The Brussels Post, 1969-02-06, Page 5BRUSSELS ONTARIO
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VALENTINE DANCE
BRUSSELS LEGION HALL
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14th
Music By: DESJARDINE ORCHESTRA
Restriced to 21 Years and Over
Everyone VVeleolrne
Sponsored by: Brussels Bciwling League,
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MINOR HOCKEY
ENJOYED BY ALL
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Total Points — Brussels 17
Atwood 7
BANTAM
Teuelzyille 12, Brussels
Racing — 1st. Wayne I-Tall
(Kurtzville) 2nd 'Millie Blake
(Brussels) 3rd Don Gibson (This-
sels).
Shooting Brussels 3, Kurtz.
'vine 3
Goal Scorers:. Brussels Peter
Gibson, Philip Blake (3), Bruce
Struithers, Gerald Wheeler, Rickey
cDonald.
Kurtzville Wayne Hall (3),
Williams, Don Hall(7), Kelvin
BoWers
Stars: 1st- DOD Hall (Kurtzville),
2nd Phillip 'Blake (Brussels).
Total Poinits .--- Brussels 17,
Kurtzville 26
:‘,1 !MET
OrtisseIs 6, BelgraVe 4
Racing — 1st Neil Bieutan (Bel.
grave) 2nd Larry Robinson, (Bel-
gtave 3rd Murray Workman
(Brussels)
Shooting — :Brussels 1, gelgrave
1.
Goal Scorers: Brassels- Mnt.
ray Kellington (3), Murray Work-
man, Murray McDonald, Ray Le-
Drew,
Belgrave ----- Wayne Deeper (2),
Ron Cook. Barry Robinson,
Stars: 1 sa Murray TCellfngien
(BrusSelS), 2nd Wayne I-Topper
(Belgraye).
Total Points — Brussels I. Bel.
grave 1.1
GUELPH GIRLS
TIE UP COACHES
A large crowd was on hand
Saturday night, to see the GniVer-
ally of Guelph Girls Hockey Team
compete against the Brussels
Minor Hockey Coaches. After a
grueling three periods the score
was deadlocked at 1040.
The girls were well Schooled in
the fundamentals of hockey, Their
passing was short) and accurate
and they played their positions
flawlessly. They almost proVed: too
Much for Pie coaches to handle as
they had to score two goals late
in the game to earn a tie. Body
contact was not allowed through.
out Lhe game and some of the
cbeelles were sent to the penalty
hex for holding etc. Referees
Johnny 131'0,1f: and Don Achilles
brindled the game ie fine style
although at, times they seemed to
miss some obvious pennlitieS, es-
pecially when several coaches
were lakeii heavily into the boards
or were tripped tip in front of the
net.
After game players from
both tennis and their friends had e
short, social gathering in the haw--
meal of the libiattY Where plans
Were stetted for a rematch be-
tween the two teams in thielP4i,
it was felt however that a suffic-
ient length of time should be
given for the coaches to temper-
ate from this game.
Scoring in The game was as
follows:
• First Peeled
Brussels: Golden Jet Lowe
(Rugged Rutledge)
Mary Lou Mallott
(Margo Brown).
fl'u el ph : Kaye Marsh (Ann
Brooks)
Brussels: Golden. Jet Lowe
(Power Play Prior)
Second Period
'Brussels : Rngged Rutledge
(Miraculous McAriter)
Brussels: Hasty Hatether
M Meehan
(-uelph: Georgina. Phinney
IBorb Wn-pies)
Brussels: Rugged. Rutledge
(Golden Jet Lowe, Legitim ate
Lowe)
Guelph: Georgina Phinney
(Margo Brown, Sharon Pauls
Guelph: Ann Brooks (Madeline
Monaghan)
Birussels: Hasty Huether
Guelph: :Georgina Phinney.
