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MOST VALUABLE - Frank Stretton presented
hockey sticks to these young participants in the
Brussels Optimist Hockey Tournament held last
weekend at the Brussels arena. Doug Chessell,
Mitchell, left and Robin Collings, St. Mary's
(Photo by Pat Lang lois)
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FOR THE MARNEY PATTERSON INVITATION TO LIVE
CRUSADE AT KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN
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Brussels novice teams win two trophies
The Novice Hockey Team
tarted their tournament week in
istowel last Wednesday morning
gainst Palmerston with a
esounding 9 - 0 win. Doug Shaw
,as the leading goal scorer with 3
pals and 2 assists. Danny
whines, 2 goals unassisted,
Levin Wheeler 1 goal, 1 assist;
Levin McArter, 1 goal, 1 assist;
'eter Bennett, 1 goal, 1 assist;
Irian Wheeler, 1 goal; Dean
tutledge 1. assist.
In the second game after dinner
hey played a rather deple, ted
Yingham team and won easily by
13-0 score.
Goal scorers were Kevin
Wheeler, .6 goals; Danny
Achilles, 2; Greg Humphries, 2;
Robbie Cardiff, 2; Kevin McArter
1.
Assists went to Doug. Shaw,
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Brian Wheeler, Danny Achilles
and Robbie Cardiff.
They returned to Listowel on
Sunday afternoon to play against
a very strong team from. Forest.
They lost that game to Forest 6 - 2
but brought home a very nice
runners-up trophy for their
efforts.
On Thursday the Novice t eam
played in Monkton at 8:00 A.M..
against Atwood and won 6 - 1.
Scoring for Brussels was Danny
Achilles, 2 goals, unassisted;
Dean Rutledge, 2 goals from
Danny Achilles;Kevin Wheeler, 1
goal unassisted; Brian. Wheeler, 1
goal assisted by Kevin Wheeler.
In the championship game the
Brussels team squeaked by
Monkton by a 3 - 2 score to win
the trophy. Goal scorers were
Danny Achilles 2, Kevin
Wheeler, 1.
On Saturday the Novice team
played in the Blyth Lion's
Tournament and came u p with
three very close and exciting
hockey games. Their first
encounter was against Milverton
and finished with a 4 - 2 win.
Scoring was Brian Wheeler, 2;
Murray Pipe, 1; Doug. Shaw, 1;
Assists went to Kevin Wheeler,
Doug Shaw and Kevin McArter.
The second game was against
Seaforth and they finished 3 - 0.
Doug Shaw scored 2 goals, Kevin
Wheeler, 1. Assists went to Kevin
Wheeler and Danny Achilles.
In the trophy game they ended
up playing the home team of
Blyth and picked up a 3 - 1 win for
the championship. Danny
Achilles scored 2 goals and
assisted on the goal' by Brian
Wheeler. This team played eight
games in four days of tournament
activities and are' to be
congratulated for their f'ne
performance.
In the Atom tournament here in
town the local team played
Chesley on Saturday morning in a
very close and exciting hockey
game. They edged Chesley 3 - 2
with Brian Tenpas scoring 2 goals
assisted by Ken Cousins with Ken
scoring the third goal from Terry
McCutcheon.
On Sunday they lost out in
another very close and nerve
wracking game. Zurich provided.--
the opposition and came up witiCa
4 - 3 win eliminating the Brussels
team.
In Zone playoff action the third
and deciding game between
Teeswater and. Brussels Bantams
was played last Wednesday
e'vening in Brussels. The referees
kept what could have been an
unruly game well under control
and after three full periods of fast
land exciting hockey found the
teams in a 2 - 2 deadlock.
Brussels had been leading 2 - 1
and .at the 17:45 mark of the third
period allowed Teeswater to tie
the score. In the overtime period
Brussels seemed to slacken off
just a little with Teeswater
scoring two more goals and
Brussels only one.
The final score read Teeswater
5, Brussels 3. Scoring for
Brussels was Jerry Olechowski,
David Stephenson and Murray
Ducharme. Assists went to Jamie
Jutzi 2; Dave Stephenson
and Paul Gowing.
The Midget team with their
series tied at one win each
travelled to Lucknow last Tuesday
evening where they were
defeated 7 - 3 and eliminated
from any further playoff action.
The Atom playoffs resumed
after having a bye for the second
series and played their first game
in Milverton on Monday evening.
