 79 22
Harm Thalen 51 33
Dale Breckenridge 50
Arnold Maxwell 51 27
Russ Hall 44 26
Glen Bridge 37 ,27
Barry Adams 37
26
Jim Smith 45
22
Adam Smith 47
20
Jadk McWhirter34
25
Willis Knight 40
22
Ross Somers 48
18
G.Hetherington 33
25
ken Patterson 30
22
Clem McLellan 48
16
Bob Elliott 37
20
Ross Duncan 37
19
Neil Adams 39
18
Dick Stephenson 46
12
Mike Idzik 37
16
Bill McArter 32
18
Don Workman 33
16
Rick• Somers 38
13
Jack Pipe 40
11
Gordon Engel 42
10
Murray Johnston 28
16
CKNX TV listings
WOAAstandings announced
ATOM
W L -T PTS.
Brussels 13 0 0 26
Wingham 12 '2 0 24
Lucknow 5 9 1 11
Milverton 3 8 3 9
Blyth 3 7 2 8
Ripley 2 12 0 4
Bowling scores
Ladies' High Single
Marlene Rutledge
Lynn Haveman
Joyce Jacklin
Ladies' High Triple
0 18 Marlene Rutledge
0 16 Men's High Single
1 13 Neil Gowing
1 9 Greg Huether •
0 6 da`vid Elston
1 5 Men's High Triple
1 3 Robert Pipe
Spare Bowlers: Jane Peters,
1 15 Mick Conaboy; David Elston,
0 12 Greg Huether.
1 17
0 16
2 14
1 11
3 11
1 5
2 4
Dart club results
Pts. Brian Adams 36
139 Frank Workman 21
126 Jan Van Vliet 29
123 Ken Johnston 37
123 Bob Scott 28
117 Murray Kellingtot131
31 11 Ron Gordon .37
105 'Ross Bennett 24
93 Dale Retch 25
91 Sam Workman 30
Bill Thamer 24
89 John Stadelman 20
89 Harry Crich 22
87 Al Breckenridge 11
84 Alvin McLellan 2
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