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WET, BUT WORTH IT — Warren Knight and Linda Smith were a little damp after
competing in the canoe race at last week's Polar Daize. But they were happy. The
pair won first place in the couples' canoe race. •(Photo by Bremner)
OPP lay 31 charges
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Hilt Ward 48
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Ross Nicholson 57
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'74 - CHRYSLER
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4 door sedan, power
steering & radio
'74 CHEV. IMPALA
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73 CHRYSLER
2 door hard top
'73 JAVELIN
2 door
'73 DUSTER
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2- '73 DODGE DART
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'72 PLYMOUTH
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CRAWFORD
MOTORS
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Alvin McLellan 46
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Frank Workman 40
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Wayne Ward 40
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Joe Heffron 47
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Jim Smith • 36
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Dale Brecken-
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Jack Pipe 49 20
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Ross Bennett 34
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Don Nolan 42
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Barry Adams 38
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Gordon Engel 45
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Brian Adams 38
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Jack McWhirter 37
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Harry Hall 43
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Flarm Thalen 30
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Glenn Bridge 52
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Bob Elliott 37
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Charlie Shaw 28
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Lloyd Appleby 32
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Clem McLellan 39
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Sam Workman 29
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Bob Scott 33 '14
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Bill Pullen 43
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Carman Riley 36
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- Ross Duncan 27
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JanVan Vliet 30
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Bill Thamer 23
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Ron Gordon 27
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Mike Idzik 24
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Bill McArter 15
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W h.tson 14
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Ted Elliott 9
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Al Breckenridge 16
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Team Standings
Pts.
Saris Gang
Archers
123
115
94 5th tint
91 Jamestown
83 Blyth
74 Morrisbank
.72 Ctanbrook
69 6th Line
High Score 3 Darts
Ernie Back 177
High Score foie the evening
Ted Elliott 140
White birch and aspen are -the
two most wideSpitad deciduotts
trees in Canada.
and 51 warnings issued. Two
charges were laid under the
Liquor Licence Act. One Charge
was laid under the Critninal Code.
During the week, there were
seven motor vehicle collisions
which caused an estimated
$5,635.00 in property damage and
injuries to three personS.
On Saturday February 28,
Donald R. Charles of R.R. 1,
Gorrie and Wayne L. Nickel of _
Fordwich were involved in a
collision on County Road 28,
south of Highway 87, Howick
Township. Injured as a result of
the collision were Donald R.
Charles and two passengers in his
vehicle, Ronald L. Ward of R.R.
1, Wroxeter and Kenneth Pen-
nington of Gorrie. Damages to
both vehicles were estimated at
$1000.00.
Team to play
Milverton
On S ittiirday morning the
PeeWee team eliminated Paisley
in their third game of the series.
The final score read Brussels 13 -
Paisley 7.
Goal scorers were Todd
Wheeler, 3, Terry McCutcheon,
3, Steve Knight, 2, Brian Tenpas
2, Kevin Deitner, Paul Johnston
and Brad Wright 1 each. Assists
went to Steve Knight, Todd
Wheeler, Kevin Deitner, Ken
cousins, Terry McCutcheon,
Brian Tenpas, Stewart Cardiff,
Paul Johnston, Lyle Campbell.
In up-coming playoff hockey
the Atom A's will be playing with
Milverton. The PeeWees are
playing a series with Hensall. The
Bantams are presently waiting for
the winners of the Milvertoti-
Lticknov7series: The Midgets are
waiting on the outcome of the
Hensall series. The N ovice are
playing with `Milverton.
ARENA SCHEDULE
Wednesday, 5:30 P.M.
Listowel Novice at Brussels
Weihmsday 7 00 PM.
Hensall PeeWees at Brussels
Wednesday 8:30 P.M.
Batitam Practice
Friday1:00
Milverton Atoms at Brussels
Friday 8:00 P.M.
Midget Wind
On Tuesday night two teams
travelled to Paisley to play
hockey. The Atoms won their
series by defeating Paisley 7 - 2.
They defeated them two games
straight after tieing the first
game. Brussels scorers were,
• Danny Achilles, 2, Richard
Haveman, 2, Kevin Wheeler,
Brian. Wheeler, Murray Pipe, 1
each. Assists went to Peter
Bennett, Doug. Shaw, Danny
Achilles and Kevin Wheeler.
The PeeWees played right after
the Atoms and took an early lead
in their game. A t the end of the
second period they were leading 4
- 1 but slipped a _little and let
Paisley tie the score in the third
period. In the ten minute
overtime period the home team
scored three unanswered goals
with the final score Brussels 7,
Paisley 4. Goal scorers were Todd
Wheeler 2, Paul Johnson 2
Steve Knight, Brian Tenpas,
Stewart C a rdiff 1 each. Assists
went to Kevin Deitner, Mike
Watson, Ken Cousins, Ken
Higgins, Steve, Knight.
At home on Wednesday night
the PeeWees played an exhibition
game with Palmerston. In a close
game the final score read
Palmerston 6, Brussels 5.
Brussels goal scorers were Steve
Knight, Ken Higgins, Terry
McCutcheon, Kevin Deiter, Ken
Cousins. Assists went to Todd
Wheeler, Kevin Deitner, Steve
Knight, Ken Higgins.
The second game on
Wednesday night found the
Bantams defeating the Hensall
squad 4 - 1 in their second round
consolation series.
Brussels scorers were Doug
Cousins with the hat trick and
Scott Wheeler 1. Assists went to
Tim Prior and Scott Wheeler.
On Thursday night the Midget
team travelled to Hensall for
their first game of the consolation
series. The FIensall team
defeated Brussels 7 - 2, Brussels
scorers' were Danny White and
Jery Olechowski, with assists
going to D4ve Stephenson and
Danny White.
The Hensall team returned to
Brussels on Friday night to play
the second game but only played
nine minutes of the first period
when the coach took his team off
the ice and took them home.
Brussels was leading 2 - 0 at the
time. The third game can not be
played until after a decision is
reached by the W.O.A.A.
concerning the offence. t t will be
decided at the regular meeting in
Wingham on Tuesday night (last
night).
The Novice team won their first
round of consolation by
eliminating Harriston in three
gaines. Saturday night they won
by a 10 - 1 score.. Brussels scorers
were Kevin McArter 4, Tommie
Ward 2, Dean. Wheeler, 2, David
Wheeler 2. Assists went ' to
Michael Bishop, Tommie Ward,
Gary Godkin, Dean Wheeler,
Marty Rutledge, Gary Pipe,
Kevin McArter. They will now
play Milverton, with their first
game in Milverton on Friday
night. They will also be partici-
pating in the annual Flea
Tournament in Lucknow on
Saturday. Their first game wiii be
at 11:00 a.m. against a team from
Tiverton.
In Minor Hockey
Peewees, Atoms
knock out Paisley
Recent investigations by OPP Thirty-one charges were laid
at Wingham include: under the Highway Traffic Act
Dart league
gives standings