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Reds'. 13 lExelter 1
The Reds, won their.
sixth game by virtue of
a limingfrom ;behind on
.June 5 -
1xeters offense started
by .scoring two in the
first, then five in the.
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third, one in the fourth
aid four in; the fifth.
Exeter's pitching allowed
six hits, struck oiit five
and issued four walks.
Lucknow'$ offense
scored six in the first,
two in the third and.
fourth and three in the
sixth. Reds' defense
committed five errors
that kept Exeter in the
Birthday club
Mary Francies Frayne
July 3, 1987
9 Years Old
Lisa Conley
July 4, 1987
9 Years Old
Leslie Conley
July 4, 1987
9 "Years Old'
Courtney Bakker
July 4, 1985
11 Years Old
Michelle Van Diepenbeek_
July 4, 1992
4 Years Old
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Miles Kennedy
July 4, 1992
4 Years Old
Brenda Jantzi .
July 4, 1991
5 Years Old
Robert Hunter
July 9, 1991
5 Years Old
Combined Summer Service Schedule
Lucknow United, Lucknow & South Kinloss •
Presbyterian Churches
JOINT SERVICE
,July 7 10 AM South Kinloss
July 14 10 AM .South Kinloss
July 21 10 AM Lucknow Presbyterian
July 28 10 Am Lucknow Presbyterian
July 28 10 AM "Kirkin o' Tartan Service"
Aug. 4 10 AM Lucknow United
Aug. 11 " ' 10 AM •, Lucknow United
Agu. 18, 10 AM Lucknow United
Aug. 25 10 AM • • • Lucknow 'United
For Pastoral Care
July - Rev.. Peggy Kinsman
August - Rev., Wm. Bresnahan
game, Pitching issued 13
walks, struck out eight
and Allowed five hits. -
Defense highlights of
the game were catcher
Bob Raymond throwing
out three base runners
attempting to steal sec-
ond and Nigel Black
pitching in the bottom of
the sixth, with the
defense not allowing a
run to score.
Offensive highlights
included Bob Raymond
three runs scored; Adam
LUCKNOW &
DISTRICT
LIONS CLUB
Dabber
Bingo
Lucknow
Community Centre
Sunday, July 7
$100.0 Winner
Joan Robinson
Community Centre
opens at 6:30 p.m.
Bingo starts at
7:15
p.m.
LUCKNOW.
DISTRICT
COMMUNITY
CENTRE.
BINGO
Sunday, July 7
Friday, July '5
Kinsmen Teen Dance
Saturday, July 6
Sherry Murray & Dan Stutzrnan
Saturday, July 13
Jennifer Dalton & Dave McDougall
CALL 528-3429
9 a,m. 5 p.m.
Martins double to drive
in Mark Hackett for the
winning Hili.
A good crowd was on
hand tosee the team go
to 6 1 against their rep,
Alar season opponents,
yews
from
the
soccer.
field,.
Atom Mustangs
Laura. Stanley played
a good game`having sev-
eral scoring chances
when the Mustangs
played the Big Blue in
Clinton on June 25.
Lucknow won the game
5 to O.
Heather Lougheed
played her forward posi-
tion . well, with It rittany
Ackert, Holly Andrew,
Shannon Johnston and
Sandy Lougheed making
many good defensive
plays.
Goals were by Cory
Hamilton, Laura Stanley,
Michael Grist \on a
penalty kick, 1 arius<
Mali" and Sandy
Lougheed.
Lucknow Bantams
The Bantams' great
passing and taking the
right chance earned them
a 5 to 1 win when they
played in Wingham on
June 24.
Scoring • was by
Trevor Humphrey, and
Chad Freeman and Daryl
Aitchison with two'each.
Water Safety
Know your limitations
- do not swim when you
are tired, overheated, or
chilled.
A few bright ideas
The beneflts ofa Western degree'
¢ You will be amazed at the•doors university study opens -- the minimum requirement for
many employers these days is a degree.
4- Learn to think analytically, to acquire knowledge, and to solve problems -- skills that will
enable you to cope with the changing world.
4- Build your self-esteem, and learn the communication skills to share your opinions with confidence.
To shed some light on your future, come and talkto one of our enlightening counsellors:
Coder. ich
Wednesday, July 10, 4:005:00 pm
Victoria public .Schoalf Library .
• Clinton
Wednesday, July 10, 6:30400 pm
Central Huron Secondary School, Room 211
For Moro tnformatibn: Call our UWO Linton
Representative, Meryl Thomas, at: X519) 482.9467
Or call.Qur office at (519). 661-3635
E-mail; tquestidrts@courier.Fptce:uwo,ca
Web Site; fittp'/wwuv ptce.uwa.ca
Ilacutty oi: hart -Time and Continuing #,Puc'ation
Weather permitting the area softball program will
kick off this week.
The league includes T -ball, under the direction of
Valerie Wood in Dungannon, and Steve MacPherson
in Lucknow.
In the six, seven and eight year old category,
Lucknow had three teams coached by Gord Kemp,
Ray Guay and Steve Claminey; Dungannon by G.
Andress and the two teams at Kingsbridge coached
by Shawn and Laurie Dalton,
This group plays Wednesday evenings at 7p;m.
Lucknow home games are at the two diamonds at the
Lucknow public school, Dungannon plays on the
back diamond there, and Kingsbridge leagues play at
St. Joseph's school. .
Dave Black, rec co-ordinator, says because of the
number of players. in the nine and 10 year old catego-
ry, a new division has been formed. Lucknow has two
teams that will play Friday evenings at Caledonia
Park. Paul Hamilton, Ron Elliott and Steve Mann will
work with this group.
At this time, the teams have not been set ,for
Dungannon, Port Albert or Kingsbridge.
Iii the 11 to 15 age group, Lucknow has two teams,
Dungannon one under the leadership of Wayne
Wilson, Port Albert led. by Elaine. Fielder and
Kingsbridge coached by Paul Dalton. These teams
play Thursday evenings at 7 p.m.: Kingsbridge at St.
Joseph's, Port Albert in that hamlet, Dungannon at
the back diamond, and Lucknow at the Caledonia
Park.
•a.$tbal1: tourney
in Mitchell'
The 1996 Ontario Junior Men's Elimination
fastball tournament takes place in Mitchell this
weekend, July, 5 to 7. Games get underway at
10:30 a.m. on Friday, with games all day Saturday
as well. The final is scheduled for 3 p.m. on
Sunday.
Thirty-one teams will compete, with the majori-
ty of games taking place at Mitchell's Keterson
Park on Wellington Street.
The Oshawa Juveniles are the defending cham-
pions, with Oshawa Juniors runners-up Last year.
The top two teams this year will advance to the
Canadian Nationals Newfoundland in August.
Admission is $10 for weekend passes; single -
day admission is $5 for adults and $2 for students.
For more information call Mike Uniac, the tour-
nament chairperson, at 519-348-9568.
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quality 2nd and 3rd cut alfalfa. We will arrange
for the harvest and transport of the crop.
To sell your 2nd & 3rd cut alfalfa,
CALL. NOW!.
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Jing Roe BRUCE
3685174 W flat 3684910