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Page 14--Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, July 16, 1980
a fie tes:.tOurnament
slam home run by' Vickie
from Auburn.' Second game
saw Kintail Kuties blitzing
the Kitchener Good Gals 30
2. Clinton HouseWives de-
feated Bolstein 19 -''6 in the
third gatne-and-in,-the' fin
game of the first round K-W
vv Pacers "downed Port Elgin
Dunlops 17'- 1. •
division games saw H.
& H. TV, defeat. Lucknow
Noisy Ladies; Auburn defeat
Kitchener Good Gals and
'11' championship final de4
feating them by a, score of 14
- 5.
In the 'A' 'division Blyth
defeated Bruce Inn 9 • 8 and
Kintail defeated Royal Bank,
al—Kincardine73-1.
''. Sunday mottling saw the
'A' division action continue
with. Clinton Housewives de-
feating K&VV Pacers 12 - 7.
Kintail Kuties won - the bye'
into 'the 'A' championship.
Blyth went on, to defeat'
Clinton Housewives 5 2
earning them the right to
meet Kiritail in the final
game. '
The final gaine saw Kintail
Kuties taking the 'A' champ-
ionship by -a• score of 7 - 6
against a hard fighting Blyth
team.
Kintail Kuties won the •Iike to extend their thanks to
championship trophy which the Lucknow Men's Inter-
was donated by the. LUCIMOVV mediate team for the games
BuSitiess Association plus they umpired` and their co
individual gold medals4 Blyth operation throughout . the
won the ailvei medal and weekend. Special thanks to
H•ScH, TV KiPeardit!e"--wah-----thenvener, John—Duck
Pair weather prevailed for
.the Noisy Ladies first annual
softball tournament.
Twelve teams participated
in the weekeiuVevents with
the local house league tearn
df-raintail--Kuties -taking the
"A" championship series in
a close scoring game against
Myth.
Friday night action saw.
Team
Clinton Sluggers
Goderich Garb & Gear
' Goderich Elevaters
Luicknovv Noisy Ladies loan
„.to Bruce Inn froth Kincardine
6 3. The second game
Friday night saw Blyth de-
feat *H. 8 . TV, from'
Kincardine 9 - 1.
Action. started 8.30 a.m.
Saturday with Royal * Bank,
Kincardine defeating Ant,-
, urn. 26 - 8 despite a. grand
Goderich Sailorettes
Goderich Gold Diggers
Central Huron Ladles Softball
1980
Clinton. Housewives 6 1 0 12
Goderich Super Stars 6 2 0 12
Lucknow Noisy Ladies 5 1 0 , 10
W L.T....13 Holstein defeat Port Elgin.
DunlopS, Auburn drew the ,
hvia into B •the , '' champion-
abip leaving 1.1*. & H. TV. and
. . 4 •3 0 8 Holstein vieing for the right
3 • 3 0 8 to meet auburn. Despite
2 5 0 4 • hard fought game by Hot-
, . 2 5 .0 4 . stein, 'came '..out H. TV, cam out
0 0 04 on top and met Auburn in the
BY BETTY RITCHIE
Dolly, and Hugh Menary
returned Monday from a trip
to Nova Scotia. They accom-
panied Bud, Frank and Mary
Glenn of Dungannon.
Mrs. John Hudson and
twins, John and Michelle, of
- Midland, spent last week
with Charlie and Mayme
Wilkins. Janet Wilkins is
employed at Five Oaks,
Paris, for the summer
months.
We welcome Rev. Arthur
and Betty Scott, Darrell and
Ian to Trinity. They moved to
the manse last Wednesday.
Mel and Jayne Ritchie
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attended the wedding of her
cousin, Elizabeth Guinmaw,
in Cambridge on Saturday.
Lisa Scott, daughter Of
Frank Scott of R. R. 6
Goderich is' holidaying with
Marvin and Hen,nie Scott and
family.
Visiting with Virginia and
Wilfred Hackett for the
weekend were cousins, Vir-
gia and Ralph', Hackett -of
Nashville, Georgia and Etta
and Don Willsie of Belmont.
Virginia and Ron Bisch 'of
Allan Park, Michigan spent
the weekend with their
friends, Jim and Trix Hack-
ett.
Ella and Alex Hackett re-
turned home after spell-ding
three weeks at Delaraine,
Manitoba, with her sister;
Lillian Colbertaon and other
relatives. They also attended
the 100th Centennial on July
4, 5 and 6th of Deloraine.
They motored with Yemen
and Anna Mae Hunter of
Lucknow.
Herb and Marie Wilkins
and family attended the wed-
ding of her brother, 'William
Gordon Smyth to Jo Anne
Collins of Clinton at Dun-
gannon United. Church, Sat-
urday evening, and reception
after it Saltford Valley Hall.
They also attended' a birth,
day party on Sunday at
Gladys and Howard. Carlaw's
cottage at Port Elgin for Mrs.
Frances yVilkins. Charlie and
Mayine Wilkins also attend-
ed their mother's 89th birth-
day celebration,
Robert, Andrew and Effie-
beth Stroh, spent the week-
end with grandparents, Wil-
liam and Margaret AndreW.
Their parents; Rev. Den
Stroh and Lonise moved from
Peterborough to Stratford
last week where Don is
minister at Erie Street Luth-
eran church. Louige and Don --
had filthily gathering on
SundaY when her parents,
Margaret and Bill: Andrew;
Bill, Suzanne, Shatma, War-
ren-and Eric; Steve, Ann and
Carolyn, and Mary from
London attended. John And-
rew and Terry 'Wilson. at-
tended •a Blue Jay ball game
at. Toronto.
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