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Kub+ Page 14 â€" Waterioo Chronicte, Wednesday, July 23, 1980 . Fashions for ... in exquisite gowns for the bride, her attendants and the mother of the bride and groom plus a wide variety of suits and dresses for all occasions.. Sizes 8â€"20 43 King St. N., lenvice and spocial altention is J_lllil 281Ang. 2: (to be announced) Aug. 11â€"16: Grampa Aug. 18â€"23:; White Ginger Aug. 25â€"30: Alex Glover and Company y Subject to change without notice. Waterioo Motor Inn 475 King St. N., Waterloo 884â€"0220 Entrance off King St. or Weber St. ThelFashion se Te _ _.â€" 9â€"5:30 â€" Thurs. & Fri. tit 9 886â€"3060 , Figureskating event at Rink in the Park At least 100 competitors are slated to be on hand to take part in the Larry Peppler Memorial School Figure championships. > The event, which concenâ€" trates solely on compulsory For those people who find the summer heat just a little too much to take, there will be an interesting event takâ€" ing place at Waterloo‘s Rink in the Park Saturday. 1V4AVRDPV LV (gle Dr" Dents _ The colourful store that comes to your door. * Wateriloo MCI recorded two victories by shutouts reâ€" cently in Junior b soccer acâ€" tion. MCI devastated Woodâ€" stock B 6â€"0 as Steve Rooke potted three goals and Bill Keller a pair with Roy Rusâ€" sell accounting for the Waterloo Tâ€"ball allâ€"stars swept undefeated to the zone playdown championship in Paris on the weekend, thus qualiâ€" fying for the World Tâ€"ball championships on the Civic holiâ€" dayâ€"weekend in Ancaster. + » Victories by 28â€"4 over London Stoneybrooke.and 27â€"15 over Brantford put Waterloo in the final against Guelph, who they beat 23â€"11 in four innings. Waterioo just missed out qualifying previously when they :;::‘ :'ournament finals two weekendsâ€"prior to the Paris MCI records shutouts WOVE WOODS Allâ€"star qualify for world Tâ€"ball r 5 C o PR O S i N {a\‘” N. American models. Dissatisified with present service? For expert repairs, call Mike or Kiaus at 435 Conestogo Rd. W., Waterloo 1623â€"3020 884â€"7640 school figures. is the highâ€" light of the Kâ€"W Skating Club‘s summer® skating school and is named in meâ€" mory of the club‘s former president, who died suddenâ€" ly shortly after the 1980 Canâ€" adian Figure Skating chaâ€" pionships in Kitchener last winter. > , Action is sCheduled to begin at 10 a.m. Saturday. other. Rooke and Keller shared player of the game status. Right on the heels of that win, Waterloo proceeded to whitewash Brantford Belis 2â€"0 with Russell picking up both goals. He and Mike Voge! were players of the Volvo Rabbit Mercedes He was one of five Expos chosen to the Interâ€"County Junior squad which won the entire shooting match Sunday night when they annihilated Toronto Leaside Association 20â€"1 in the tournament finale. MacDonald. Expos secondâ€"year backstop from Brockville, was selected Most Valuable Player at last weekend‘s Labatt‘s Allâ€"Star Provincial Junior Baseâ€" ball Tournament in Thorold. t That enormous victory was sweet revenge for the Iâ€" C stars, whose only loss of the tourney was inflicted by the same Toronto team 5â€"4 Saturday. : **You should have seen our lineup for the final game,"" said MacDonald with a laugh back in Waâ€" terloo Monday. "I think nearly every batter hits either third or fourth in his team‘s lineup. It was just awesome."" s The tourney MVP made his biggest impression with his quickâ€"asâ€"aâ€"cat reflexes behind the plate and gameâ€" inâ€"andâ€"gameâ€"out hustle and drive which *~< characâ€" w:ized his play since the day he . â€"rived 1 _ /aterioo. ‘s arm was in fine fettle as ne gunned down several runners on the weekend and he also went fourâ€"forâ€"13 at the plate. . Don Beaupre Terry Boegel Mickey Collison Brad Schnurr John Bell (M) Greg McEachern Kevin Emke Dunc McDonald Andy Boegel Brian Miller Paul Oberhoizer Paul Mcintyre Lou Drago By Rick Campbell . Chronicle Sports Editor ~ * It is quite the honor to be chosen the best of the best. So Waterioo Expo catcher Dunc MacDonald can be excused if his buttons keep bursting the next few days. The Iâ€"C squad began play with a 3â€"2 squeaker over Windsor, then suffered the loss to Toronto. Sunday they rebounded for a 5â€"2 win over Halton, which thrust them into the showdown against the Leaside club. His biggest hit was a twoâ€"run scoring single which tied the first game against Windsor, a base hit which led largely to him being selected MVP for that game. He also collected a double and two singles in the final game onslaught. ‘‘The big difference in the final (win over Toronto) was that the guys got together as a team on Sunday. we weren‘t really playing as a unit in the first two games but we got to know each other better Saturday night and that helped,"" said the Expo catcher. Speaking of excelient pitching, Greg McEachern of Expos pitched his finest game in a Waterloo uniform Thursday in Guelph to lead Waterloo to a 3â€"2 win over Guelph, improving Expos mark to 16â€"5 atop the Iâ€"C standings. Expos have three home contests this week. Thursâ€" day versus Kitchener at 7: 30 p.m., Saturday at 2 p.m. against Cambridge and Monday at 7:30 p.m. in a makeâ€"up contest against Stratford, all at Bechtel McEachern fanned 17 Guelph batters and was aided by the solid hitting of Brad Schnurr, who went 3â€"forâ€"6 with an rbi and Beaupre and Andy Boegel who each went 2â€"forâ€"5 during the 12â€"inning contest. Waterloo Jr. Expos Batting Leaders after 21 Games. Names Avg. Field Slug H â€"RBI Dunc MVP at junior _tourney Other Expos. Don Beaupre, Brad Schnurr. Terry Boege! and Kevin Emke also contributed greatly to the drive to the title, with Boegel being game MVP in the win over Halton. Don Clarke of the Cambridge Jr: Terriers, brought the Iâ€"C loop another honor when he was named Most Valuable Pitcher in the tournament. DUNC MACDONALD ... enthusiastic display 288 1000 222 1000 241 960 218 933 214 666 410 932 407 1000 342 815 333 1000 314 777 313 909 579 14 14 12 11