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.114t. BRUSSELS .ocist, -FEBRUARY
olui Dolls race results.
Race #1 - Winner Doug
cGregor (Kippen) 2. Dave
aim (Woodstock); 3rd.Harold
itherland (Woodstock)
Race #2- I. Ken Sutherland
oodstock); 2. Doug McGregor
Kippen); 3 ,Dave
aim, (Woodstock)
Race #3. 1, Dorothy Sutherland
Woodstock); 2n. Wendy Boyer
Atwood); 3. Brenda partly
Woodstock).
Race #4, 1.Bill Profota
hatham); 2, Ken Sutherland
oodstock) 3. George Krieger
istowel)
Race #5. 1.. Stephen Harley
Woodstock); 2. Jeff Matheson
Atwood); 3. Wade Miller
Dutton).
Race #6. 1. Ken
u herlandwoodstock); 2. Bill
aish (Woodstock); " 3. Dave
airnwoodstock).
Race #7, Novelty 1. Ken and
at Sutherland (Woodstock); 2.
oss and Betty Knight (Brussels);
The local Pee Wee team
articipated in the Huronia
ockey Pee Wee tournament in
ildmay this past weekend.. The
rst game played was Friday
ening against Palmerston.
hey won it by a resounding 10-2
ore. They returned to play
airs on 'Sunday at 12:30 against
home MilcImay team and
anded them a resounding 11-1
efeat, This advanced them to the
mi-final game against a team
orn Honeywood. This team
oved to be more than the local
uad could handle and were
anded a 10-2 defeat in their
cond game of the day. Thank
u boys for putting forth a great
ort.
In other hockey action in the
st week the Atom "A" hosted
ilverton on Wednesday evening
d defeated, them 8 -; 1. Goals
ored were Ken Cousins 4, Terry
cCutcheon 2, Paul Johnston 1
d Mike Watson 1. Assists were
Ilan Ten Pas 4, Ken Cousins 1,
oug McArter 1, Ken Higgins 1,
ike Watson 1, Lyle Campbell 1.
In •rather adverse weather
e same team travelled to Blyth
win by a 6 - 2 fscore. Goal
orers were. Ken Cousins 3,
ian Tean Pas 1, Ron Godkin 1,
ho Stroop 1. Assists of one each
nt to Terry Glanville, Brian
n Pas, Ken Cousins, Bradley
right, John Stroop.
he Bantam t earn hosted the
mkton team on Wednesday
ning and lost out in close
ght game with a final 4 - 3 in
our of Monkton. Goal scores
Brussels were David
phenson 2, Scott Wheeler 1.
ists went to Murray
:7harme, David Stephenson
Scott Wheeler.
n Friday night the Monkton
gets visited Brussels and
e periods of very good and
ting hockey were handed an 8
seating by the 'Brussels team.
scorers for Brussels were
ray Nichol 4, Bob Bridge 2,
d STephenson I, Jerry
tchowski 1. Assists Were Bob
ge 4, Murray Nichol 3, Danny
d 2, Jamie jutZie 1, Murray
eler 1, Jerry AlouchoWski
Imes at the arena this week
e
February
P.M. Blyth AtOm at
Brtissels.
MilVertort Bantams at
Brussels
Priday, March 1
.M. Milverton PeeWeeS at
Brussels
M. MilVerton Midgets at
Brussels
Brussels Lions "Polar
activities Caine' to an end
on Monday with a bonspiel in the
Brussels arena. There was a full
slat e of sixteen rinks
participating, ;representing
several communities in'the area.
In the 9, a.m. draw the winners:
1st Al Tenpas and rink,Brussels
3W plus 7
2nd.Doug. Rath*ell and
rink Brussels 2 wins-plus 14
3rd. Ron Adams and rink,
Bluevale 2 wins plus 11
Consolation. Shriners.
11 a.m. draw
1st 'Leslie Knight and
rink Brussels 3 wins plus 15
2nd Glen Rathwell and rink,
Brussels, 2 wins plus 8
3rd 'Hip" Ziegler and rink
Harriston, 2 wins plus 7.
Consolation Glen Sellers and rink,
Wingham.
Lucky winner of the
snowmobile draw was Mrs.
