The Citizen, 1988-05-25, Page 15THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1988. PAGE 15.
Sports
Brussels Starlettes place
third in competition
The Brussels Starlettes Major
ette Corps placed third in a new
category atthe4th Annual Mid
west Majorette Fest Competition
atF. E. Madill Secondary School in
Wingham on May 7, coming in
strongly just behind the first-place
Wingham Canadettes and the
second-place Ready Highstep-
pers.
Seventy-seven majorettes from
four communities took part in the
competition, which featured nine
categories including basic march
ing, military marching, parade
marching, modelling, solo and
duet twirl, solo and duet dance,
dance and twirl teams, and corps
production numbers.
Each category was again broken
down intodifferent age groups,
including senior, intermediate,
junior, juvenile and tiny tot.
The corps production number
was a new category this year, and
had to have at least 12 members in
each group. The girls were judged
on marching, style, timing, preci
sion, team work, variety, choreo
graphy and audience appeal; and
they could use a flag corps if
desired.
A second new category this year
Lawn bowling
begins
The members of the Brussels
Lawn Bowling Club met at the Club
house, May 16 at 7 p.m. They
intended to bowl but it started to
rain so they went inside and played
euchre.
At a meeting which followed at
9 o’clock the fees for 1988 were set
at$40permember, $10for any new
member, Jitney fee $1 and bowl
rental at one dollar per night.
The Brussels Lawn Bowling
greens are in excellent condition
due to the overseeing of Gerald
Gibson. Gerald looks after the
fertilizer, weed spray, and water.
He seems to know the right amount
and the proper time to use each.
George Lavery and Richard Lind
berg will be cutting the grass again
this year.
The Bowling Club is always
looking for more members. It is to
be hoped that more people in
Brussels and Community will use
this excellent facility. There will be
bowling each Monday and Thurs
day evening. Any person or group
ofpersonswouldbewelcome. If
anyone would like to try bowling
some other time it could be
arranged by contacting either Jean
Bewley or Gerald Gibson.
Hullett students
hold track meet
On Thursday, May 19 the
students of Hullett Central School
competed in a number of events
including the 50m., 100m., 200m.,
400m., and 800m. races, the
running long, standing long, high
and triple jumps. The ball throw
and shot put were other events.
The winner of the six and under
category was Kyle Anderson;
seven and eight year old girls
category was Rachel Arthur; Mid
get girls category was Lindsay
Anderson; Junior girls category
was Erin Jamieson; Intermediate
girls category was Kerrie Szusz;
Senior girls category was Melanie
Knox; seven and eight year old
boys category was Bobby Dixon;
Midget boys category was Steven
Leonhardt; Junior boys category
was Peter Craig; Intermediate
boys category was Jeffrey Ha-
denko; Senior boys category was
Randy Shepherd.
was the dance and twirl team, with
a team consisting of at least four
members. The Wingham Tiny Tot
team placed first in this division; as
did the St. Marys Juvenile Team,
with the Wingham Juveniles se
cond and the Ready Juveniles
third.
Both the Canadettes Inter
mediate and Senior teams placed
first in this category as well; while
the Ready Intermediates and
Seniors came in second.
The Brussels Starlettes Deana
Ropp was named the top overall
intermediate winnerof the day;
Michelle Riley of Wingham was
the top overall senior; Trish Unrub
of Ready was the top Junior;
Jacquelyn Elston of Wingham was
the top Juvenile; and Danielle
Thompson of Wingham was the top
Tiny Tot.
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