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THE BRUSSELS POST, AUGUST 29, 1979 9
Brussels girl wins Gold
Another Brussels figure
skater, Michelle McCutch-
eon, has shown her skill by
capturing a Gold Medal in
dancing at a test day held
recently in Simcoe.
In order to get this medal,
Michelle had to do five gold
dances. She had already
done two previously, but
managed to do the other
• three all in one day. Michelle
is the third girl in the
Brussels Club to have earned
her Gold Medal in dancing.
Karen Alexander passed
the Blues and the Killian,
two dances in the Senior
Silver group. Karen has just
been working on these
!dances since spring. Cath-
'erine Cardiff was successful
,in passing her variation
'dance test in Dundas this
past week. Catherine has
been skating dance pairs
with Keith Baker. They
returned last week after
spending three weeks skat-
ing in Wilmington, Dela-
ware, They will be attending
a dance seminar in Lake
Placid during the first week
Of September,
Michelle and Jill McCutch-
eon, Karen Alexander and
Catherine Cardiff have all
attended a summer skating
school in Tilsonburg, skating
under the instruction of Wilf
Polcock who coaches in the
Cambridge area.
ENJOYING HER MEAL — Debbie Grube of
Brussels obviously found the food served up by
the ladies of the Horticultural Society to be
delicious as she managed to smile for the
photographer at the Society's Flower show and
ham and turkey banquet held Friday night.
Walton wins
at Mildmay
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, ,
SATURDAY, AUGUST 30,31,
SEPTEMBER 1
Clint Eastwood's
Newest—
ESCAPE FROM
ALCATRZ
—Plus—
John Wayne and Lauren
Bacall Star in
THE SHOOTIST
"The Finest Role of his
Career"
[Adult Entertainment]
WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST 29
—Walt Disney Presents-
1. 101 DALMATIONS
2. THE FOOTLOOSE FOX
3. BUGSY MALONE
Children's Admission 25c I
The Walton Intermediate
I
Men's ball team was victor-
ious on the weekend--win-
ning the Mildmay Tourna-
ment. Twelve teams partic-
ipated in the true double
knock-out event.
The tournament started on
Thursday, August 16 with.
Walton meeting Atwood and
picking up a 17 to 2 win.
Doug Conley picked up the
win for Walton.
Their next game was Sat-
urday morning pitting them
against Canada Company, a
team from Goderich. Walton,
with Rick McDonald on the
mound• were winners by a
score of 3 to 2. On Saturday
afternoon, . Walton . suffered
their only loss to Wroxeter by
a score of 4 to 1. Being a true
double knock out, this loss
only made it tougher for
Walton to win the tourna-
ment.
Sunday was a long day for
the team "because they
played five games to win the
tournament. The first game
was at 1:30 with them
meeting Formosa. McDonald
received the win with a 9 to 2
win over Formosa in five
innings. Walton had little
problem in the 4:30 game
against Canada . Company
defeating them 7 to 0. in five
innings. Doug Conley picked
up the win. Playing again at
6:00 p.m. Walton had to
come up with a big win
Bowlers win
Jitney results from Mon.
August 20 were: 1. Helen
Martin 3W33; 2. Wilbur
Turnbull 3W32; 3. Jane De
Vries 3W30; 4. Lydia Turn-
bull 3W30; 5. Doris McDon-
ald 2W32; 6. Isobel Adams
2W28; 7. Frank Carter 2W28
8. Doris Michie 2W27; 9. Jim
Scott 2W25 and 10. Tom
Dunn 2W25.
against Wroxeter. The team
rose to the occasion by
winning by a score of 2 to 0.
McDonald picked up the win.
At 7:30 Walton found them-
selves pitted against Clif-
ford. Walton had no trouble
this time and defeated Clif-
ford by a score of 6 to 0.
Doug Conley picked up the
win.
At this point in the tourna-
ment Walton and Clifford
had each suffered only one
loss each. To find a winner
meant playing each other
again, which they did at 9;00
p.m. It was a close game and
the tension was great, but
after seven innings, Walton
had defeated Clifford 3 to 2.
McDonald received the win.
Over the course of the
eight games Walton scored
48 runs and had only 12 runs
against. Walton. received a
total of $325.00 for their team
efforts. The . team also re-
ceived a trophy and Rick
McDonald received the most
valuable player award.
Walton team members in-
dude: Roger Humphries,
Paul Humphries, Ken
Ritchie, Larry Carter, Gary
Bennett, Murray Houston,
Scott Bridge, Hugh Nichol,
' Brad Knight, Doug Conley
and Rick McDonald. Coach-
ing, this year is Joe Steffler
who was unable to attend
due to illness.
1
The Walton team has been
1 entered in .the GOderich
tournament to defend their
title this year and their first
game is Friday,. August 31 at
9:00 p.m. Hope to see
everyone there for support.
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