The Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-08-13, Page 9The graduation ceremonies for Ruth's Children Centre in Lucknow were held in June. The
graduates are, back row, left to right, Jackie Hackett, Nicholas Mann, Trevor Askes, Conor
McDonagh. Middle row, Amy Blake, Margo Abbott and Dani Brooks. Front row, Adria
Graham. [photo submitted
Lords lose semi linals.to Newry
The Lanesville Lords tried hard to be
"A" champs but were defeated in the semi -
finals against Newry who eventually went
on to win the championship.
Lords first put out the Belgrave Diggers
11 - 4, then moved on to play the
Crystalizers, beating them 14 - 4. They met
the Teeswater Ball Busters next. While
winning 11 - 9 at the end of five innings, a
protest was made 'because of time. So, an
hour later, the Lords played two more
innings defeating the Ball Busters 12 - 11.
In the semi finals the Lords met Newry,
who had won three years in a row, and lost
14-4.
The Port Albert Bulldogs also did very
well, finishing one step better than the
Lords. They won their first game 12 - 6
against Wingham Business Men. They
then met the Clinton Warriors, defeating
them 13 2, Next, they played London
which was a close game 4 - 2 for the
Bulldogs." They then came up against Blyth.
Inn, defeating them 8 - 4. Theymet Newr
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in the finals who won the "A" champ-
. ionship 13 - 3 In a very good game.
BEST RATES
Glen Kempof the . Lords won the
runner up MVP award.
Luelimovi Senthi , Wedacsday, August 139 1986—Page 9
Maelntyres enjoy Wasaga
Donald and Marilyn Madntyre and
Sandy enjoyed a holiday at Wasaga Beach
with • Dr. Mex and Mrs. Mrclntyre and.
family.
Rod and Margaret MacKenzie, Bili and
Alex of Unionville enjoyed a holiday with
Rod's family, Frank and Muriel MacKen-
zie,
Beryl Lee of Willowdale spent the
weekend with Dave and Connie Eadie and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hartemink and Mr.
and Mrs. Eldert Geertsma enjoyed a motor
trip to the East coast. They were gone
about 17 days and took some bus trips to
see a lot of different interesting points
during this time.
Willard and Shirley Downey, Tom and
Mary enjoyed their holiday to the north.
They travelled to North Bay, Iroquois Falls
and Moosonee.
The community is sorry to hear that Mrs.
Steer is in Wingham Hospital. She fell and
broke her hip andwastaken to London but
now is back in Wingham.
The 25th anniversary c:lanaonaaa deux=
ion was held on August 2, 1986. It was
hosted by Mrs. Carl De leuze of Toronto.
and Mr. and Mrs. John A. MacDonald and
family of Sudbury . at their Lucknow
summer home - Clandonald.
Over 60 relatives attended from Mont-
real to Windsor.
Mrs. Seymour MacDougall (Sadie Mac-
Donald) was the oldest present and the
youngest was Kelly Jamieson of Montreal.
Joann De leuze presented silver dollars to all
the children and Mary Jane Wickham had
Clandonald caps or T-shirts for everyone.
The next reunion is planned for August
1988. .
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dickie spent last week
with their grandchildren in Sutton while
Denver and Brenda were on holidays in .the
Kingston area.
Recent visitors with 4r. and Mrs. Jack
Needham were Mr'. and Mrs. Robert
Needham of Corunna and granddaughter,
Sharon Needham from California. Also
visiting later were Jack's sisters, Louise
Reid of Sombra and Jean Ruttan of
Northville, Michigan and on Friday,.
Margaret Smith and friend from London.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Needham visited on
Thursday with Clair MacDougall in Missis-
sauga Hospital and Mrs. Clair MacDougall
in Port Credit.
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