The Brussels Post, 1979-02-07, Page 9SECOND AND THIRD PRIZE WINNERS—Second and third prize
winners lined up for a picture after winning in figure skating competition
Thursday night. In the front row from left are: Gayle Smith, Heather
MacDonald, Dawn Engel and Heather Wheeler. In the second row.from
left are: Kelly Workman, Roger Evans, Peter MacDonald, Debbie Grube
and Jana Pearson. In the third row from left are Steven Stephenson,
Linda Wilson, Mark Pennington, Gus Protopapas and Paul Cowie.
(Brussels Post Photo)
FIRST PRIZE WINNERS—Some of the first prize winners at the figure
skating competitions in Brussels Thursday night were in the front row
from left: Christina Dillow, Tod Rice, Glenda Carter and Danny Blake, In
the second row from left are Michael Alexander, Georgina Protopapas,
Mark Breckenridge, and Judy Ten Pas. (Brussels Post Photo)
THE .BRUSSELS. POST, FEBRUARY 7, 1979 9
ild Ones
lead bowlers
Wheeler, Steve Knight,
Kevin Bishop, Doug
McArter.
The Peewees were at home
to Hensall on Friday night
whom they defeated 18-2.
The Midgets were at home
to Elma-Logan who defeated
them.
GAMES THIS WEEK
Wed 7:00 Elma-Logan
Atoms at Brussels
8:30 Open
Fri. 7:00 Hensall Peewees
at Brussels
8:30 Elma-Logan
Midgest at Brussels
Sat. 6:00 Seaforth Novice at
Brussels
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Statement of Project
Costs and Revenues
FOR THE PERIOD FROM JULY 1, 1976
TO DECEMBER 31, 1978
PROJECT REVENUES
Donations
Fundraising
50-50 draws
Walkathon
Opening Night
Interest Income
Grants
Wintario
Community Centres
Grant
CRCA Handicap
Grant
$235,046
$ 1,585
7,927
4,279' 13,791
4,046
456,644
150,000
28,575 635,219 $888,102
PROJECT COSTS
Building
Parking lot and
Site Costs
Engineering fees
Land (donated)
Machinery, furniture, and
fixtures
Interest and bank
charges
Miscellaneous Administration
Expenses
DEFICIT FOR THE PERIOD
Listowel, Ontario
January 10, 1979
754,602
26,983
19,324
27,000
46,523
14,585
2,440 891,451
$ 3,355
MacGillivray & eo.
Chartered Accountants
Harry Crich 14 7 28
Ross Ducan 20 3 26
Alex Gulutzen 9 8 25
Bill Protopapos 13 5 23
Gordon Nichol 14 3 20
Raymond Saur 7 1 9
Bryon Adams 3 1 5
High scores for ,.ate: Ernie
Back 140; Clint 7mmrich
140.
Crib
scores
W L AV
Bruce Weber 91 79 53%
Gordon Jacklin 86 84 50%
Ernie Back 85 75 53%
Sam Workman 83 77 52%
Ken Webster 68 92 42%
Bob Elliott 61 59 51%
John Smith 53 37 58%
Gordon Nichol 46 44 51%
Glen Bridge 42 48 46%
Don Gibson 39 21 65%
Ken Graber 26 24 52%
Ted Elliott 26 24 52%
Ron Adams 26 34 43%
Brian Rutledge 23 27 46%
Neil Adams 19 21 50%
Pat Rutledge 18 , 32 36%
High scores for three darts
Ken Bird, 180; Bob Richard-
son, 180.
TEAM STANDINGS
8th Line 108
Sam's Gang 95
Walton 90
Pluevale 82
' Morris Bank
80
Archers 73
5th Line 65
Blyth
49
The team to watch is "The
Wild. Ones" in the Brussels
Mixed Bowling League who
are in the lead with 82 points.
Not too far behind is the
"Go-get-Ers" with 74 points
putting them in second spot
and third is the "Alley Cats"
with 72 points. Fourth is the
"Pin Pickers" with 68 points
fifth "Six Park" with 60 and
Ken Bird 52 54 160
Bob Richardson 46 38 122
Clint Emmrich 52 31 114
Eric Ross 62 22 106
Ernie Back 45 29 103
Mo Nichol 34 31 94
Ross Cameron 31 31 93
Dee Gorman 27 32 91
Glen Bridge 42 18 78
Alvin McLellan 32 21 74
Ross Nicholson 31 21 73
Bob Elliot - 29 22 73
Ray McNichol 32 20 72
Ken Gosling 34 16 66
Frank Workman 30 17 64
Bill Thamer 31 16 63
Jack Vincent 41 11 63
Barry Adams 31 15 61
Bill Pullen 33 14 61
Bob Fraser 41 9 59
D. Breckenridge 25 17 59
Fred Miers 25 14 53
J. McWhirter 23 13 49
Doug Chapman 23 12 47
Murray Gordon 22 11 44
Jan Van Vliet 14 9 42
Don Nolan 1 7 12 41
Ross Cook 32 4 40
M. Johnston 23 7 37
Ken Warwich 19 6 31
W. Campbell 15 8 31
A Breckenridge 18 5 28
"Chaos" with 44 points.
Fran Golley stole the night
with her 294 high single and
671 high triple. Competing
for second spot. was Ron
Maurais with 257 high and
John Rae. John also had
another high game of 250
and a high triple of 664.
Other high triples were Ray
Adams 651, Tom Stevens
614, Ron Maurais 584, and
Jim Adams 575.
Bowling over 200 were Jim
Adams 252, Ray Adams 251
and 244, Tom Stevens 249,
Fred Sawyer 239, Dennis
Newby 216, Carolynn Whit-
field 212, Pat Newby 209,
Lana Carmichael 208, Wilda
Higgins 204, Jane Driper
212, Carolyn McRae 204.
Last Monday night found
the local Atom team going to
Blyth where they defeated
the home team 5-1. Dean
Wheeler scored the hat-trick
for Brussels with Paul Tolton
and David Wheeler scoring
singles. Assists went to
Marty Rutledge, David
Wheeler, Dean Wheeler.
Tuesday night found the
Midgets travelling to Hensall
where they were defeated
2-0.
The Juveniles were at
home on Tuesday night to
the Kurtzville team. „In a
good game of hockey • the
score was tied 2-2 at the end
of the first. Kurtzville scored
the only goal in the second.
They also scored early in the
third to take a two goal lead.
Brussels came back with two
goals to tie the score but
Kurtzville scored what
proved to be the winner with
1:07 remaining in the game
to' win 5-4.
Scoring for Brussels was
Chuck Stewart, Brad Knight,
Bill Smith, Tim Prior. Assists
went to Brian Deitner, Alan
Bragg, Bell Smith, John
Richmond.
On Wednesday the Atoms
were at home to Hensall and
were defeated 4-1. Brussels'
only goal was scored by Dean
Wheeler unassisted,
The Bantam team was at
home to Seaforth, who de-
feate'd the home team 6-3.
Kevin Deitner scored
Brussels three goals with
assists going to Todd
Atoms beat Blyth 5-1
Dart scores