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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1976-03-24, Page 9• $ ;nts )uple Dr USED CARS p * 2-1975 Foill LTD 2 door hard top *.1975 Ford. Cljl MOM 500 4 door * 1974 Ford LTD 4 door hard top * 1974 Mustang 2 door * 1974 Maverick 2 door * 5-1973 Ford 4 door sedans * 1973 Chev Impala 4 door hard top * 1973 Valiant Duster 2 door * 1973 Comet 2 door 1111 pannapacnon Fitness. In your heart you know it's right. READ and USE POST CLASSIFIED Action Ads ti THE OPTIMISTS REQUIRE BILLETS For Atom Hockey Players FOR Fri., March 26 and Sat., March 27 ANYONE •INTERESTED PLEASE CONTACT THE FOLLOWING OPTIMISTS' Brian Huether 887-9254 Dan Pearson 887-6144 Frank Stretton 887-9048 Dart leagues score CONGRATULATIONS' BRIAN --, Jim Prior presented a hockey stick to Brian Wheeler of Brussels, one of the most valuable players in. the Brussels Optimist hockey tournament. The tournament continues this weekend and Optimists say they need more billets for visiting players. (Photo by Langlois) Ernie Back* 71 55 181 Hilt Ward 56 41, 138 Ross Nicholson 68 30 129 Adam Smith 64 31 126 Jack Pipe 55 29 ° 113 Joe Heffron 65 24 113 Frank Workman 46 34 112 Wayne Ward 50 31 112 Don Nolan 50 31 112 Dale Breckenridge 61 25 111 Jim Smith 46 32 110 Barry Adams '51 26 104 Alvin McLellan 46 28 102 Harry Hall 50 25 100 Harm Thalen 37 31 99 Ross Bennett 41 29 99 Gordon Engel 55 21 97 Brian Adams 42 25 92 ,Jack McWhirter 41 25 91 Glenn Bridge 61 15' 91 Clem McLellan 52 18 88 Bob Elliott 42 22 86 Murray Johnston 39 23 85 Charlie Shaw 33 25 83 Lloyd Appleby 34 22 -78 Bill Pullen 50 13 76 Bob Scott 38 17 72 Sam Workman 32 19. 70 Carman Riley 37 14 65 Ross Duncan 32 13 58 Jan Van Vliet 33 11 55 Bill McArter 29 11 51 Archers 136 Bill :Timmer 29 10 49 Jamestown 110 'Ron Gordon 34 7 48 5th Line 110 Ross Alcock 19 13 45 Blyth 97 Mike Idzik 28 5 38 Cranbrook 89 Ted Elliott 9 37 6th Line 89 Al Breckenridge 20 4 28 Morrisbank 89 Reg. Watson 14 6 26 Carl McLellan 9 2 13 High Score 3 Darts Neil AdamS 5 1 7 Ernie Back 177 Team Standings Pts. High Score for the evening Sams Gang 145 Bob Scott 134 Novice team beats Blyth BE A GAY BLADE The Novice team played in the annuual Little Lions Tournament in Blyth on Saturday: 'Their first game at 8:00a.m. found them playing Blyth whom they defeat- ed 2.0. Goals were scored by Howick Lions bingo winners - Regular games- - Muriel Ritchie, Lucknow, Mrs. Beattie, Listowel, Mrs. Bob Montgomery, Wingham & Mrs. Sa rah Anstedt, Wingham; Vie 'Hallam, Lucknow; Mrs. Stuart Holloway, Wingham, Dolly Felker, Listowel & Nora Finnegan, Wingham who also won the Purple Ball -of $20,00; Pearl Angus, Wingham; Pat Theodorff, Listowel — Garry Larson, Listowel; Mrs. Zeigler, Harriston; Mrs. Newman, Wingham; Ethel Montgomery, Wingham; Tena Gardner, Lucknow & Stuart Holloway, Wingham; Mrs. Ducklow, Listowel & Dolly Felker, Listowel; Ethel Montgomery, Wingham; Karen Moore, Wroxeter. Share the Wealth: 1. - Mrs. McLaughlin, H arriston $30.00; 2 - Pearl Angus, Wingham - $28.00. $25.00 Special - Fran Golley, Brussels. Jackpot of $100.00 Nora Finnegan, Wingham. & Mrs: Wyers, Listowel: Stand Up Bingo - Mrs. Bates, Harriston. Lap Ca rd - Jack Felker, Listowel. Dart Game - names called - E. M cKinnon, Patty Gowing -- Kathleen Hamilton. Door Prizes = Wilma Ducklow,, Listowel, Doreen Leek ) Wroxeter, Louise Clark, Wroxeter — Kay Rich, Wingham, Lucky Dralks: Laura 13e,attie, Listowel; Mrs. Anderson, Lucknow; Alice Caswell, Bluevale & Mrs. Selling, Wingham. r ZIP ELECTRIC I CONTRACTING iReeitlentiaio Contriercial j. Industrial l*Itisehi Oat iod.asio I Prot)., WAYNE GRUBE.I David Wheeler and Kevin McArter. Assists went to Marty, Rutledge; Gary Godkin and David Wheeler.. The second game found them ' playing Belgrave. The final score was Brussels 6, Belgrave 0 Scoring for the home team was Tommie Ward 2, with Gary Godkin, Gary Pipe, Tim Fritz and David Wheerler 1 each. Assists went to Rick Knight, -Tom Ward, Kevin McArter, David Wheeler, Gary Pipe, Wayne Wheeler. The Championship game found them playing,the Milverten squad with the final score 1-0 for Brussels. David Wheeler scored the only goal for Brussels. In consolation playoffs the Peewees played in Mildmay on Monday night and were defeated 9-8. Goal scorers were Mike Watson 3, Brian Tenpas 2, Paul Johnston, Ken Cousins, Steve Knight 1 each. Assists went to Brian Tenpas, Doug McArter, Mike Watson and Ken Cousins. On Wednesday night the Novice team blew a 4-2 lead over Milverton to let them tie the score: An overtime period was played but the *score remained tied. Goals were scored by Rick Knight, ToMmie Ward, Gary Pipe, and Marty Rutledge. Assists were picked up by Gary Pipe, Tommie Ward, Gary God- king Marty Rutledge, Kevin Johnston and Kevin McArter. Mildmay Peewees' returned to Brussels on Wednesday night for their second game and -won 4-3 over the home team. Brussels goals were scored by Brian Tenpas, Ken Cousins, and Mike Watson. Assists went to Ken Higgins, Kevin Outner, Paul Johnston. The Atom team travelled to Paisley on Thursday night to pick up a 4-0 win. Kevin Wheeler. scored 3 goals with Brian Wheel- er getting the fourth. Assists went to Doug Shaw, Peter Bennett, Da vy Achilles, and Kevin Wheeler. Mildmay re- turned to Brussels on Friday night to play the second game with Brussels winning • 4-3. All four of the Brussels goals were scored by Brian Wheeler. Assists went to Richard Haveman, Darrin Watts, and Danny Achilles. Local teams are participating in several tournaments all week during the winter break. The Novice team will be playing Milverton on Wednesday night at 6p.m. continuing their playoff consolation series here at home. • r • + BRIDGE MOTORS WINOAA4 • :BRUSSELS SALES and SERVICE,► . . • • I0 IREI ENT ing very RI. wok at • a. 9 ANY HELPWILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED tHE BRUSSELS '00Sti. MARC 'WO '6.9