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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1976-03-10, Page 11$ si her of ianl ilia ided lv Mr, ton Ch rd, WIN 11 a.m. DRAW Ernie Livingston's rink won the second draw at the Optimist Curling bonspiel Monday. From left are Ernie, Betty. and Murray Cardiff and Rosemary Wheeler. (Photo by Bremner) tarts March 20 PRESENTING THE BEST MOVIE ENTERTAINMENT WEEK AFTER WEEK, MONTH AFTER MONTH! WED. 10, THURS. 11, FRI. 12, SAT. 13th Lords of Flatbush at 7:30 P.M. Tommy at 9:00 'P.M.• GREAT FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT • 3 Yotir:senses will never be the same.. Li S UN , 14. DMAOY1191 151,LTU ES . 16th • eSUNDAY SHOWS AT 1,2:30,4,7,9:00 P.M, • • • • • than John it the Pinball ?Matti • • • THE BRUSSELS .006t, MARCH- 1976 —11 ACADEMY, AWARD NOMINEE BEST ACTRESS fa 1, 1,- WI, iliNik' Anri.Margret is The kio,the,r, ,t414/ Agt4it U1.1 Et4littl Ai ti AO with r. HENRY "the FONZ" WINkiER al MONDAY • TUES. 7:00 and 9:00 P.M. TIE TRUE STORY OF A MAN YOU'LL ALWAYS WOMB TO' HE BECAME A LEGEND YOOIL NEVER FORGET.. . Challenge .1 to be \ lil t, •4 z!, wee •,, • • • 'i ,,.., ':., • i A. ‘ . 0 4. w 0 tfm gremes(wIrdllie bad ,chhsti F OR the hilleirii of ihe Noiiht • SORRY NO 0:00 tHit PROGRAM. • It>") • ADULT IF YOU LIKED , • t ENTERTAINMENT . "YOUNG FttiNKENSTON" • YuUl'LL LOVE OLD DRACULA: • • WED. 17, THURS. 18, FRI: 19, SAT. 20th THE DOUPLE FEATURE OF THE YEAR! OLD DRACULA AT 7:30 P.M.••COOLEY HIGH *AT 9:00 P.M. WHERE THE STUDENT BOOT WAS A CHICK NAMED BRENDA Novice team wins. Lucknow tournament say i Kin y Ju lus The third annual Brussels ptimist Atom Tournament will e held on March 20, 21, 26, 27 nd 28th. Teams are entered from roughout Ontario and the nited States. This year's urnament will consist of four ivisions and will attract 30 earns. A and C division action ill take place on March 20 and 1 with the AAA and B division ction occurring on March 26 & 7. March 28 will be champion- hip day with Consolation , Championships, the •AAA Championship and the Grand Championship action being played. At the present time four teams are entered in the "AAA" divisions with teams coming from Ajax, Brantford, Guelph and Kitchener. The A Division has teams from Kitchener, Goderich, • Merriton, Orangeville, Elmira, Hespeler and • Garden City, Michigan. In the B Division teams from Seaforth, Mitchell, Listowel, Port Elgin, St. Marys, Hanover, Walkerton and Wingham will be competing for the title. The .0 Division is comprised of teams from Glencoe, Palmerston, Plattsville, Grand Bend, Arthur, Kingsville and Brussels. In order to make the tournament a success, the Optimists require accommodation for players on both weekends. If anyone is interested inbilleting players, please contact Brian Huether or Frank Stretton. The Tournament should supply exciting and entertaining. hockey for the residents of the area. Therefore keep these dates open and come out to the arena in " support of the tournament and see some excellent crowd pleasing hockey. Dart leagues list standing The Belgrave Tyke Hockey team started the Tri County Play off last Tuesday with a 7••2 win over Belniore. Scoring , for Bel- grave were Bill Haines and Paul Coultcs with two each, singles went to Jimmie English, Robert Gordon and Steven Bridge, On Saturday the Belgrave team play.; ed in the Blyth Tournament. hi the first game they were defeated 5-8 by Ripley, Bill Haines with 2 goals and Steven Bridge with 1 scored for Belgrave: In the second game Blyth defeated Belgrave 4.2 with Steven Bridge and Alan Heikoop scoring for Belgrave: Bill Haines won a Hockey stick as BelgraYe's Outstanding player. This week they play Belmore on Tuesday night and travel' to the Lucknow Tours airient on Saari.