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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1978-11-22, Page 6WEEKLY SALE BRUSSELS STOCKYARDS LTD. EVERY FRIDAY At 12 Noon Phone 887-6461 •r, Brussels, Ont. J. SPANJER MANUFACTURING • Tractor Manure Pump • Electric Manure PuMp • Electric Manure Spreaders • Stabling The way you want it at a better price Mitchell 348-9104 20kg. Purina DOG CHOW PURINA $1.00 off per bale DOG CHOW a n Purina als CAT CHOW 1.00 off per bale MILTON J. DIETZ.. Phone 527-0608 R.R. 4 Seaforth, Ont. Special Carpet. Cleaning Offer $4,095 Get yoUr living room and dkiiing room carpeting cleaned now by the Steamatid prOfes-• sionals for one IOW price, only $49.95. Offer effective until Nov. 30, 197$. :PhOne St 524-2260 A Complete Line of Lighting to Suit any Budget Open Tenet - Sal. 9 - at Fri. till .9 Eeenings by apfiaintment josePhine Street Phone 3.$7,149.1 ••••n 16" the hortie of erilighteriihq ideas' toms beat Wingham THIS, GENTLEMEN IS HOW TO DEHORN YOUR CATTLE—Ron Bennett of RR 1, Gorrie was ori hand at a cattle treatment session in Belgrave last Wednesday to show farmers how to dehorn their cattle. The demonstration was given at the farm of Doug Walker. (Brussels Post Photo) On Wednesday night the Wingham Atoms were in town to play the home town squad. Brussels scored the first goal and managed to stay ahead to win 6-4, Dean Wheeler led the way with five goals, with Marty Rutledge scoring one. As- sits went to Dave Wheeler, Sean Kuffer, Dean Nicholson Paul Tolton. In the second game of the night the Blyth Bantam were here to defeat the local boys 8-4. At the end of the second period the score was tied 4-4 but in the third period Blyth scored 4 unanswered goals. Brussel's goal scorers were Les Black with 2, Todd Wheeler, Kevin Wheeler one each, Assists went to Peter Bennett, Lisa Black, Todd Wheeler. On Friday night the Huron Park Peewees were in town to play hockey although the score looked like a football game. Leading the way foi Brussels was .Darrin Watts and Doug Shaw with 5 goals each, Rick Knight 3, Kevin McArter, Wayne McCutcheon, Robbie Cardiff Tim Fritz 2 each, David MARY ELLEN COULTES Mary Ellen Coultes, 71, of Belgrave, died Saturday November 18 in the Wingham and District Hospital following a short illness. She was born in Belgrave the, daughter of the late Robert Stonehouse and the former Agnes Jamieson. She attended Belgrave Public School and was married on September 16, 1933 to Robert H. Coultes who still survives her. They resided and farmed on the third line of Morris until 1966 when they retired to Belgrave. She was a member of the U.C.W. of Knox United Church in Belgrave. Surviving are two sons, William and Glenn of Morris Township, two sisters Carrie Cossitt Dean Rutledge Scott. Boylan one each. Assists went to Dean Bentley, Steve Bridge, Kevin Johnston, David Cos- sitt, Darrin Watts, Kevin McArter, Scott Boylan, Wayne McCutcheon, Tim Fritz, Doug Shaw, Robbie Cardiff, Rick Knight. The Huron Park Midgets were here for the second game of the night and de- feated the local boys 7-3, Brussels scores were Mike Watson, Brian Tenpas and Darryll Youngblut Assists went to Ken Cousin s, Brian Tenpas and Mike Watson. Won 7.0 On Saturday afternoon the A foms, were in Mitche '11 for an exhibition game where they won 7-0. Scoring for Brussels were Marty Rutledge with 3 goals, Dean Wheeler, Paul Tolton, Shawn Bremner, Dave Wheeler 1 each. Assists went to Marty Rutledge, Sean Kieffer, Dave. Wheeler, Dean Wheeler. The Novice team played their first home game of the season when the Belgrave (Mrs. Harry McGuire), Agnes (Mrs. Russel Walker of Goderich) and Lewis Stonehouse of Belgrave. Also surviving are nine grand- children. She was predeceased by three brothers, Gordon of Arizona, Norman of London and Stewart of Belgrave. The body rested at the S.J.Walker Funeral Home in. Wingham and funeral services were to be held at Knox United Church in Belgrave on Tuesday, November 21 at 2 p.m, with Rev. John. G. Roberts officiating. Burial was to follow in the Brandon Cemetery in Belgrave. Pallbearers were to be nephews Kenneth Mitchell of Snelgrove, Dale Mitchell of Scarborough, Jack• Mitchell of Rothsay, Bruce MacDonald and Jack Walker of Wingham and Sam Pletch of Belgrave. Five grandchildren, Janice, Joanne, Karen, Paul and Steven Coultes were to be flowerbearers. Novice were in town for an exhibition game, The Anal score was Brussels 2, Belgrave 2, Brussels scorers were Dean Nicholson and Gary Martin with the only assist going to Tim Dillow. The Juveniles also played two hockey games this week. On Tuesday night they were at home to Hensall and played to a 4.4 tie. On Sunday afternoon they travelled, to Blyth for a good game of hockey but were defeated S-I. Goal scorers were not available. Games thin Week Wed:7:00p m. -Winghatu Atoms at Brussels. 8:30p.m.-Open Fri: 7:00-Huron Park Peewees at Brussels. 8:30-Huron Park Midgets at Brussels. Tues: 8:00 p.m.-Howick Juveniles at Brussels, THE MASKS POST, NOVEMBER 22, 197& Obitu ary (A Division of 385921 Ontario Limited) WINGHAM'S NEWEST AND MOST COMPLETE LIGHTING STORE And Featuring: Crystal chandeliers Tiffanies Early American lighting by "Quoizel" Outdoor lighting Dealer for Nutone products Hundreds of beautiful lamps, shades and fixtures to choose from. 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