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BRUSSELS LEGION PIPE BAND — Present members of the
Brussels Legion Pipe Band were out in full force Friday night at the
band's 25th reunion dinner and dance. From left, front are Gwen
Bernard, Gail White, Bob Bremner, Ross Bennett, Charlie Proctor,
ken Innes, rear, Jim McCallum, Ross Duncan, Donald Martin, Jim
McLean, Tom MacFarlane, Albert Cook, Gordon Nicholson and Bill
Nethery. Donald Duncan was absent. (Photo by Langlois)
Inc Brussle Stockyard s.
Curling Bonspiel took place on
Monday, January 24th, at the
Brussels Arena with '16 teams
competing.
• A roast beefilinner'waS' served
at noon by the Ladies' CUrling
Cl ub ,
The Brussels Stockyards
Trophy was won by a Teeswater
team skipped by Wallace Bafingli
with• Byron Ballagh as vice, Blake
Alton second, and Alan Grant
lead.
The second place team in the 9
o'clock draw was Jim Hawkins'.
team of Goderich. The third place
The F.E.Madill Junior
Volleyball Team coached by Miss
Schofield is off to a fast start. The
team is made up of Barb
Haselgrove, Michelle Rintoul,
Lori Goodall, Norma Maclnty re,
Mary Dickson, bebbie
Macdonald, Janet Wood, Kathy
Cruickshank, Esther Nethery,
Linda Taylor, Nancy Dickson and
Glenna Barkey.
The girls played their first
tournament at Goderich . on
January 15. They played two
games against each team.
Results are:
Win Losses
Madill vs Parkside 1 1
St. Thomas 1 1
Strathroy 1 1
Bowling
scores
Ladies High Singles-Heather
Brown, 254; Jane Draper, 254;
and Sharon Taylor 232.
Ladies High Triple-Sharon
Taylor-626; Heather Brown,614
and Jane Draper, 588.
Men's High Singles-RAY
Adams, 263; Gteg Huether, 237
and Jim Adams, 226.
Men's High Triple-410
Adains,750; Greg Huether,654
and Jim ,Adams 630.
team was that . of, Grant
McDonald of Ripley. The
Consolation prize was won by
Jim Bosman's team of Brussels.
Ross Cunningham's team of
Brussels was the winning team in
the 11 o'clock draw. Gerald Smith
was skip, Ross Cunningham vice,
Fred Uhler second and Brad
Speran lead. The second place
team was the team of Bob Martin
of Gorrie. Barry Mulvey of
Belmore had the third place team.
The consolation prize went to the
team • of Murray Shiell of
Wingham.
A good day was had by all.
Stratford Central 0 2
Banting 2 0
Goderich 1 1
Lucas 1 1
Over all in the tourney the Jr.
Volleyball Team placed 3rd.
The Junior girls hosted the
second tournament held on
January 18, with three teams
competing. Madill walked away
with a clean victory for 1st place.
Madill vs Clinton 2 0
Walkerton 2 0
S. tits.
Ken Bird 59 43 145
Ernie BAck 48 33 114
Frank Workman 39 30 99
Jack McWhirter 38 23 84
Murray Gordon 31 26 83
Adam Smith 29 26 81
Ross Nicholson 46 13 72
Alvin McLellan , 43
14 71
Carl McLellan 29 19 67
Barry Adams 37. 14 65
Russ Rail 27 19 65
Don Nolan 40 11 62
Ray McNichol 26
Harry Hall
33 15 57
12 57
Dale treckenridge 30 13 56
Clem McLellan 30 13 .56
it 54 Bill Pullen 32
Jack Pipe 26 10 46
Ken Josling 19 12 43
, 8 42 Ron Gordon_ 26
14 41 Sam,Werkin an 13
5 38 11O§§ Duncan 28
In tournament
Brussels Atoms participated in
the annual Winter Carnival
Hockey Tournament. They were
in the "B" series and played their
first game against Cli nton. At the
end of the first period the home
team was trailing 2 - 1. Th ey
came iback in the third period to
defeat Clinton 5 - 3. Goal scorers
were Paul Machan with 2, Tommy
Ward, DoUg. Shaw and Darrin
Watts, I each. Assists went to
Kevin Johnston, Robbie Cardiff,
Doug Shaw, Tommy Ward.