The local team picked up a 5 - 1
win in their best 3 out of 5 series.
Scoring for Brussels was Brian
Tenpas, Terry McCutcheon, Mike
Watson, Ken Higgins and Ken
Cousins. Assists went to Mike
Watson, Ken Cousins and Ken
Higgins.
The second game will be played
in Brussels on Wednesday
evening at 7 P.M. with the third
back in Milverton on Monday.
Arena Schedule
Wed. 7:00 P.M. Miverton Atoms
at ,Brussels (Playoff).
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WESTFIELD FELLOWSHIP HOUR - 2 p.m.
Rev. Ron Curl PLUS Special 'Music
SUNDAY EVENING SERVICE AT HURON MEN'S
CHAPEL IN AUBURN WILL BE'
CANCELLED
Dart standings
Starts at Brussels Lions Park and finishes,at approximately 15 miles down
stream at Stone School House.
Registration at Brussels Lions Park 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. First come, first
served for starting position.
Starting. Time Entry, Fee Specifications ,
WOMEN "A"
COUPLES "'B"
MEN "C"
PROFESSIONAL "D"
ion Hall
DANCE 10 o'clock -- Ken Scott's Orchestra
Admission: $3.00 per Couple Bill. McArter 48 28
Ken Johnston 57 23
Murray Johnston 44 29
Murray kellington 53 23
Dick Stephenson 57 21
Jack Pipe 57 21
Bob. Scott 51 23
Mike ldzik 53 21
Neil. Adams 55 19
Frank Workman 38 27
Jan Van Vlief 42 24.
rick Soinets. 53 17
Ron Gettien61 12,
GordonEngel 53 14
Ross Beritiett 41 19
San Workman 43. 17
John Stadditilari
bale'Pl-dieti 46 1
Brian Adams 43 1
'Ililiniamer 28 1
Harty Crich 29: 1
'A1Eteekentid.ge 26. , .1
Bob Elliott
Glen Bridge
Jim Smith
Barry Adams
Russ Hall
Jack McWhirter
Ross Duncan.
Willis Knight
Ross Somers ,
G.Hetherington
Clem McLellan
Ken Patterson
Don Workman
St. Fin.
Ernie Back 87 52
Hilt Ward 63' 60
Ross Nicholson 106 35
Dale Breckenridge 80 47
John Smith 79 46
Arnold Maxwell . 76 45
Harm Thalen 72 44
Adam Smith 73 37
Bowling Scores
• Ladies' High Singles
Dolores Wheeler 298
Helen Adams 235
Joyce Jacklin • 228
Ladies High Triple
Dolores Wheeler 638
Men's High Singles
Murray Lowe 267
259 Robert PipemrenIs High
Triple
Greg. Mettler 250
660 Robert Pipe
Team StiundingS
Rutledge's Rollers 95
Howie's Headers 87
Gord's Gophers. 83
ji 19 75 Adam's Angles 81
56 38
52 38
62 31
54 33
73 23
50 32
67 22
49 29
54 26
60 43
62 42
59 37
63 35
-.J 60, Bill's 'Gang.
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Alvin McLellan 17 3 23
TEAM STANDING
Archers 167
Sams Gang 149
Cranbrook 144
Lens Gang 135
Blyth 130
5th Line 129
Morrisbank 117
Jamestown 110
Juniors 95
6th Line 84
High score 3 darts:
Hilt Ward 180
High score for the evening:'
Bob Elliot 156
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$5.00
$7.50
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— BOOTH ON GROUNDS —
TROPHIES for: 1st, 2nd and 3rd positions of classes A, B, C.
PRIZE MONEY CLASS D: 1st $75.00, 2nd $50.00, 3rd $25.00
Trophies and prize nkoney will be presented at 5.00 o'clock at Brussels Leg- .
RULES• •
1. ALL participants under 18 years of age MUST HAVE
PARENTS sign a liability RELEASE.
2. ALL participant8 must wear approved LIFE-JACKETS
3. Pleasure canoes or any canoe other than racing hulls and
home-made racing hulls any length.
. Racing hulls and pleasure craft allowed in profession*
class — Maximum length, 16'6"..
Numbers will be assigned to canoest the day of race and
canoest must put number on right bow of canoe with tape.
6. Profe.ssidnal "D" Class — Maxiinum length 1,6"6",.:Min-
imum width 33 riches,
For Further information Contact Brussels Lions or Gregg
Cowan, 887-9342