The Brussels Post, 1974-07-10, Page 9TBALL WINNERS - Frank Stretton, Murray
and Pete Snow show off the Wraith Storey
ware trophy that their Brussels team. won as' B
pions of the Irish Lucan Nine Fastball
ament last week. (Photo by Pat Lang lois)
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Anners at
Howick
bingo ,
Regula • games: Mrs. ' S. Huber,
Mildmay; Jan Thurlow, Listowel;
Mrs, Schill, Formosa; Mrs.
McInnis, Fordwich and Mrs.
Schill; Patsy Theodorff, Listowel;
Mrs. Huber; Mrs. Bill Kennedy,
Wingham; Dolly Felker, Listowel;
'Mrs. Durbecker and Mrs. Day,
both of Wingham; Mrs. Stevens;
Winnipeg and Mrs. Patterson,
Wingham; Mrs. Patterson; Anne
Yeoman, Wroxeter.
Share the Wealth: 1. 'Mrs.
,.Patterson, Wingham - $30; 2. Eva
Chambers, Listowel - $30.
$25 Special: Keith Hooper,
;.Guelph
Jackpot of $100 and $10 bonus:
Mrs. McLennan, Loehalsh.
Stand Up Bingo: Brenda..
Gooding, Molesworth.
Lap Card: Patsy Theodorff,
Door Prizes: Mrs. S. Huber,
Mildmay, Marie Hamilton,
Mrs. Ferg Riley, Wing-
lam, and Alice Caswell, Blue-
vale,
Lucky Draws: Ab. Nethery,
Wingham, Reta Hazelgrove,
'Wingham, Sarah Hamilton,
'Alan w, Mildred Coupland,
Wroxeter,
Dart Game: Marlene Hirisser,
Listowel,
Howick Lions' Share the
Wealth June Draw: Mrs.
McLennan, Lochalsh - $53.00..
MIDGET WINNERS - Fred Exel, left, was Most
Improved Player and Murray Nichol, Most Valuable
at the Brussels Hockey award night last week. Al
Nichol, centre, presented their trophies.
(Photo by Pat Langlois)
My
sincere
thanks
... to the electors in the Constitut. / of
Huron'-Middlesex, for the gratifying ex-
pression of support and confidence.
I will endeavour to represent all constituents
to the best of my ability.
A very special, thanks to all those who par-
ticipated in the campaign.
.Bob McKinley
M.P.. tor Huron-Middlesex
Sabres' trainer
speaks at hockey
awards night
A large crowd turned out on
Friday evening for Minor
HOckeys Awards night. They
were honoured by the presence of
two guest speakers. The well-
known sports broadcaster Bill
Inkol of CKCO radio and tele-
vision Kitchener and Angie Nigro
trainer of the N.Ii.L.'s Buffalo
Sabres.
Both men are also involved in
operating the Walt Tkacuzk
Hockey School at St. Marys.
They were introduced to the
audience by the president of
Minor Hockey, Brian Huether.
Mr. Inkol, a very entertaining
speaker was first and then
introduced Mr. Nigro and asked
him very informative questions
about his work as a trainer, his
players on the Buffalo Sabre team
and his hopes for them this year,
as well as encouraging words for
the future in hockey for our young
hockey • players.
Mr. Nigro stated that the
doctors have given Roger Crozier
a clean bill of health to return as
their goal tender this year with a
couple of very good junior goalies
to back him up. He also had big
hopes for the 'French Line' this
year which should be back at full
strength.
These were two very interest-
ing personalities and we were
quite honoured to have them at
our Awards Night. A short
question period followed and then
they assisted in the presentation
of awards to our local players for
their years work.
The Most Valuable Player and
the Most Improved. Player
Awards were made to the follow-
ing boys: Novice 'A'
M.V.P. - Danny Achilles
- Doug Shaw
Atom 'A'
M.V.P. - Ken Cousins
M.I.P. - Lyle Campbell
Pee Wee
M.V.P., - Doug Cousins
M.I.P. - Brian Scott
Bantam
M.V.P. - Jerry Olechowski
M.I.P. - Jamie Jutzi
Midget
M.V.P. - Murray Nichol
M.I.P. - Fred Exel
Atom '13'
M.V.P. - Todd Wheeler
M.I.P. - Brian McGavin
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mpton last week.
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well, vice, - Wilma Rath well,
second, Albert Ten Pas, lead,
Mary Ten Pas, placed first, in the
11 a.m. Draw.
The other Brussels rink took
3rd. in the 9:30 a.m. Draw. Ron
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vice,Ray Matheson, second, Doris
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REPORT
Recent investigations carried
out by officers ' at Wingham
detachment of the O.P.P. include:
Eleven investigations with
eleVen persons charged under the
Liquor Control Act. •
Nine charges laid with seven
warnings issued under the High-
way Trafft, Act.
Thirty other investigations with
one person charged under the
Criminal Code.
On Thursday, July 4, Donald R.
Kernaghan of Wingham , was
involved in a single car accident
on Concession 4-5, west of
Sideroad 25-26, Morris Township.
No one was injured, and damages
were estimated at $1,000.
On Saturday, July 6, Gordon H.
Congram of Wingham was
' involved in a single car accident
on Sideroad , 18, south, of
Concession B, Turnberry Town-
ship. There were no injuries, and
damages were estimated at
$1,000.
On Sunday, July 7, Gerald R.
Doig was involved in a single car
accident on Perth County Road 4,
south of Huron County Road 34,
Wallace Township. Injured as a
result of the accident were Mr.
Doig and a passenger, Elaine
Horne of R.R.2, Listowel.
Damages were estimated at $225.
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