In the second game, for the
"B" championship, they played
the home team of Seaforth. Once
more our boys were behind 2 - 1
at the end of the second. period.
They rallied in the third period to
win the game with Robbie Cardiff
scoring the winning goal with 27-
seconds remaining in the game.
Goal Scorers were Robbie Cardiff
with 2 unassisted goals, Doug
Shaw from Kevin McArter
,and Darrin Watts from Dean
Rutledge. •
In an exhibition game against
the "A" champs who were
Hanover, the local team were
defeated 6 - 2. Goals were scored
by Darrin Watts from Dean
Rutledge and Doug Shaw from
Darrin Watts.
Those boys participating were
Mike Smith, Bradley Black,
Robbie Cardiff, Paul Machan,
Kevin McArter, Dean Rutledge,
Jan Van Vliet 19
8 35
Ted Elliott 19
8 35
Bill McArter 24
4 32
Murray Johnston 14
Moe McNichol 13
7 28
7 27
4 25 Al. Breckenridge 17
4 22. Fred Miers 14
3 13 Bill Thamer 7
Team Standi.ng
Sam' sGang
8th . Line. 100
107
6th Line 61
• 59 ,,5th Line
54 Archers
51 Morris Bank
High Setste.3 DattS,
Jan VAit'Vliet, - 140
Jack MCWIlliter 140
High Score'
Keit Bird'•.- 171
Alviti'tseteteito“.1.It
Darrin Watts, Doug Shaw, Tim
Fritz, Tommy Ward, Kevin J
ohnston, Rick Knight, David
Cossitt.'
In other local activities the
Wednesday night hockey games
were cancelled,due to our stormy
weather. On Thursday night the
Pewees were in Hensall where
they picked up a 5 - 1 win. Scoring
for Brussels were. Tod Wheeler,
Danny Achilles, Stewart Cardiff;
Kevin Wheeler, Kevin Deitner.
Assits went to Steve Knight,
Leslie Black and Kevin Deitner.
On Friday night the same team
played host to the Dublin squad.
The home team scored a 5 - 3
victory over the •Dublin boys.
Brussels scorers were Kevin
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D eitner 2, Leslie Black, Steve
Knight, Stewart Cardiff, 1 each.
Assists went to Danny AChilles,
Steve Knight, Les Black, Stewart
Cardiff.
In the second game of the night
the Drayton Bantams defeated
the home team 4 - 1. Brussels'
only goal was scored by Paul
Bragg with assists going to Brian
Kellington and Mike Watson.
Council may
change date
The possibility of changing
the traditional meeting date of
Huron County Council, froiii the
last Friday of the month to some
other date, was discussed briefly
by the councillors on Tuesday
afternoon before the issue was
referred to the Executive
Committee.
When Warden Douglas McNeil
asked how members would prefer
to meet on the last Thursday of
the month only nine indicated
they would support such a
change. When asked how many
preferred the Friday meeting day
13 indicated their support.
The matter was sent to the
Executive - Committee for
consideration but a change is not
expected.
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******
Winners of the Lions January
22 hockey draw were Joyanne
Van Vliet, first period, Jack
Lowe, second period and Ivan
Campbell, third period.
* * * * * *
The Brussels Lion's Club
Polar baize, which has become an
annual popular attraction, will
take place again this year. Plans
to make in an even more exciting
event for both participants and
spectators are underway, Watch
50 Madill team places
third in volley ball
Dart league scores
0,AN so • SINCE 1889
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Ontario
Atoms win at Seaforth
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THE B Uss ELS POST,JANUARY` 26 1977 —9