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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1976-03-31, Page 8GRAND CHAMPION TEAM This Brantford Atom team won the grand championship trophy in the Atom hockey tournament sponsored by the Brussels Optimists. The two weekend tournament ended on Sunday. (Photo by Langlois) Dart league scores High Score 3 Darts 'Ernie Back 177 High Score for the Evening Bill Thamer 140 Restraint (Continued from Page 1) people wo are sick for one or two days at a time. This latter restraint has a "self-controlling influence", according to Mr. Archibald, when workers have to cover for a fellow employee who is off sick, there is considerable pressure on the employees who are sick to get better quick and stay that way. When the workload becomes heavier for the ones left on the job, there is a tendancy to hurry Pts. back that may be lacking when a 155 part-time employee is brought in 146 to do the work. 112 — And you thought the restraints 115 weren't working! 105 Surprise, Surprise 95 When it became evident that 94 Huronview's budget would have 91 (Continued on page 16) 93 93 92 86 81 77 77 76 75 65 64 56 56 55 45 42 38 31 26 13 7 SMALL USED CARS * 1974 Mustang 2 door 4 cyl auto * 1974 Maverick 2 door 8 cyl auto * 1973 Comet 2 door 8 cyl automatic * 1973 Valiant Duster 2 dr 8 cyl auto * 1972 Pinto 2 door 4 cyl 4 speed trans * 1971 Comet 4 door 6 cylinder auto * 1971 Vega 2 door 4 cylinder * 1969 Mustang 2 door 8 cyl auto BRIDGE MOTORS WINGHAM LTD BRUSSELS SALES and SERVICE Russ and Dale veseierei, Straitjackets, a musical comedy revue coming to Blyth Memorial Hall April 6 and 7 is the story of a new friendship between men and women, according to its authors. Ken Murch a young London writer and poet and. Erna Van Daele a musical composer from the same city, wanted to do something to celebrate International Women's Year last year and so the play Straitjackets was born. It goes bey6nd the ,usual Women's Lib rhetoric to show how both men and women are trapped in roles which they are taught from birth to play. Along the way the show provides a, good deal of entertainment. Ms. Murch and Ms. Van Daele first presented the play at. Talbot Theatre at the - University of Western Ontario last spring and it was a big hit, drawing favourable reviews from critics from London and Toronto. The reaction to the play was so positive that fund- granting agencies were quick to provide money this year for a tour of the play. Between March 30 and April 9 it will be touring locations throughout south- western Ontario, playing to school audiences in afternoons as well as giving nightly perfor- mances. The Blyth stop is the only one in this area. Tickets are Straightjackets comm to Blyth Memorial H the Liquor Licence Act. During the week, there were two Motor Vehicle Collisions which caused an estimated $3950. in property damage and injuries to one person. On Wednesday, M.arch 24, Stuart 0. Chamney of R.R.1, 23elgrav6 was southbound on Highway #4, Darren G. Evans, aged 9, was northbound on his bicycle and turned to the left, and the front of his vehicle struck the left rear quarter of the Chamney vehicle. Darren received minor injuries as a result of the collision. Zxo'r i LYCELIM THE MOST REQUESTED MOTION PICTURE OF ALL TIME. RETURNS 411.,mt.4mXILILOL, 4 DAYS ONLY! WED. 31, THURS. 1st, FRI. 2nd, SAT. 3rd ONE COMPLETE SHOWING DAILY AT 7 30 P.M. DAVID D.SELLNICKSc1040,14Ann(A IT0411S 141 SPECIAL MATINEES • Sat. 3rd andSun. 4th • at 2:00 P.M. j ALL SEATS "SUPERBUG'S 75c IS HERE! 4 ,,,a, vy Flies like a bird! ill 04 i'X am etg, -,10cifi 4'0 0 • 46, „ - 1 w ! • e 6 tIAtnDIM 7 and Drives ideways. ego.. • • • OPP Reports Recent investigations by the OPP in the Wingham Detachment include: 0 Forty-seven charges were laid under the Highway Traffic Act and forty-four warnings were issued. Four charges were laid under Starts Finishes Pts. Ernie Back . 77 57 191 Hilt WArd 62 44 150 Ross Nicholson 73 30 134 Adam. Smith 67 31 129 Jack Pipe 60 31 122 Don NOlan 53 34 121 Wayne Ward 53 33 119 Joe Heffron 67 26 119 Frank Workman 47 36 117 Dale Breckenridge 64 25 114 Jim Smith 46 32 110 Barry Adams 55 27 110 Harm Thalen 39 34 103 AlvinM cLellan 46 - 28 102 Harry Hall 50 26 101 Gordon Engel 58 21 100 Ross Bennett 41 29 99 Jack M cWhirter 42 28 98 Bob Elliott 46 25 96 Brian Adams 45 25 95 People We Know Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pearson returned home on the weekend from a Florida vacation. Mr. and Mrs. George Baxter and family of Guelph spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lamont. Susan and George Langlois, Don Carter and Leona and Jim Armstrong along wth 25 members of the Hanover Ski club spent the winter break skiing at Sunday River, Maine. Wild Cat Mountain and Attitash, New Hampshire and Stowe, Vermont. Clem McLellan 57 18 Glenn Bridge 63 15 Charlie Shaw 38 27 Murray Johnston 40 23 Lloyd Appleby 35 23 Sam Workman 38 21 Bob Scott 41 • 18 Bill Pullen 50 13 Carman Riley 41 17 Jan Van Vliet 35 15 Ross Duncan 34 15 Bill McArter 30 13 Ron Gordon 36 10 Bill Thamer 31 12 Ross Alcock 19 13 Ted Elliott 21 9 Mike Idzik 28 5 Al Breckenridge 21 . 5 Reg. Watson 14 6 Carl McLellan 9 2 Neil Adams 5 1 Team Standings Sams Gang Archers • James town 5th Li ne Blyth Cranbrook 6th Line Morrisbank now on sale for the two petio mances at Memorial Hall. The show features 15 son showcasing the music of Ms. vi, D aele and the lyrics of Ms Murch. Many in the area aal recognize the work of Ms, 1/11 Daele from her summers at ti Huron Country PlayhOuse Grab Bend. There are six actors and fog musicians involved in ti production. All are under tk direction of one of the Dm talented people inCanadian shoi business. Dean Regan, (qc directs this production has mat a name for himself in nearly even *facet of the business: as an arlot dancer , singer, television sta; writer, choreographer ani director. Though only in mid-thirties, he has had a earn that would seem impossible k many people older than h Regular visitors to Memo will see many changes sine last visit. The building is process of being redecorate has a bright new look to i though the job still has smaller details to e looked Funds raised from this prod will help complete the proje go towards the summer being planned to open Ju SHOWING '3 DAYS ONLY! Sun. 4, Mon. 5, Tues. 6th 2 SHOWINGS DAILY AT 7:00 and 9:00 P.M. THE SUPREME SHOCKER OF ALL TIME! WARNINntert ieseeen Halo lh MIS film Mey IOW seine peep The Maffei., dal al e thei in d t eve snrii atte uctiri et ani seasoi y3.' ******************* Ent ertainment-at THE QUEEN'S HOTE BRUSSELS Friday, Saturday and Sunday * The Smokey urn * Show with special guests * Baked Ham Sunday Menu: & Scalloped Potato At The NEW AMERICA HOTEL BRUSSELS, ONT. Under New Manageme *********** Friday & Saturday night r r e at t h to C( K T( Winner 61 Ten , Aeddemy AwOdiv CLARK GABLE VIVIEN 1,I IGII BR(SSELS 1305T,. MARCH 1976