Third Period
Guelph', Kaye Marsh (Ana
Brooks, Sharon Pauls)
'Brussels: Big M 'Meehan (Dy-
namic, Demaray, Hasty Fluether)
Guelph: Gladys Williams,
Brussels: Nifty Niched (Dy-
namic Demaray)
Gu el p h : Kaye Marsh (Sharon
Nulls. Ann Brook)
Guelph: Margo Btown (Georg.
inn PhilTheY)
Brits$els: Legitimate Lowe
(Power Play Prior, Rugged Rat.
ledge)
BruSse18: 'Golden Jet ClYfitacul-
BRUSSELS ARENA
SCHEDULE
Sunday
2:00 — 4:00 p,m. Public Skating
7 :- A 9:(.‘; p.m, Minor Hockey
Practice
Monday
7:00 — 10:30 pan %nor Hockey
Tuesday
all (lay Curling
Wednesday
all clay Curling
Thursday
2:00 — 4:09 pan, Pre-school
Skating
4:00 — 7100 Dail. Figfire Skating
7:30 — 10:30 p.m. groMeball
Friday
2; no - 3.30 pail, Skating (thei.S.
sels Public &Aloe])
7:00 — 10:30 p.m. Mina Heelte1
rittittlay
39 nen. Minor Hockey
Practice
p,m, -- 4:00 ,in. Public
Skating (Children)
8:110 — 10:00 pr re. Pahlie Skat-
ing
MEL)(114LE:
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
minister
REV. C. A. MoCARROLL
10 A.M, Unuteh Sek001
11. A.M. Divine Worshii
The Ten Commandments Series
(10) "God's Conunandinent To
The Covetous"
Organist: Mrs. Nora Moffatt
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ST. JOHN'S CHURCH
ANGLICAN CHURCH
Brussels
Minister: Rev. F. G. Braby
II (1.pl. 1-loly Eucharist
Gnt,i1 further notice services.
will be at 1:1 o'clock .
COMING EVENTS :
PANCAKE SUPPER
Plan to alirena the .Pancake
Supper at St. John's Church on
Shrove Tuesday. Watch for further
pa rticulars.
EUCHRE. -
'Legion, vs GentleMen. :Monday
evening, Feb. 17, Admission 50c
Free smorgasbord. All men
welcome.
ANNUAL MEETING
The annual meot1ng of the Bel.
grayer Myth and Brussels- School
Fair will be held in the Com-
munity Centre, Belgrave, Monday
Feb. 1.0 at 8:30 p.m, Please attend.
ANNUAL MEETING & BANQUET
The Annual Meeting and Ban-
quet of The Children's Aid
Society of Huron County being
held in - Egmondville 'United
Church, Seal'oeth, Wednesday,
'February 12th, 1969. Guest Speak-
er Dr, Finlay Gr. Stewart,
Tickets $2.00 are available from
Staff or 'Board Members and must
be purchased by February 10th,
1969, Public cordially invited to
attend,
HURON PLOWMEN
RE-ELECT PREMOENt •
Alatitice Love of I-ITt 3, Exeter,
was- re-elected Ito a, second term
as president of the Ilurell County
.Plownien's Association dtitieg its
annual meeting at Winthrop.
Other ortiCeils: vice-presidents,
Kenneth Stewart, RR r, Seaforth,
and John Clark RR ;5, Gederich(
.Secre1,ary.tte(taitret, ReaSell 1301.
toe, lilt 1, Seafettil,- and 11.Saistant r
'Flistoil Cardiff, 3gtil6Sehl.
Gordott McGavin. of Walton
Was appointed county director' tie
Cie Ontario ['lawmen's Assoelat-
ion, and Simon Ittillallan. of Blyth r
a past: ptecidenit, was mulled
tlitoolot• Io the Hilton County Fed-
eration- of Agriculture.
