The Brussels Post, 1974-03-06, Page 9St. Fin Ets.
Ernie Back 76 49 174
Ross Nicholson. 94 32 158
Hilt Ward SO 53 156
Dale Bieckenridge 70 41 152
John Smith 66 40 146
Harm Thalen 62 40 142
Arnold Maxwell 67 37 141
Adam Smith 61 32 125
Bob Elliott 50 34 118
Glen Bridge 52 33 118
Russ Hall 54 32 118
Barry Adams 55 31 117
Jim Smith 52 31 114
Jack McWhirter 42 34 110
Ross Duncan 51 26 103
G. Hetherington 44 29 102
Ken Patterson 47 27 101
Ross Somers 62 19 100
Willis Knight 45 26 97
Clem McLellan 58 19 96
Don Workman 47 22 9.1
Dick Stephenson 55 17 89
Neil Adams 49 19 87
Ken Johnston 52 16 84
Murray Johnston 35 24 83
Bill McArter 43 20 83
Mike Idzik 42 20 82
Frank Win'kinan 30 25 80
MurrayKellington 42 19 80
Jack Pipe 52 14 80
Bob Scott 41 19 79
Jan Van Viiet 38 20 78
-Rick Somers. 46 15 76
Ron Gordon 51 10 71
Ross Bennet 32 18 68
Gordon Engel 46 11 68
Sam Workman 37 15 67
Brian Adams 41 13 67
John Stadelman 25 19 63
Dale Pletch 36 12 60
Bill Thamer 27 11 49
Harry Crich 27 9 45
Al Breckenridge 19 9 37
Alvin McLellan 9 1 11
TEAM STANDING:
Archers 146 Pts.
Novice team
Wins third trophy at Lucknow 'Flea Tournament'
Brussels. Novice team won a
'ophy for the third year in
accession when it participated, in
he fourth annual "Flea
'ournament" in. Lucknow this
a st weekend. Saturday morning
Auld them travelling to Lucknow
)1. a 10:00 A.M. game against
;ipley. Their enthusiasm carried
hem high with an overwhelming
0-3 win over Ripley. Doug Shaw
d the Brussels team with 4
oals, others were Kevin Wheeler
, Danny Achilles 2, Peter
lennett and Robbie Cardiff, one
Sixteen teams from centres
hroughout Western Ontario have
ntered the Brussels Optimist
tom Hockey Tournament
cheduled for March 23rd and
4th. These teams will compete
pr trophies in two classes. The A
)ivision is comprised of teams
rom municipalities with a
opulation of between. 2000 and
000. Teams entered in this class
re from Wingham, St. Marys,
'art Elgin, Walkerton, Elmira,
eaforth and .Southampton.
The B Division consists of
iunicipalitics with a population
nder 1,900. Teams in this class:
'nine fromMilverton, -Zurich,
liesley, Arthur, Ilderton,
larriston, Palmerston and
each, Assists went to Kevin
McArter 3, Robbie Cardiff 1,
Robert Boneschansker 1, Danny
Achilles 1, Greg Humphries 1,
Peter' Bennett 1, David Hastings
1.
The second game at 2 p.m.
found the opposition being
provided by Blyth. They managed
to squeak out a 2 - 1 win over the
Blyth team with both goals being
scored by Danny Achilles with an
assist by Kevin Wheeler on the
first goal and the second goal
unassisted. This win put them in
Brussels. On Saturday, March 23
the quarter final eliminations will
be . held with the first game
beginning at 9:00 a.m. and last
game at 6:30 p.m. On Sunday
March 24, the semi-finals will
begin at 12:30 p.m. and the
championship games 'for the B
and A Divisions will be held at
6:00 p.m. and 7:30 P.M.
respectively.
In addition to the championship
and runner-up team .trophies,
players will compete for Most
Valuable Player Awards in each
Division. One lucky boy will win a
free week at the Billy Harris -
Dave Keon Hockey School this
summer. Come out and see an
exciting weekend of hockey.
the championship game at 7 p.m,
Their opponent turned out to be
the home town team of Lucknow.
The boys seemed to have
regained some new life and came
up with a good game and a great 3
- 0 win. They brought home the
trophy for the third straight year.
" Goal scorers for the third game
were Danny Achilles, Kevin
Wheeler unassisted 'and Murray
Pipe with ah assist by Danny
Achilles on the third goal. Players
involved were Kevin Kellington,
Mike Smith, Danny Achilles,
Kevin Wheeler, Robbie Cardiff,
Greg Humphries, David.
Hastings, Kevin McArter, Doug
Shaw, Robt. Boneschansker,
Peter Bennett, Dean Rutledge,
Darryl .Hastings, Murray Pipe,
Richard Haveman, Darrin Watts.
In other hockey games last
week the Atoms travelled to
Milverton and picked up a 4 - 3
win. Goal scorers were Terry
McCutcheon 2, Ken Cousins 1,
Brian Tenpas 1; Assists Mike
Watson, Lyle Campbell, Todd
Wheeler.
Blyth
114 Pts
Lens Gang 109 Pts.
5thLine 105 Pts.
