HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1978-02-08, Page 1010 THE BRUSSELS POST, FEBRUARY 8, 1978
Smith rink wins
McDonald spell
WHITE CARNATION
Holmesville
Catering to weddings, banquets, private parties,
meetings and luncheons
WINTER SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE SCHEDULE
Feb. 11 - Lincoln Green
Feb. 18 - Bluewater Playboys
February 25 - Star Trex
Phone 524-6368 or 482-9228
LEO'S LEO'S
DANCE TO
TWO'S COMPANY
February 18th
DEEJAY 9 _1 DEEJAY
At the 'Brussels Legion
$2.00 per person Everyone Welcome
Family Paradise
DANCE HALL
R.R. 4 Walton
Due to re-scheduling as of April 1, 1978 we are
now available for Saturday night hall rentals for
Weddings Anniversaries and private parties,' etc.
We also offer you personal catering.
Phone Seaforth 527-0629
Phone Brussels 887-9037
DESSERT
EUCHRE
Mon., Feb. 13
1:30 P.M.
Morning Star Rebekah
Lodge Rooms
Price $1.00
Everyone
Welcome
OPTIMIST
POKER RALLY
Sun., February 19
RegistratiOn 12-2 p.m.
BRUSSELS SALES BARN .
TROPHIES
$3,00 per entry
CASH PRIZES
LUNCH BAR
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8
4:30 - Minor Hockey
10:00 Playoffs
10:00 - 11:00 - Private to rent
/ Community Centre
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9
2:00 - 4:00 - Pre School
4:30 - 10:00 - Figure Skating
10:00 - 12:00 - Industrial Hockey
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10
4:30 - 10:00 - Minor Hockey
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11
7:30 - 12:00 - Minor Hockey
2:00 - 4:00 - Public Skating
4:30 - 6:30 - Minor Hockey
8:00 - Private to rent.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12
1:30 - 3:30 - Public Skating
4:00 - 8:00 - Figure Skating
8:30 - 10:00 - Broomball game
LIONS VS LEO'S
MONDAY,FEBRUARY 13
Curling.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14
1;00 - 3:00 - Ladies Culling
7:00 - 8:30: Broomball Practice
8:30 - 11:00 - To be scheduled
For further information, call the Arena after 1 P.M. 887-6621
Enjoy
ERIE & HURON
BEVERAGE LIMITED
Stratford • Olifiqii) Trade Mark Reg
Brussels Morris
and Grey
Barb Hawkins from Goderich.
Consoaltion went to Ken Bray,
Betty Finch, Brian Warwich,
Helen Bray.
A roast beef dinner was served
by Ladies Curling Club.
Teams were entered from ;
Goderich, Belmore, Seaforth, ,
Listowel, Mitchell,‘Wingharn and.
Howick. ;Trophy and prizes were
presented Neil McDonald. by
Ross Veitchi rink won
McDonald's Bonspiel on
Monday, February 6th.
The 9 a.m. draw was won by
Gerald Smith and 'his rink, of
Marg. and Bruce Coleman and
Nancy Smith. They had three
wins and plus of eight. Wilma
Rathwell replaced Nancy - in 3rd.
game.
Second was asink of Albert Ten
,Pas skip, Mary Ten Pas' vice,
Gerald Dillow, second and Marg
Dillow lead. Dan Pearson,
Rosemary Wheeler, Dave
Wheeler and Mary Jane Pearson •
won third prize and consolation
went to Stewart Steiss, Madeline
Steiss, Jim Patterson and Betty
Cardiff.
The 11 p.m. draw and overall
trophy was won by Ross Veitch,
skip, Nora Stephenson, Vice,
Orval Bauer, 2nd. and Donelda
Pearson lead. They had three
wins and' plus of nine.
Second Was Scott McLean and
his rink Lois McLean, vice, Ron
McLean, second and Doris
McLean, lead. Third was Torn
and Betty Moore and Jim and '
Intermediates
win and tte
On Tuesday night the home
team were hosts to Clinton in a
good game of hockey.They
managed to stay one goal ahead
of the opposition throughout the
game and won it 5 -4. Bob
McDonald. led the home team
scoring 3 goals. The other 2 goals
ware scored by Roger Humphires
and Glen Warwick. Assists went
to RichMcDonald, Ian McLellan,
Jerry Wheeler, Glen Warwick.
On Sunday nighrthey were at
home to Mitchell. At the end of .,
the first period of hockey, it was
Mitchell 2, Brussels 1. Only 1
goal was scored in the second
period by Mitchell. Mitchell
scored one goal and Brussels two
early in the third period making
the 'score 5 • - 3. With Mitchell
scoring one more goal Brussels
'ame to score two more goals.
Murray Lowe proved to be the ,
inro scoring the tieing goal and
tile winning goal with assists from
Glen Warwick and Ian McLel-
land. Other goal scorers were
Brian Workman with 2 gcials, Bob
and Bridge and Ian McLellan
each. Assists went to John
McDonald, Brian workman, Brian
Sanderson, Glen Warwick and Ian
McLellan. That was the last home
game currently scheduled for the
local squad. There will be a
couple Of cancelled games worked
in when ice is available .before
playoffs start. Maybe by then we
will 'haver these felloWs convinced
they should be wearing face
masks. There have been a lot of
injuries to the eye area reqUiring
numerous stitches plus the loss of
a few teeth. It would be a great
investment if it prevented the loss
Of your eyesight. Keep Up the
good work fellows. May your
wins continue:
OPP Reports
During the week, there were
seven motor vehicle collisions.
which, caused an estimated '$7550,
in property damage and. injuries
to two persons,
On Thursday, February 2,
James R., Sleightholtn of
Brussels, who was driving an.
Arctic Cat and , Murray J. Cox,
also of R,R,3, Brussels, who. was •.
driving a Polaris hit head on on
County Road #16, east of County
Road #19, Grey Township. Both
drivers received minor injuries as
of the collision.
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