GENTLEMEN'S CLUB
NEWS ITEMS
'Phis column could he entitled
TT-idden News. 'Even Settle of the
ones I write about don't even
know, Well the man Of the week
is Len Lamont and he is under the
spot light on account of a, game
of hockey. This game I know little
about and nothing regards rules
and regulations, Hard ball, I could
one time knock an apple off
Cliff Mark's head and never ruffle
a hair, at. 150 yards. Soccer, 1
could drive 5 nails with 2 kicks
et 100 yards. Curling? 1 was
great on the draw. I could draw.
the cork out of a bottle of Scotch
quicker than any curler leelae, 11.
seems according to Al Nichol,
that one of his team is faster than
alahaefolitn, can shook, straighter
and harder than Gordie Howe and
think quicker than Bobby Hull,
The other night the referee
gave this super boy a penalty for
tripping. Al's boy didn't 'trip him
he gave him an elbow in the ribs,
7,17the lad is Irish so ep raises the
Irish blood and he says, what. the
hill do yez mean and weiete did'
you get that sweater? The referee
cracked on either a 'incl or sus-
pension, $25 before the lad could-
play again, Laniont paid the fine,
This Blyth referee is about as
'vular in Brussels as sWartn
mosquitoes at a nudist camp
Lamont made a great sacrifice. If
he ever goeS to Scotland the
Lamont clan will slione him to
death. He pat generosity ahead of
I:11H et,
Over a dozen men left here last
Sunday to see a hockey
gaine in Detroit. They must hate
had bad Water in the thiited
States, Every one: of these fellows
had a case of soft drinks. They
had enough pop to Water Barmen
and 13atlley's circus elephants.
When they left for home they
drove miles and miles and then
on of their leote awake than the
fellers Salk sign "Chicago
Heights", They turned around and
finally tonna: their way lionie Via
Gory Infilatul,
Mrs.. Alin TIlynne spent last
Tuesday With her daugh101', Mrs
Cl corge MeCtitehoon, Well, 'they
were in the smile house anyway.
Tlarb was curled Ill) on the couch
any and she had been sweeping,
The ice of course. They say she
can sweep so hard and so fast, the
steam rises Ito the top of the
broom handle, Ann went up to
sweep the floors. They hadn't
been swept since the first. Boa-
spiel, It scents ,(here's a difference
betwen a house broom and a earl-
ing broom. Anyway the house will
do now till Allan Webb comes,
Ann rubbed all Barb's canaille'
aches with Rafferty's Rattle
Snake oil and soon again 'Barb
will hear the cry "sweep"
Howad Hack well received a
pa inful bruise on his hip last
Wednesday when he was struck
with a snow plow. This is the first
time "Preach" ever knew his hip
rem a hole in the ground,
Ned Rutledge has an increase
a stock, His bolting mare has a
nice colt, and h e bought a pacer
down country it Ned keeps on he
will have plenty of horses but no
wife, Kay has been very patient.
Divorce is getting easier every day.
Women pay no attention to their
Bible now which says they are to
Love, Honor and Obey, The Bible
also says the man shall be head of
the 'woman and, she shall be sub-
yeall to main, Women pay as pinch
attention to this aS I do to advice
from a 'Tory.
The farmers held a meeting the
other day in Hainilton to get the
corn growers, the oat growOrs;
the hog producers, the Milk pre•
ducers etc, ect, to atnalgattate.
e'ott might just as well talk to a
bunch of Kilkenny eats. They
have been plait, stooges since be-
fore confederation. They vote Tory
Or 'Ciliate the same as their perenta
The GOVerithient 'just laughs at
thein.
Roy 'Cousins and his wife left
last, week for Florida. Some go
there for the climate. some go 101'
the trip, some go to be alone, sothe
to see the ocean. The (lousing ge
just 1,0 get fls far away from their
son-in-law as is possible.
Dont' forget the Anglican. annual
Pancake Supper. I believe Fehr.
tarry /8. The. Bishop will inforill
you how many you may have,
what thickness and holy to Make
lhem.
Bye fat now
THE UNITED CHURCH
AllinisW.: Rev, E. L. LeDrew
Mrs. John pryans : Organist
1.0;00 A.M. Church School
A. al, Divine Worship
CLEARING OUT
"PAINT SALE"
of
KEM GLO and SUPER KEMTO1'"-
In Stock
t Price
Also Many Other Odds, and Ends of Colors
1/2 PRICE
Color Tubes Also Clearing
MACHAN HARDWARE
with n blanket and three cushions. )(ours 'Truthfully
There had been a MotisPiel Mon- T, K, F.