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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-07-30, Page 6A6 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 30, 1986 WALTON AMC)AREA Walton couple surprised by party for 10th anniversary REUNION HELD Walton Correspondent MRS. AI&AN McCALL 687-6677 A surprise party was held Sunday, July 20 to honor Valerie and Bill Shortreed on their 10th wedding anniversary. The party was held at the home of Mrs. Shortreed's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bose of Brodhagen. Attending from this area were Ken and Judy Shortreed, Jim, Robbie and Amy and Wilfred Shortreed. Their anniversary was July 24. BALLTOURNAMENT The W alton Ladies Slo-Pitch team held another successful tournament on July 18. 19 and 20. Rain cancelled two Friday night games until Saturday but hot and sunny weather prevailed the rest of the weekend allowing the tournament to run' on schedule. Twelve teams participated in the three-day tournament with a lot of good games enjoyed by all. The A and B. finals were played Sunday afternoon with a good crowd enjoying two very good ball games. In the A championship game, the defend- ing A champs from 1985, the Dublin ladies were defeated by the Kinkora Outlaws 13 to 6. The two teams were tied at the end of four innings, but Kinkora managed to slip ahead with two runs in the fifth and five runs in the seventh inning. Both teams played a good game. The B championship game saw the Atwood Mamas defeat the Mitchell Nortons 8-4 in a close game. The Atwood ladies jumped to a quick lead with four runs in the first inning and added two runs in the second and fourth innings. The Mitchell Nortons earned single runs in the second, third and fifth and seventh innings. Both teams played a strong game.. The complete tournament results are as follows: Fridayat7 p.m. - Londesboro Angels 21, Brussels ladies 9, Saturday 7:45 a.m. - Mitchell Ladies 9, Walton 4. Saturday at 11 a.m. Rain delayed from Friday night at Winthrop Park, Mitchell Nortons 2, Trow- bridge Tigers 4. Saturday, 9 a.m. Dublin 32, Brodhagen Bombers 4. At 10:15 Kinkora Outlaws 9, Atwood Mamas 7. At 11:30 Monkton 15, Blyth Bloopers 1. Second round action saw three tied games. Tournament rules indicated ties had to be broken by the number of runners left on base. Saturday at 12:45 p.m. Brussels 11 runners 15, Walton 11, runners 9. At 2 p .m. Mitchell 6, Londesboro Angels 1. At 3:15 Mitchell Nortons 5, runners 12, Brodllagen Bombers 5, runners 10. At 4:30 - Dublin 11, Trowbridge Tigers 6. At 5:45 Atwood Mamas 10, Blyth Bloopers 3. At 7:00 Kinkora Outlaws 11, Monkton 4. With three teams advancing to both A and B finals a bye was given to the team with the best runs scored minus runs against average. Semi-final B - Mitchell Nortons 6, runners 11, vs. Brussels Ladies 6, runners 9. Senn -final A - Kinkora Outlaws 17 vs Mitchell Ladies 7. 13 Championship - Atwood Mamas 8 vs. Mitchell Nortons 4. A Championship Kinkora Outlaws 13, vs Dublin Ladies 6. PERSONALS Viola Kirkby and Margery Huether return- ed home from a train trip through the Western Provinces. They visited with Rev. Charles A. Swan at Fort Nelson, British Columbia and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Webster, Edmonton, Alberta. Mr. and Mrs. Don Nolan and family and Brad Taylor spent a few days this past week holidaying at the Homestead Camp. LOCALACTIVLT11 "T" ball will be starting Saturday morning from 10-11 for the month of August, led by Maxine Houston. You can still attend "Summer Storytime" at the • Walton Ball Park continuing every Friday from 10 -11:30 a. m. It is presented by the Huron County Library. Children of all ages are welcome. innbe admission. The Shortreed family reunion was held on The Squirt Tournament is set for the` Sunday afternoon when about 40 family weekend of August 22.23. Tickets are being members gathered on the lawn of Jack and sold on agrocery draw and are available from Elva Brown for a time of fellowship\and a any ball team member. smorgasbord supper. Guests were present from Wingham, The Mite boys won over Winthrop last Stratford, Varna, Belgrave, Shelbourne, Wednesday evening. llderton, Blyth and Walton. Smith. Saxon travel with 1CadetB Cranbrook Correspondent MBS. MAC Cranbrook has been experiencing many 887-684545 changes in recent months. The barn on the Murray Smith and Eddie Saxon are Chas. Terpstra faro:, formerly Cameron's, travelling with Listowel Air Cadets to Detroit and the house and barn on the McNabb -Mac - for four days, They will be visiting the United Donald farm have been torn down. Several States Navy Cadet training ship, Odyssey. homes have changed ownership, with people Catherine Thiel (if .Waterloo, her daughter moving in or out. It is quiet with a number of and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Al Paul and families on holidays at present. their son Dennis visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conley. Dennis will be at Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit van Veens for, a farm exchange. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Thomson, Brandon, Manitoba spent several days visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Bert van Donkersgoed. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Burghardt had cousins from Hanover, Germany visiting for five weeks. Mrs. Alf King, her son Kenny and Mrs. King and boys, Brantford visited Mrs. Mac Engel on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ken MacDonald have recently returned from a three-week vacation in Britain. They spent a few days in London, then toured Scotland, including the Isle of Skye. They also visited for a week with Mrs. MacDonald's brother and sister in Lincoln- shire. Mrs. Gordon Engel has moved to 697 Devon St. Stratford. Children of the area are enjoying ball playing Monday and Wednesday evenings, at the Jeschke ball park. Many are also making good use of the new swimming p Brussels. The regular morning service in Presbyterian Church will be held August 3 at the usual time of 9:45 a.m. Rev. Don Mclnnis and family have been on holidays for the month of July. Garnet Starr of Wallaceburg visited Mr. and Mrs. Don Cotton recently. Tim Goodland spent two weeks at Forest Cliff Camp, Forest. Peter Hagadoorn, Tornto has been holiday- ing at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Robin Clay, Jason and Kevin, and Mrs. Sid Barnes, all of London, visited Ida Gordon on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon W ick and son John left pool in on Thursday for their home in Marathon, following a month visiting relatives in the Knox area. Police and town reach agreement 1 The town of Seaforth and its police department have reached a working agree- ment for 1986. Town council recently passed a by-law to authorize a contract of service with the Seaforth Police Association. 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