HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1976-01-07, Page 9HOCKEY CRAZY — Brussels kids like hockey so much that when they can't play in
the arena they're out having pick up games in the street, This gang played outside'
the school in the parking lot before classes opened on Monday: (Photo by Lang lois)
Super series here
Big game Saturday
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A public meeting will 'be held in the Legion
- Hal! Auditorium, on
WEDNESDAY; JANUARY 21, 1976
at 7 pint
to discuss the
proposed OroVincial Sewage Works for the
Village of Brussels. A representative from ,the Ministry Of the
Environment and the Engineer will be in
attendance to answer questions.
We invite all ratepayers with questions to
come and take part in. this meeting.: ,.
W. H. King,
Clerk..Treasurer,
Village of Brussels
Pee Wees win.
at Silver Stick.
A hockey game of the half
century, in the same class as
Super Series '76 is scheduled for
the Brussels arena next Saturday
at 9p.m.
The London PUC All Stars are
coming to town to challenge
Ritchie's Rockets in , a hockey
exhibition.
Baseball rejects are discarding
their spikes for skates and will
endeavour to meet and destroy
this' challenge.
Scheduled to play- are such
stars as Big M McLennon, Boom_
Boom Chisholm, Peter Flaky
Snow, Billy Mr. Zero Skinn,
Spaghetti Legs Stretton, Lloyd
Yakushev Valiance, J.C. Wheeler
and many more.
The date is Saturday January
10th 9:00p.m. at Make Believe
Gardens, in Brussels, the game of
the year! !!
Now that the holiday season is
over hockey should get back to a
regular schedule again.
The Atoms played two
exhibition games in the last two
weeks. The first one was, agaipst
Seaforth' who defeated them 2-1.
Peter Bennett scored the only
Brussels' goal unassisted. Last
Friday evening they hosted
Listowel in a good game that
ended 2-2. Brussels' goals were
scored by Doug Shaw and Darrin
Watts unassisted.
The Bantam team travelled to'
Drayton to play a re-scheduled
game. They picked up a 2-0 win.
Both goals were scored by Scott
Wheeler unassisted.
The Novice team played two
games.A week ago Satur day they
travelled to Harriston where they
picked up a 5-0 win.
Goal scorers were Gary Pipe,
Gary bodkin, Tim Fritz, David
Wheeler, Kevin McArter, Assists
went to Gary Godkin, Kevin
McArter, Tommie Ward.
Last Saturday they journeyed
to Seaforth where after two ties
with this team they were handed
a 4-2 defeat. Tim Fritz scored
both goals for Brussels
unassisted.
The Pee Wee • B team
participated in a tournament in
Belmore during the holidays. The'
first Saturday they played two
games and won both. They
returned last Saturday morning to
be defeated by the, Uelmore
team. Scorers Were not available.
The pee Wee "A" team
travelled to Watford last Saturday
night in rather adverse weather to
participate in the Silver Stick
tournament there,
In an 8,:30 game against
Delaware they picked, up a 5-2
win. Goals were scored by Ken,
Higgins, Paul . Johnston, Brian.
Tenpas, Ken Cousins and Steve
Knight. Assists went to Kevin
Deaner, Brian Tenpas; Ken
Cousins and Paul Johnston.
They return to play again on
Sunday, January .11 at 11:40 A.M.
against a team from Chesley,
The Bantam team participate
the same tournament on
Thursday night at 6:50 P.M.
against a team from either
Bothwell or Thedford.
ARENA SCHEDULE
Wed., 7:00 P.M.
Drayton PeeWees"A" at
Brussels
Wed., 8:30 P.M.
Drayton Bantams at Brussels
Fri., 7:00 P.M.
Drayton Atom "A" at Brussels
Fri., 8:30 P.M.
Howick Midgets at Brussels.
Sat., 4:30 P.M.
Kurtzville Pee Wee "B" at
Brussels
Sat., 6:00 P.M.
Milverton Novice at Brussels
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