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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-06-01, Page 10community news The Goderich Chryslers defeated Kinloss 12 .4 to win the A Championship at the LanesvWe Lords sloapiteh ball towns. went held In Dwngannon on the weekend. Labatts represent*. five Garry Lobeinger, left, presented the trophy to Chryslers captain, Al Smith. The Lucknow Crystalisers defeated Nile to win the B Championship. Most valuable players were Al Smith of the Chryslers and Wayne McDonagh of the Cvystaliaeers. 'Sentinel Staff Photo] Errors are coaly By Dave Black Chepstow Aces defeated the Lucknow Legionnaires on Sunday, May 22 by a score of 7 3, The Aces opened the scor- ing in the first, scoring one run, The Legionnaires even- ed the score quickly at their first bat, when Ray Cranston hit a double, then Randy Guay driving him home when the'Aces committed an error. The fourth inning was costly as a combination of wants, errors by the Legion- naires allowed the Aces to score four unearned runs, \to take a 5 - 1 lead. Legion- naires got one run in the bottom of the fifth and another in the sixth. The Aces scored two more runs, one in the sixth and the eighth to defeat the Legion- naires for the second time. Ross Baird went the dist- ance allowing nine hits, strik- ing out four and walking four. Ace pitcher Dan Kelly allowed eight hits, walked none and struck out nine. BP's Dave Burns Shuts Out Legionnaires Wingham BP's Dave Burns struck out eleven batters and allowed only three hits, to shut down the Legionnaires offense. For the second time this season. The Legionnaires first shutout was to the Chesley Texacos. South Kinloss By Ruth Huchmeier Olive Needham spent last Wednesday in Collingwood. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Collyer last week were Mr. and Mrs. Mike Verchi- mak of Flushing, Michigan and Mr. and Mrs. Graham Pinkney of Ajax and son, Glyn from Calgary. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mc- Quillin visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McQuillin of Sarnia and Mr. and Mrs. Hill Duke of Corunna. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mackenzie and Mr. Torn to page 13* Burns got help from his offense early in the game, as the BPs scored four runs on five hits in the bottom of the first inning to jump into a 4 - 0 lead, After the first inning, Legionnaire Ross Baird set- tled down allowing just three hits in the last eight innings. HP Neil Rieman extended the score by hitting a home run with a runner on to end the scoring. Next home game is Wed- nesday, June 1 at $J0 p.m. against the Chesley Texacos. Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, ,lune 1, 1983—Page 10 Farmers are trying to seed crops By Lillian Young Farmers have been busy around Langside trying to get their seeding done be- tween showers. Karen and Liane Young were two of the 85 members of Lucknow School Concert Band who went on a band trip, leaving Lucknow school on Tuesday morning. They played at Exeter Public School and Biddulph Public School on Tuesday and stay- ed at a hotel in London that night. Wednesday they play- ed at two schools in London and at the Victoria band shell in the evening, On Thursday they played at Otterville Public School and at Victory Memorial Public School in Ingersoll. On Friday they played at Southbridge Public School in Ingersoll and Nor- wich Public in Norwich, ar- riving home Friday evening. It was a busy schedule, but they all enjoyed it. Lillian Young returned home last week after a two week holiday at Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. She accompanied her son, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Young, Kevin, Brian and Jessica and Jane's mother, Mrs. Max- well, They had real nice weather with temperatures around 80 degrees both weeks and the holiday was much enjoyed. A benefit dance was held two weeks ago for Mr. and Mrs. Ian Thomas and family who lost their barn by fire. A large crowd attended and an enjoyable evening was spent. They are now having a driving shed erected on the farm. Mrs. Russell Young spent an afternoon visiting her mother in Newmarket a short time ago. Sympathy of the commun- ity is extended to relatives and friends of Graham Mof- fat, who passed away at the Wingnarn Nursing Horne on Thursday, May 19 in his 83rd year. He lived for many years on the sixth of Culross, just at the Culross -Kinloss boun- dary, where he farmed and also built barns. His family were well known in this com- munity. The Whitechurch Youth Group held their final meet- ing for the season on Friday evening, May 20 in the form of a campfire and wiener roast on the beach at Mr. and Mrs. John Bell's cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Young visited with Lillian Young and William on Sun - Turn to page 11• Family shower honours June bride, By Marie Park A family shower was held Friday evening at Nile for bride elect, bebbie Buchan- an, hosted by her aunts, Valerie Vanderburg, Marion Hodges and Brenda Vander - burg, A community shower for the Colborne area was held on Sunday at Carlow hall. Debbie will marry Bruce Brindley on Saturday, June 18. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rice, Grosse Point Woods, Michi- gan and Gail Farmer, Ann Arbor, Michigan visited with Mel Jones recently. Congratulations to Jim and Deb Robertson on the birth of their son, Cory James on May 10, a brother for Jullian, Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Craig Kerslake (nee Peggy Young) who were married recently at Christ Anglican Church, Port Al- bert. Their reception was held in Blyth on Saturday night. Margaret Mole has been staying this past week with her daughter, Nancy and Jack Phillips and family at Mensal), while her husband, Ben is a patient in University Hospital, London, Doug Mole of Edson, Alberta, flew home last week to visit with his dad. Mary Here and Bertha Aldham of Goderich visited Dwight and Marybelle Aid - ham and family at Inglewood on May 22. Alice Scott of Helgrave accompanied them to Caledon to visit her brother, Finlay Shackleton, On May 28 Mary -went with Jean Carruthers to visit Jean's mother, Florence Stothers in Parkwood Hospit- al, London. Mary also visited with her son, John, while in London and Jean visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Carruth- ers. Trevor Chambers, son of Claire (McWhinney) Cham- bers, is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, as a result of an accident while visiting in Goderich. Trevor and a group of neigh- bourhood children were play- ing when Trevor in some manner was hit on the face with a bat, He suffered a broken cheek bone, but the eye, thought to be damaged, will be okay. Dungannon Kinettes The Kinettes held their May meeting at the home of Sharon Baltzer. Special guest for the evening was zone co- ordinator, Darlene Doupe who assisted with the elec- tion of the 1983-84 executive. Following the business meeting, everyone enjoyed dabbling in ceramics with Kinette Sharon demonstrat- ing the proper procedures. On May 16, Kinette clubs from Clinton, Goderich and Dungannon took park in a volleyball tournament at Robertson School in Goder- ich. 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