Yvonne Knight of R.R.3,
Brussels.
Dinner was served at noon by
the Brussels Ladies Curling Club
and lunches were served for the
evening meal. Judging by the
comments heard the curlers had a
good day and were more than
pleased with the dinner they were
served.
BRUSSELS
Bowling Scores
Ladies' High Single
Sharon Evans 250
Marlene Rutledge 230
Winnie Bell
224
Ladies' High Triple
Marlene Rutledge 661
Men's High Single
Carson Watson 280
Murray 'lowe 273
Greg Hutther 255
Men's High Triple
Carson Watson 670
Spare Bowlers: Dale Taylor,
Sharon Taylor, David Wheeler.
Team Standings
Rutledge's Rollers
Howie's Headers
Gordie'S Gophers
Bill's Gang
Adatri's Angels
Lowe's Loafers
Girls 8 & 9 Years 1. Brenda
TenPas; 2, Janice Adams.
Boys 8 4 9 Years - 1. 'Terry
McCutcheon; 2. Kevin Wheeler;
3. Stewart Cardiff,
Girls 10 & 11 Years - 1. Joan
Cardiff; 2. Jill McCutcheort; 3.
Shelly Moffatt,
Boys 10 & 11 Years - 1.
Darwin McCutcheon; 2. Kenny
Cousins; 3. Brian Tenpas
Girls 12 & 13 Years -- 1. Carol
Wheeler; 2. • Mitchelle
McCutcheon; 3. Elizabeth Exel.
Boys 12 & 13 Years -- 1. Doug
Cousins; 2. Bruce Armstrong; 3.
Brian Armstrong.
Girls - any age - 1. Michelle
McCutcheon;2. Carol. Wheeler; 3.
Judy Adams,
Boys - any age - 1. Darin
McCutcheon; 2. Stewart Cardiff;
3. Kenny Cousins.
Girls Shuttle Race - Carol
Wheelers TEam. 2. Jill
McCutcheons Team.
Boys Shuttle Race - Brian
TenPas Team 2. Doug. Cousins
Team. ,
Dart club
INDIVIDUAL STANDING
St. Fin. Pts.
Ernie Back 72 47 166
'hilt Ward 48 52 152
Ross Nicholson 89 31 151
John Smith 62 40 142
Dale Breckenridge 65 38 141
Harm Thalen 57 36 129.
Arnold Maxwell 62 33 128
Adam Smith 58 29 116
Glen Bridge 51 31 113
Barry Adams 52 30 112
Bob Elliott 46 31 108
Jim Smith 51 27 105
Jack McWhirter 40 32 104
Russ Hall 48 28 104
Ken Patterson 47 27 101
Ross Duncan 48 26 100
G. Hetherington 41 28 97
Ross Somers 57 19 95
Willis Knight 43 24 91
Clem McLellan 53 17 87
DickStephenson 51 17 85
Neil Adams 46 19 84
Don Workman 42 20 82
Mike Idzik 41 20 81
KenJohnston 50 15 80
Bill McArter 41 19 79
Jack Pipe 50 14 78
Frank Workman 27 .25 77
Jan Van Vliet 37 20 77
Murray Johnston 33 21 75
Murray Kellington 41 17 75
Bob Scott 38 18 74
Rick Somers 45 14 73
Ron Gordon 48 10 68
Ross Bennett 31 17 65
Gordon Engel 45 10 65
Sam Workman 34 15 64
Brian Adams 37 12 61
Dale Pletch 36 11 58
John Stadelrnan 23 16 55
Bill Thamer 27 11 49
Harry Crich 25 7 39
Al Breckenridge, 17 9 35
Alvin McLellan 8 1 10
Team Standing
Archers 139 Pts.
Sams Gang
Cranbrook
126 Pts,
118 Pts,
105 Pts. Blyth
103 Pts. Lens Gang
98 Pts. Morrisb an k
95 Pts. 5th Line
91 Pts. Jamestown
76 Pts, Juniors
69 Pts. 6th Line
High Store 3 darts;
Hilt Ward 180.
High score for the evening':
Don Workman 134.
Correspondent
Mrs, Chester Earl
U.D.S.
