The Brussels Post, 1974-11-20, Page 911111111111111111111•111
BISHOP R. V. SIDER
Sunday, November 24
Hear this outstanding speaker
BISHOP R.V. SIDER
Bishop of the Brethren of Christ Churches In Canada
Also
SPECIAL MUSIC
Huron Men's,Chapel, Auburn,
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COMING NEXT WEEK
The Edwards Family
EVIL PREVAILS WHEN GOOD MEN DO NOTHING
Ontario
The Wingham District of the
Ministry of Natural. Resources
will be conducting an.Information
Night and Workshop of interest to
snowmobilers
at the Wingham Legion on
Tuesday, November 26,1974
at 7p.m.
District Manager, Don. Mansell
will outline the Ministry's new
Snowmobile Trail Assistance Pro-
gram, and the workshop will be
held to provide the Ministry with
needed details on present trails
and to accept recommendations
from clubs on the types of assist-
ance they need.
Two representatives from each
snowmobile club in the Wingham
District should attend;
The District includes the
Counties of Perth &- Huron, the
Townships of Huron,Kinloss, Cul-
ross and Carrick in Bruce County
and the Township of Minto in
Wellington County.
Clubs wishing to attend should
register with the District Office
by calling 357-3133 before 5 P.M.
Nov. 26th.
Each club representative should
come prepared to advise whether
they are incorporated or not,
what their club activities include,
the name and address of the Club's
president and secretary-treasurer,
whether the club has liability
insurance or not, the club's
affiliation, and should bring
maps or information on Club trails
or other known trails used by
them.
This is a very important meet-
ing' of interest to all snowmobi 1-
ers. Check d make sure your
club will be
an
represented, and
register with the Ministry of
Natural Resources in Wingham
before 5 P.M. NoVember 26th.
russets teams play first hockey
After a rather
tic week of cram-
og in hockey prac-
rnerel,, ces, four local
Ails got the first
their scheduled
pies played to open
e hockey season.
st Thursday night.
Bantam team
and ni
eighty 1
cost P
Brass
a iph Watson has
en over control of
Brussels Skate-A-
n to be held this
kend. All sheets
t were to be turned
entry forms and
n sponsor sheets
im Prior should
be turned i n to
h.
ose to a hundred
(Contributed)
uy all your Christ-
candy from the
de 8 student who
I call at your
1'1 We have pepper-
t patties ,mixed
sin a gift pack ,
uts and chocolate
This wi 1 1 be
one and only
ey making venture
the year, to help
ance school trips,
If our salesman
es you, you may
l one at 6371 ,
1, 9084.
Remembrance Day
embly was held on
day, November 8th.
ning Exercises
e conducted by the
de Eight Cl ass
er the di rection
hirs.Raymond and
ood crowd
skating
rty
he Brussel s Op-
ist Club spon-
ed a skating party
the Brussel s Arena
Saturday, Nov .16
conjunction wi th
th Appreciati on
pproximately 200
1g people enjoyed
skating, making
a very successful
It,
e Optimists ap-
date the efforts
ill Who parti ci-
ed in any way.
owling
ores
dies' High Single:
:Iabeth
Forshaw 206 iron Evans 201
aten Taylor 197
High Ti-iole Itbeth
otshw 590
as High Single:
Stevens 268 1Jadklin 248
011te M4thati 246 1 ,.s High tri pie
teVeht 641
travelled to Mild-
may. After a close
game the final score
was Mildmay 5 -
Brussels 4. Scoring
for Brussels was
Murray Ducharme 1,
David Watts 2 and
Alan Bragg 1,Assists
went to Scott Wheel-
skaters have already
entered and another
hundred are expected
to register by Satur-
day. Plans are final-
ized and they include
meal preparations for
the day. The skaters
will be fed sandwiches
at noon and will re-
ceive donuts and
chocolate milk at a
Mr. Scott. Donna
Aitchison introduced
the program and led
the students in The
Lord's Prayer. Carol
Wheeler played 0
Canada and Arlene
Kufske and David Mc-
Lellan read the Bible
selection. The Grade
Eight choir sang two
very appropriate se-
lections. Dianne
Stephenson then read
her Remembrance Day
poem which won first
prize in the Legion
Contest last year.
The entire student
body then read in
unison "In Flanders
Fields". The poem
was illustrated by
a film strip which
er and Doug Cousins,
PEE WEES
The Pee Wees play-
ed, their first 9ame
at home on Friday
and won quite handily
over Teeswater by a
9 - 1 score.Leading
scorer for Brussels
break during the after-
noon.
Among those regis-
tered so far are a
number of girls and
several older gentle-
men. Notably present
in that polar dipping,
dandy, Wayne Lowe.
Remember it's not
too late i.f you'd like
to join in the fun.
was projected on a
large screen. Doug..
Sholdice ran the
projector. The Brus-
sels Legion supplied
a very interesting
film "When Summer
Dies" which was shOwn
to bring the assembly
to a close. Special
thanks to Mrs.Cousins
and Mrs.Tyerman for
helping with the
musical selections.
Smiles
Neighbor: "You're pretty dirty,
aren't you?"
Little girl: "Yes, and I'm even
prettier clean."
was Ken Cousins 5,
Gary McCutcheon 1,
Ken Higgins 1, Dar-
win McCutcheon 1,
and Brian McGavin 1
Assists went to, Gary
McCutcheon, Ken C00-
sins, Darwin McCut-
cheon, Garry Mc .-
Whirtex, Brian Ten
Pas, Steven Huether
and Terry McCutcheon.
B TEAM
Friday night found
the Pee Wee B team
travelling to Kurtz-
ville for their first
game. They were de-
feated in the last
30 seconds of the
game when KurtzviIle
scored the winning
goal to end a 5-4
hockey game.
The Novice team
travelled to Sea-
forth on Saturday
night to play the
Novice team there.
The final score for
their game was Brus-
sels 7 - SEaforth 4.
Scoring for Brussels
was Robbie Cardiff
3, Doug Shaw 2, Dar-
rin Watts 2. Assists
went to Robbie Car=
diff, Kevin McArter,
Gary Godkin and Dar-
rin Watts.
There will be no
hockey practices on
Saturday Nov. 23 be-
cause of the Skate-
A-Thon. it is hoped
that ambitious young
skaters will have a
good day at the arena.
ARENA SCHEDULE
Wed. 7:00 P.M. Luck-
now Atoms at Brussels
Wed. 8:30 P.M. Mil-
verton Bantams at
Brussels.
Fri. 8:30 P.M. Mild-
may Midgets at
Brussels
Sun. 8:00 P.M. Bel-
more. Intermediates
at Brussels.
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Ralph Watson heads Skate-a-thon
Public school news
THE BRUSSELS POST, NOVEMBER 20, 1974