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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-08-29, Page 9,E7t5 Zdse ,(1. al° LED THE' 4 " NATIONAL- LEAGUE W114 198 HIM I7 ALSO DREW 75 1306855 oN s.7.13ALLS,GiVIN6 HIM AN O/NI-E3AG ACa)MU LATION •oP 2:78 Winners at flowick bingo Final fastba I playoff game is tonight Regular Games: Susan Hen-0 drias, Waterloo and Don FeerSter, Elmira; Anne !cocker, Mildmay; Gloria Weyers, Lis- towel; Roseanne Hendrick, Waterloo, Patsy Theadorif, Lis- towel and Mrs. McLennan, Lochalsh; Doug Felker, Listowel; Mary Ellen Reidt,Oak-;. vale and Margaret Edgar, Wroxeter; Ab, Nethery, Wing- harn; Don Foerester, Elmira; Mary Lou Ruskin, Kintore and Gloria Weyers, Listowel; Mrs. Bell, Harriston; Mary Lou Ruskin and Margaret Edgar, wroxeter; Mary Lou Ruskin. Share the Wealth: 1 - Bonnie Hislop, Wroxeter; 2: Clara Mc.• Innis, Fordwich. $25 Special: Mrs, Margaret Adams, wro.• xeter. Jackpot ConsOlatiou plus bonus: Ruby Paylor, Palmerston and Doug, Felker, Listowel, Lap. Card Special: Gloria Weyers, Listowel. Dart Game: Names called: Agnes Williamson, Wingham;. Mae Holland, Harriston; Mrs. Ab. Nethery, Wingham and there were no winners. Doer prizes: Ethel Aitcheson, Wingham; Ethel Holmes, wing- ham; Ruby Paylor, Palmerston and Gloria Weyers, Listowel. Lucky Draws: Lillian Newman, Wingham, Ella Bell, Harriston; Joan Robinson, Lucknow and Lyda Reidt, Wroxeter. two car collision on Huron County Road .* 12 at Huron County Road #16, Brussels, Injured was. Mary. E. MacLean of Egmondville, a passenger in the - • MacLean vehicle. Damages were esti- mated at $1,400. Charges are pending. , - On Friday, August 24, 1973, Richard M. Stacey of R.R. #2, Wingham, Ontario, was involved in a single car accident on #4 Highway, south of the Huron- Bruce. County Line. There were no injuries, and damages were • estimated at .$300. 'On Friday, August 24, 1973, Doran N. Thornton of Gorrie 'and David B. Logan of Brussels, Ontario were involved in a two car collision on County Road #12, south of County Road #16, Brussels. There were no •injuries, and damages were esti- mated at $325, Charges are pending. • • • wednesday,, August 22n14 'saw the Town League. ..fastball cam, ;Awe playoffs .with a double- header. between the league Champion Sabres and third. place Wee Stinkers and runner-up Barons .. versus last place The. seven o'clock game was a real , upset as the Stinkers easily handled the shocked Sabres 13-7. The victors struck early with 5 runs in the first inning and another 5 in the seventh.. The losers squeezed across 5 runs in their second inning. Murray 'Clipper' Lowe was the winning pitcher 'allowing 8 hits, issuing 3 walks and striking out 10 batters in six innings. pitched. Frank 'Knee Knocker Stretton took the loss for the Sabres giving up 14 hits, 7 walks and fanning 10. The second half of the bill saw the heavily favoured Barons bury. -MA.S.H. 23-6. The first inning spelled death for the losers as they allowed 7 runs while only scoring 3 , themselves. Chris ;Nolan. Ryan' Exel was the win., ning pitcher throwing an 8 hitter, Striking out a phenomenal 16 • Brussels reeve Jack McCut- cheon relived a bit of his past a couple of weeks ago when he drove in the stock car races at Delaware speedway at a special old timers program on Sunday, August 18. When Jack Mc Cutcheon raced at Delaware in the sixties he brought half of Brussels with him to the race track, according to a recent Lon- don Free Press story. MrMcCutcheon started as a stock car driver in his older brother Casey's car, number 73K. He made the car a consistent winner and developed skill at overdriving in the corners, spinning and coming out full throttle in the same direction without losing much speed. According to spectators at the Delaware oldtimers race, Reeve McCutcheon has not lost his touch. And he has quite a few fans who remember his driving career with interest. The follow- ing is a letter he received re- cently from one of his old fans. August 19, 1973 Dear Jack; "I know I'm about 4 years late in writing a fan letter but I had to congratulate you for your performance in Russ Urlin's car Ho4v to store vegetables batters. Dale ;Iron Arm' Pletch took the loss for the losers. STAR PLAYERS SABRES; Don 4 Rubber Ball" Laurie scored 2 runs for his team on two walks and adouble, STINKERS; Gard 'Almost Mar-, ried' Smith 'scored two runs on a homer, single and double at four trips to the plate. BARONS: Royce 'Long Stripe' Bauer was 5 for 5 at the plate and scored four runs, M.A.S.H.: Brian 'Low Brock' Huether was three for four at the bat for his team and scored two runs. Sunday, August 26th, was the scene for the second gathes of the first round of playoffs, The first game saw the overpowering Barons defeat and oust M.A.S.H. with the score of 30-5. Brian 'Rubber Arm' Rutledge was the winning hurler for the Aris tocrats complimented by a fine defensive game of his teammates. M.A.S.H. is now out of the play- offs, but they can't call their