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THE LUCKN W SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, 4UILY 21, 1976 Inning Contest DEFEAT WALKERTON 5-4 On Sunday, July 18, the boys in Green. and White, • the Ripley Intermediates were anxious to avenge the 1 - 0 loss to Walkerton last week and did so with a 5 - 4 victory before a. good turnout . of fans. The game was tied 4 - 4 with 2 out in the bottom of the ninth , when Blair (Blast) Armstrong hit a home run to the delight of the home town crowd,. Floyd Stanley pitched Ripley Win 5 4, lose In Extra THE TEESWATER AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY SPONSORS CANADIAN-GREAT WEST PONY, CHUCKWAGON,SHOWS at Teeswater Fair Grounds DIRECT FROM THE CANADIAN' WEST DUNGANNON Last Sunday the Finnigan famil- ies met for their annual picnic at the Seatorth park, and a number from this, area attended. Mr. :Sydney. Gibson and Miss Lotta Gibson, of Stratford accom-, panied by their sister Jean, Mrs.. Walter McKenzie of Detroit,,wisit- ed Miss Beth McConnell and ether relatives on 'Thursday afternoon. • Mrs. Mary Bere has ,been holidaying for the .past week in London with Mr. and Mrs. John ' Bere and Karen. The Eedy families , met in Stratford for their annual 'picnic on SundaY, July 19. Mrs. Rimier Bakker of Wing- ham has had her sister Mrs. Gysje Van de Brink, and Mr. and Mrs. Marintis .Van Brink • from Holland for a three, week visit. Together they have been calling on • friends in. Dungannon-Auburn area, acid with the former's sons, Mr. and Mrs.,Teade Bakker, Mr. and Mrs. Marinus Bakker and their families. Quite a number of peOple from this area have -been attending the plays being presented at Blyth and have enjoyed them greatly. . With the Olympic Games. in progress in Montreal and lengthy TV coverage, Rev,. Harold Dobson chose for his, sermon, "Itun the Race". The many comparisoris aroused serious thought -• discipline (time for devotions), coaches (and leaders), rules (Ten Conunand- ments) and goals (Eternal Life). Miss NandSr Errington sang the solo "He". The closing, prayer was for . true sportsmanship arid Christian witness. Service next Sunday is at, 11.15 a.m. ' Friend's in the community ,extend their sympathy to the families and relatives of 'Mr.' Sam Alton; Mrs. Victor Errington, Mr. ElWin Cun- ningham and Mr. Albert Campbell.. Mrs. Errington and Mr.. Alton haVe 'been life-Toirig . residents of this area. • Mrs. Ken Thomas and her younger daughter, Wendy of Willowdale have been with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Webster for several days. Others who visited at their home included Mrs. Donald Maclver and her sister, Miss Olive Blake of London. Mrs. Voss Spry of Niagara Falls, N.Y. spent a , few days this week with Mrs. Lorne Ivers, and visited Lorne at Lucknow Nursing Home. Vacation Bible School will soon be held, July 26-30, 9.00-11.30 a.m. The theme is Serying God.. Mr. and Mrs. Frank .Thompson .who are on holidays visited.during the week with Mr. and Mrs. Steve Whitney (Joanne) in Kitchener and are at their cottage in Kincardine part time. - Dungannon Fall Fair prize lists have been mailed out or are available. The Fair is to be held on alloiving only 6 hits. Blair Armstrong scoreditipley:s only run and made just a super Catch on a fly ball in centre field.. Chepstow tied the game in the 8th, scored in the top of the tenth, then held on to preserve the win. The Chepstow players admitted they were out-, played and have ' great respect for our team. Four Straight For Intermediate Team Lucknow, Intermediate •softball club got back on track again after a small slump, defeating Port Elgin 6 - 3 on June 28, Wingham 6 - 5' on July 7, Walkerton 7 - 1 on July 11, and Harriston 5- 3 on July 14 before losing a barn burner to Chepstow 7 - 5 on the 18th. Local boys are sporting much appreciated new blue and white , uniforms, courtesy • of Lucknow Legion. The club also appreciates the fine turnout of fans at .recent games. for Ripley allowing only 5 hits and contributing a. triple and a' double at the plate. Eric MacLeod was behind the plate and hit a key ,2 run homer. Other highlights included 'a clutch R.B.I. by Jack MacDonald to tie the game, 2 • key hits each by Larry lrivin and Scoop Hunter and some great fielding ' by Bob O'Donohue. LOSE 2 - 1 • IN EXTRA INNINGS • , good home town crowd watched an excellent ball game last Thuriday as the Ripley squad tangled- with • the first, place ChepStow Aces. Elliott Courtney went the distance on the mound for Ripley and hurled a strong game, Entertainment by Bruce County Mass Pipe and Drum Band A DANCENVILL FOLLOW AT • BELMORE ARENA TO WILBEE'S ORCHESTRA *00 Umelt provided __Friday „September 24, 1976. ' Plan to enter as many exhibits as possible to make our fair success- • ful. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mohring and Timmy of Goderich are moving in to their new home on Joseph Street in Dungannon this • week. We extend a welcome 'to them. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Dagvvorthy and Douglas from Toronto attended the funeral on Friday of Mrs. Victor Errington and spent the• weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Erring- ton and family: - • • A group of young people from Dungannon Christian Fellowiiiip 'Church along with • a . group from Pioneer Park, _Kitchener, camped at Point Farms, near Goderich for the weekend. They all attended service. Sunday• morning at the . Dungannon, Christian Fellowship Church. On Friday Mr. and Mrs. • John /Connelly of Port Hope accompan- ied by two Irish friends from Belfast, Ireland were guests of Mr. and MrZ. A. J. Sherwood. On.. Sunday Mr. 4 and Mrs. Robert Sherwood , of Sarnia visited with Robert's parents. • Miss Audrey Cheaney and Mr. Mervin Cheaney from Powasson• are ,holidaying for two weeks with Rev. Harold Dobson and their sister, Mrs. Dobson. Mr.. and Mrs, Warren Bamford of Cambridge (Preston) visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stothers. Jim Stothers from Waterloo Uniyersity was home recently and 'had the cast removed from his leg. As the result of a car accident on July 6th Miss Tracey Wall of -Dungannon will bp a patient in Alexandra and Marine General Hospital, Goderich for 8 weeks. Although many welcomed visitors have arrived, those coming from a distance on July 10th and 11th included Mr. and. Mrs. Thomas Emerson, Queensville; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor, Chesley; Mrs. Wm. Westbeare, Toronto; Mrs. John Bonnett, Underwood; Mr. and Mrs. Harry VVall, Lucknow.