The U.C.W. of Ethel United
Church held their February
meeting at the home of Mrs. May
Godden. Mrs. James Struthers
had the Devotions and Mrs.
Godden took the topic "The
Golden Rule".
Mrs. A. Pearson read the
minutes and conducted business.
World's Day of Prayer to be held
March 1st in United Church at 2
p.m.
An appreciation note was read
from Mr. B. Machan and family.
Mrs. Geo. Pearson gave the
treasurer's report.
The meeting closed with prayer
followed by lunch served by the
hostess.
Personals
Sympathy is extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Nodden on the-- -
passing of their son.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Evans and
girls have returned home after
spending two weeks in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Swift of
London visited Mrs. Joe Pearson
on Sunday.
Mrs. Pearson was honoured at
a family dinner at the Blue Barn
for her eightieth Birthday., Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Pearson and Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Elliott also
attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Speiran
have returned from a two week
vacation in Florida.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Lynn were Mr. and Mrs.
Cuthbert, London, Mr. and Mrs.
Doug Pitcher and girls, Toronto.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
Bray, Sunday were Mrs. Jack
Bray of Listowel, Mrs. Harry
Lang of Harriston. They also
visited Mr. Chas. Hansuld.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cardiff
visited in Petrolia for a couple ,of
days with Mr. and. Mrs. Jerry
Cardiff.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Davison
and Blair of London visited Mr.
and Mrs. C. Raymond.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sheerer
visited in Goderich on Thursday
with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Sheerer.
Mr. Herb Jonas of Rosseau
visited with his sister, Mrs. Chas.
Sheerer and Mr, Sheerer this past
week.
Mr. and Mrs, Howard Ellacot
of Listowel and Mr. and. Mrs.
Amps Smith and boys of Belgrave
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Seth Pride.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heimstra
and family of ListOwel visited
Sunday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. A. Bremner.
Dr. W.L.A. and Mrs. Wardlaw;
Carol, Susan visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Wardlaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Heimstra
and boys accompanied Mrs. Sam
HeitnStra of Listowel to Kitchener
to visit Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Posthumas.
Save fuel
The average ci welter views
the energy crisis through his
everyday experiences - gasoline
,to power his car, electricity to
light his home and cook his
dinner, fuel to provide heat
through the winter. If he reflects
upon agriculture's energy needs
at all, his mind probably conjures
up an image of a hardworking
tractor. Yet, fifteen city dwellers
on, each year use energy equal to
the energy required to grow and
harvest sufficient food for one
person for one year.
However, farmers could
operate their tractors more
efficiently. Match the tractor to
the job. Use a smaller tractor for
light work and a larger tractor for
heavy work. Tractors operated at
rated engine speed provide better
fuel economy at full loads than at
with black and white TV's turned
light loads,
Tune the engine. A survey has
shown many tractors develop only
75 percent of their' rated power
because of neglected
maintenance. This neglect wastes
fuel.
Other ways of improving
efficiency are: reduce wheel
slippage, drain wet fields,
improve field layout, plow
shallowly and use sharp ploy
points.
News of Ethel
UCW holds meeting 3. Bruce Fischer & Lori
'''MeCutcheon (Brussels)
Race #8 -- 1. Ken Sutherland
(Woodstock); 2. Brian Eickmeier
(Brodhagen); 3. Doug. M cGregor
(Kippen).
Race #9 - 1. Bill Walsh
(Cambridge); 2. Ken Sutherland
(Woodstock); 3. Lang Chase
(Chatham)
Race #10 - 1. Brian Eickmeier
(Brodhagen); 2. Bill Walsh
(Cambridge) 3. Ken Sutherland
(Woodstock)
Overall winner receiving the
annual trophy was Ken
Sutherland of Woodstock.
Skating Races
Girls and Boys 5 Years and under
1.Wayne Achilles; _2. Dean
Rutledge; 3. Kim Fritz.
GirIS 7 Years and Under - 1.
Sandra Huether; 2. Brenda
Richmond; 3. June Adams.
Boys 7 Years and Under - 1
Robert Car diff; 2. Darin Watts;
3. Dean Rutledge.
Pee Wee's lose out
75
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70
62
60
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