- day. Belgrave Tykes win Starts Finishes Pts. Barry Adams 42 23 89 Ernie Back 61 49 159 Jack McWhirter 39 23 85 Adam Smith 58 30 118 Gordon Engel 46 19 84 Hilt Ward • 49 34 117 Brian Adams 39 22 83 Ross Nicholson 60 26 112 Glenn Bridge 57 13 83 Wayne Ward 46 30 106 Bob Elliott 39 20 79 Frank Workman 40 31 102 Clem McLellan 46 15 76 Alvin McLellan 46 28 102 Charlie Shaw 31 22 75 Joe Heffron 53 23 99 Lloyd Appleby 32 19 70 Jim Smith 40 29 98 Sam Workman 32 17 66 Jack Pipe 50 24 98 Bob Scott 36 15 66 Dale Breckenridge 50 23 96 Bill. Pullen 43 11 65 Harry Hall 47 22 91 Carman Riley 36 12 60 Harm Thalen 34 28 90 Ross Duncan 27 12 51 Ross Bennett 36 .27 90 Jan Van Vliet 30 10 50 Don Nolan 44 23 90 BillThamer 24 8 40 Ron Gordon 29 5 39 Mike Idzik 27 5 37 Ted Elliott 16 9 34 Bill McArater 16 7 30 The annual Lucknow Flea Tournament was held this past Saturday in Lucknow with eight teams participating. The Brtissels squad played their first game at 11 A.M. against a team from Tiverton, defeating them 5 - 1. Scorers were Kevin McArter with 3 goals, Tim Fritz and Gary Godkin, 1 goal each. Rich Knight picked up two assists. In the second game at 4 p.m. they played Ebelgrave in a good game of hockey. The home team won by a 2. - 0 score. Goals were scored by Rich Knight and Kevin McArter with Kevinpicking up the only assist on Rick's goal. The championship game at 7 P.m: against the home team of Lucknow proved to be the" best game of the day. At one point in the third period the local team On Monday evening two teams travelled out of town to continue playoff activity. The Atom team travelled to. Milverton where they squeaked by with a 2 - 1 win. Goals were scored by Robbie Cardiff and Kevin Wheeler with assists going to Kevin Wheeler and Brian Wheeler. The Peewee team travelled to Hensall for their first game of the series and picked up a 6 - 0 win. Goal scorers were Brian Tenpas with 3, Terry McCutcheon, Ken Higgins, Kevin, Deitner, 1 each. Assists went to Ken Cousins, BHA Tenpas, Doug McArter, Paul Johnston, Terry McCutcheon. On Friday night the same team travelled to Milverton for the first game of their final playoff series. The home team picked up a 6 - 1 win. Goal scorers for Brussels were Tommie Ward, 2, Kevin McArter, Gary Pipe, Rick Knight and Gary Godkin, 1 each. Assists went to Rick Knight, Tommie Ward and Kevin McArter. At the local arena, the Atom team was playing Milverton in the was trailing by a 3 - 2 score. They rallied around and came back with 3 goals to win by a 5 3 margin over Lucknow. Brussels scorers were Kevin McArter with 2 goals, Tommie Ward, Rich Knight and Gary Pipe, 1 goal each.Assists went• to Kevin McArater with 3 and Gary Pipe 1. This was the fifth straight, year that a Brussels team has brought home the Lucknow Flea Tournament trophy. Congratula- tions boys.nose players partici- pating were Tim Fritz, Kevin Johnston, Wayne Wheeler, kevin McArter, Tommie Ward, Rich Knight, Gary Pipe, Dean Wheeler, Marty Rutledge, Gary Godkin, 'livid Wheeler. Goalies were Mike Smith and Jeff McGavin. second game of their series. The home team were unable to dent the Milverton defence and were defeated by a 3 - 0 score. Saturday morning found the Peewee team defeating the Hensall squad 20 - 0 eliminating them from the playoffs. Scoring for Brussels was Terry McCut- cheon, 6, Ken Higgins, 3, Steve. Knight 3, Ken Cousins. 2, Brian Tenpas 2, Doug McArter,. Mike Watson, Stewart Cardiff, Kevin Deitner, 1 each. Assists went to Todd Wheeler, Stewart Cardiff,— Doug McArter, Terry McCutcheon, Ken Cousins, —Kevin Deitner, Brian Tenpas, Ken Higgins, Mike Watson. ARENA SCHEDULE Wednesday 7:00 P.M. Peewee Game with ?? Wednesday 8:30 P.M. Kincardine Bantams at Brussels Friday, 7:00 P.M. Milverton Atoms at Brussels Friday 8:30 p.m. Teeswater Midgets at Brussels Saturday 6:00 P.M. Milverton Novice at Brussels Reg. Watson 14 6 26 Al Breckenridge 19 2 23 Carl-McLellan 2 2 6 Team Standings Pts. Sams Gang 130 Archers 121 Jamestown 99 5th Li ne 97 Blyth 86 Cranbrook 79 6th Line 79 Morrisbank 78 High Score 3 Darts . Ernie Back 177 High Score for the Evening Clem McLellan 138 30 teams in tournament Pee VVees beat Hensall 20-0 IT'S OUTA SIGHT tIL4\ THE WAY WANT ADS Get Things Moving