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The LanesvWe Lords. 'hosted their first ' slo•pltch ball
tournament on the, Dungannon diamonds on the weekend.
Sixteen teams participated In the tournament which saw two
Lucknow teams make the final round: Lucknow Slo-pitch
played Kingsbridge in the championship game with Kings-
bridge winning the tournament trophy by a score of 16 • 2.
Lucknow Kinsmen played Nile for the consolation round
championship and led until the top half of the final inning,
when Nile scored four runs to win ,the game 6 . • 4: Kinsmen
third baseman, Rod McDonagh is shown tagging runner,
Brian Simpson, of the North Ashfield team, which Lucknow
defeated Saturday afternoon to continue their bid for the
• consolation round championship. [Sentinel Staff Photo]
Regional field day...
*from page 2
Victoria third.
Scott Garrow of Robertson
and : Scott Hackett of
•Brookside tied for first place
overall in 'the: intermediate
boys' • events with 18 points
each. Scott. Garrow 'placed
first in the high: jump, first in
the triple jump, first in the 90
metre dash and second in the
200 metre race. Scott
Hackett placed' first in the
running long jump, 200
metre race and hurdles and
second in the 90 metre dash.
Jerome.Morden of Victoria
was thirwith 12 points. He
was first in the• 400. metre.
race, second in high jump
and running long jump and
third in shot put.
Brookside won the in-
termediate boys' relay with
Robertson second and
Colborne third.
Kevin Talbot . of '.Colborne
was first overall in the senior
boys' , events with •20 points.
He placed first in the running
long. jump, standing long
jump, 90 metre dash and 800
metre race.
Wayne' Bos of Brookside
was runner-up with 18 points:
He placed first in the high
jump, - triple jump and 400
metre race and second in the.
90 metre dash.
Robertson was first in the
senior boys' relay with
Colborne second and
Brookside third.
Friends shower
bride-to-be
About .seventy-five friends
and neighbours gathered in
the. Fellowship. Room of the`
Lucknow United Church to
honour. a June bride -elect,
Lorna Boyle, Friday evening,
May 28th, 1982.
Chairman, Elsie Houston,
welcomed the gathering, on
behalf .of all the hostesses,
Helen Thompson, Ruby Mc-
Donald,: Margaret' McNay,
Clara Crowston,Debbie Em-
berlin and Mabel Whitby.
As the guests gathered,
Edith Webster favoured with
lovely piano selections. 'Dur-
ing a short program, read-
ings were enjoyed by Marg-
aret McNay and Ruby Mc-
Donald; piano selections~ by
Margaret Finlay; and songs
by Ole Neighbourhood Sing-
ers.
During the parcel game,
words of wisdom were re-
' ceived by the bride. Lorna
and her attendants were ush-
ered to a special place on the
platform and an address was
given . by Helen Thompson.
Words of appreciation.
were spoken by Lorna for the
beautiful gifts and the enjoy-
able evening of fellowship.
Lunch was served by., the
hostesses with assistance by.
young friends of the bride.
Visits :with sister
By Bell Hackett
Mrs. Hattie Albertson.
(Hattie ' Nixon), Vancouver,
B.C., is enjoying' her yearly
visit with her. sister, Mrs.
Minnie Emerson at Pinecrest
Nursing Home; also ' her
brother, Isaac and Della
Nixon and family of Ashfield.
Mrs. Brenda Phillips and
•
Mrs. Freda Broome visited in
Ethel last Friday with Bren-
da's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bremner and . Mary. Freda
visited with her friend, Mrs.
Hilda Scheerer,
Mrs. Janet Wilkins and
'Laura visited last, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday with her
parents, Evan and Jean Hof-
fman
offman in Burlington.
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As Of June 1, 1982
ANNUAL MEETING
WINGHAM AND DISTRICT
HOSPITAL CORPORATION
Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the.
Wingham and District Hospital Corporation will be held at the
Wingham. Public School Auditorium. 131 .-John St. E..
Wingham. Ontario. on Thursday. June 24. 1 982 at the hour of
seven o'clock p•rn for the,reception and consideration of An-
nual Reports; for the consideration and confirmation of new
bylaws 25 (a)(b)(c)(d)(e) and 36 (a)(b) respecting the creation
• of a Community Services Liaison Committee; for the election
of Governors; for the appointment of Auditors; and for the tran-
saction of such other business as• may properly come before
the meeting •
Copies of the new proposed by-laws may be examined in
the office of the Executive Director of the Wingharn and District
Hospital prior to three o'clock p.m Thursday. June 24; 1982
Memberships granting voting privileges may be purchased
at the front deskof the hospital for one dollar ($1 .00) prior to
five o'clock p.m. Wednesday, June 9. 1982; No'membership
sold after that time. on that date, will entitle the purchaser to a
vote.
'The Honorable Larry Grossman, Minister of Health for the
' Province of Ontario, will address the meeting at seven.
o'clock p.m. .
..DATED at Wingharn, Ontario this. nineteenth day' Of. May:
1982.
By order of the Board of Governorsi • -
N.M. Hayes
Secretary
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