season a total loss, ,for their team almost 'always had a full roster of players and they seemed ' to enjoy the summer very much. last night at Delaware. You had me worried until after the first yellow 'fell and then you didn't disappoint me at all." " When you raced back in the late sixties, I was one of the younger guys that used to loiter around your car when it was in pits. You even drove my soap box derby car at Nilestown one night., I raced go-karts for one summer also. Go-karts were a lot of fun to race, and they're' a lot faster than most people think 60-80 depending on the rear - sprocket:' "After wasting the past two years drag racing, with a 71 Z28, I guesi I'm finally going to put something together for the oval track this winter. I will probably just be a rat racer for the first year, but I've got to start somewhere. If No. 73 Is available it will be on my car. It will be red and white for sure, because I'm an appren- tice bodyman and I'll be naintinic The second game was a real barnstormer. The Sabres even- tually defeated the wee Stinkers 27-18 but from the Start it:looked like a rout for the other side. At the end of the third inning the score ' was 15-2 for the srnewes. But then the bats of the Sabres came alive and the pitchers of the losers turned sour. Frank' Stretton took the win for the Swords with inter- mittent help from Don 'LQbber' Laurie, The final game of the series is being played Wednesday night at 7:00 and promises to ' be a real heart stopper. STAR PLAYERS BARONS: Don 'Golden Glove' Workman kept up his heroics in the field along with a good gaine at bat. M.A.S.H.: Dale 4Spearchucker' Pletch was a bright spotior his team with his promising pitching and capable batting. SABRES: George 'Kaline' Val- iance was the big gun for his gang going 4 for 6 including 2 homers and a triple: STINKERS: Dave 'Jingles' Has- tings was a tiger at the plate going 4 for 5 and scoring 4 runs. myself. After watching guys like you all these years I should have learned something." "If you're ever around Niles- town some Friday night next summer and you feel likethrash- ing the old 1/4 mile for a night,, you can use my' car. It won't be really fast but you can still i have use of it anytime you want. ! "I hope everything is going 4okay up in Brussels.' read quite a while ago that you were elected Reeve. I'm sure you'll do well . in that position. I usually drive through Brussels when I'm up that way. It's a beautiful town. "Well, I'm sorry for taking up so much of your time. Your ' skill certainly hasn't lessened at all and it .was really good to watch you drive again. Hope you can drop out to Nilestown next summer. Now ,if I can just find a signpainter who,knows how to do a good woody wood- pecker...." Greg Valentine During the week of August 20 to 26, the following investi- gations were carried out by of- ficers of the 0.P.P., Wingham Detachment: Six investigations and six per- sons charged under the Liquor Control Act. Five charges laid and eight warnings issued under the High- way Traffic Act. Twenty-eight other inves- tigations. On Monday,' August 20, 1973, Candace L. Kidd of Atwood, On- tario, was involved in a single car accident on Huron County Road #12, south of Huron County Road # 29, Howick ToWnship. There were , no injuries, and damages to the Kidd vehicle were estimated at $300. On Tuesday, August 21, 1973, William R. MacLean of Egmond- tile and Kathleen Hesselwood of Blyth, Ontario were involved in a AT OPP reports on investigations ENTERTAINMENT AT FAMILY PARADISE Saturday., Sept. 1 , Dance Lormaines • • SUNDAY ENTERTAINMENT, Sept. 2 2p.m. - 4p.m. THE COUNTRY. COUSINS Featuring Cousin Clyme FAMILY PARADISE CAMPING PARK. Youth Rally & Wiener Roast SATURDAY NIGHT= 8:30 P.M. WESTFIELD RESTAURANT AND AT • WESTFIELD a SUNDAY .2 P.M. HURON MEN'S CHAPEL, AUBURN a 8 P.M. ALL WELCOME Evit Preligibl When Good Men bo Nothing DOROTHY SCOTLAND WILL SING- QUINTON J. EVEREST COMING SEPT. 10%, I 6 SUNDAY SEPT..2 FRANK. F. KLEES WILL SPEAK AND Like salad greens, the salad vegetables require special care to add maximum freshness and flavor to salads. Here are some preparation and storage tips for the most popular ones. Celery: Wash, trim, drain and store in a tied plastic bag Or " other closed container with paper towels up to two weeks. Green INpper: Wash and store in a plastic bag up to Orie vieek, Radishes: Trim the toot but leave .a small portion of the leaf section attached. Wash and store in a securely tied plaStic bag up to ' one week. 'Green Onions: Store washed or unwashed in a Closed plastic bag. With a paper towel up to ten days. Tomatees; Wash and store in a plaStic bag up to lour days, 6iciiniberst Wash and store in a !plastic bag up to 10 'days. Ca.u1.1416Wert Leave Outer leaVeS attached a.nd cut a thin slice froth the Stalk, store' up to a Week. All above Storage times are -based On refrigerator teinpera, turea Reeve McCutcheon drives in old timers stock car race THE bitUtttLt Pott .AUGUST 19:), 194,4