Morrisb ank
Jamestown
Juniors
6th -Line
High Score 3 darts:
Hilt Ward 180
High score for the evening:
Glen Bridge 140
Brussels Atom. B defeated
Wingham on Satur day by a 4 to 2
score. Scoring for Brussels were
Todd Wheeler, 1 goal, 1. assist,
Kevin Deitner, 1 goal, Gary
McCarter, 1 goal and Joey
Adams, 1 goal.
On Sunday Brussels played
Wingham in Wingham and won
by a 9 - 0 score. Shut-out went to
Bowling scores
Ladies' High Single
Winnie Bell 259
Marlene Rutledge 249
Lynne Haveman 238
Ladies High Triple
Lynne Haveman 635
Men's High Single
Murray Lowe 286
Gordon Jacklin 253
Greg•Huether 249
Men's High Triple
Murray Lowe 773
Spares - Brian Rutledge; Sharon
Taylor, Dale Taylor:
Classified Ads pay dividends..
On Wednesday night they host
the Blyth club and posted a 6 . 2
win. Goal scorers were Terry
McCutcheon 4, Paul Johnston 1,
Terry Glanville 1. Assists were
Lyle Campbell, Ron Godkin,
Terry Glanville, Stewart. Cardiff,
Terry McCutcheon, Brian
Tenpas, John Stroop, Doug.
McArter.
The Bantam team travelled to
Milverton also on Tuesday night
to pick up a 7 - 5 win but were idle
on Wednesday night as Milverton
did not return,
The Pee Wees lost by a 2 - 1
score to Milverton on Thursday
night and on Friday night lost 3 -
1 to the same team here in
Brussels.
The Midget team also
competed with Milverton.
Thursday evening they lost -11 - 3
and on the return visit to Brussels
lost 10 -7 to Milverton in a better
played game.
ARENA SCHEDULE
Wed. 7 P.M.
Atom Game ? at Brussels
Wed. 8:30
Blyth Bantams at Brussels
Friday 7 P.M.
Pee Wee Ganie ? at Brussels
'Friday 8:30
Blyth Midgets at Brussels
Neil Mitchell, and David Dunbar.
Scoring for Brussels were Brian
MaGavin, 3 goals, 1 assist; Kevin
Deitner, 2 goals 1 assist; Leslie
Black, 1 goal; Gary McCarter, 1
goal; Todd Wheeler, 1 goal; Joey
Adams, 1 goal, 1 assist; Steve
Knight, 1 assists.
Brussels Atom B will host
Wingham on Saturday, March 9.
Legion and
Gentlemen
still battling
The 4th game in a series of 5
between the Legion and
Gentlemen took place Monday
night with 10 tables in play. The
Legion won again by the narrow
margin of 15 points 634 to 619.
High partners for the night were
Leonard- Lamont and Frank
Alcoa, low prize went to Fred
Stephens.on and Jas. W. Smith.
The next game will be held
Monday night March 25th when
the Labatts Trophy will be
presented by a representative.
Special prizes will be awarded.
Sixteen teams enter
Atom tournament
SUNDAY, MARCH 10
LLOYD DRIEDGEAR
UNDERGROUND EVANGELIST WILL SPEAK. AT
Westfield Fellowship Hour - 2 a.m.
AND SHOW THE CHALUNGING NEW MOTION PIC-
TURE
THE CHINESE ARE COMING
AT
Huron Men's Chapel, Auburn - 8 p.m.
AUTHENTIC SCENES FROM MAINLAND CHINA
innamm iummiimmumnr
CANOE RACE
Dart standings
B's beat Wingham
DANCE Farmers challenge
Hydro expropriation
MARCH 16, 1974
SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE
Dancing 9:30 pm till 1 30 —
$3,00 per couple Old and Modern
Musk by
"THE COUSINS"
TICKETS AT DOOR, ONLY —
Pit -00dg for Homy Bundle and .Oritlinigt. Youth Work
It4i4itirieted: ito 18 :yetint. atti
Farmers will challenge Ont ark)
Hydro's privilege to expropriate
lands that will be flooded by a
dam being built at Arnprior.
"The challenge will' be based
on the grounds that Hydro's
actions deny farmers their right to
an effective inquiry," says
Gordon Hill, President, Ontario
Federation of Agriculture.
"Hydro has no control over the
land that will obviously be flooded
by the dani. The farniers who own
the land will not sell it to Hydro.
The only two actions open are to
stop the dani or to expropriate the
land."
If Hydro choses to expropriate,
The Expropriation Act calls for
hearings to determine whether
the expropriation is 'fair, sound
and reasonably necessary.'
Hill notes, "The prior
commitment of a huge sum of
money and the substantial
construction already underway
will put irresistible pressure on
any inquiry officer, and frustrate
the. landowners in making
effective objections.
"Inquiry hearings should be
completed before there is any
commitment to construction.
Failure to follow this course
denies feigners their valid rights
under The Expropriation Act."
He adcIg, "Ontario Hydro has
been trampling fail:nets' rights
into the Mud for too long. Now is
the time to call a halt. Hydro has
been hiding behind the
government's skirts for years, Its
time to find Out whether the
goverinnent is running Hydro cit
Hydro is running the
government..''
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