HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-07-24, Page 7THURSDAY, aUL' 24th, 1.947
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AOFFATS
:IRST RE,UNIOIA
A gatherhng which may well me the first annual Moffat
o :
,e -union was held at the farm of
fir.
Foster Moffat of Langside
e first of: the week, with eighty-
rn
two rimembtrs. of the
teridance7
at
The gathering. was planned 'On
comparatively short nefice to
greet Mr. and Mrs... Irving Moffat
who were
and'daughter, Virginia, w
visiting here from ,California,
others: from some dstance, who
attended: were Dr. W. W. Moffat.
and four sons of • Port Colborne,
tan
cidentally all :four 'boys sp
Irl '
to. follow their, father's profession.
•.: Oldest living 'member .`of the
Mrs, Charles , Si:ewart,.
fam_Y, .
e•.87, of Teeswater, who was
ag . ..
present. •Another' octogenarian u
attendance was: Mrs, Win. Moffat.
Wi le many of the Moffat fan}
ily . descendants still reside' in
their native co'mmun'ity in Kin-
loss and Culross : 'Townships,
others have esta=blished' homes.
elsewhere, including Western
Canada.` But, the love of the soil
' strongwithin them, , and in Toronto for a• few years. In
stall, 3' he 'dined 'the : Kilties Band the 'crucial playdowns.sei: ies . for.
is � estimated .that .members..' of :190 T .. . Meet it � i inated ' in the' group title.. They meet :the
this connection tiff upwards 'of o Canada, which ; or g third place Teeswater nine in , e
s 'of land. Belleville, and' he spent the most : ut-of-three series with'the
'5 000 acre two o ,
It is.. prop sed •w to .make rs o :.
Q first game in`: Lucknow •on.Fraday.
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, `LUCKKOW, ONTARIO
PAGE .SEVEN
FACTORY
OBIT JAR j.BANTAMST1tIM
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,. , TWIN A. KOBEWESON _. ---------===.-.
Deep regret; `vas felt in, town. '_- In an.�.ehibition softball game'
and d istrict, when on' Wednesday in 'the Caledonian Park, • on. Mon -
evening, July 9th�i the death took day evening the Bantam team
place at his • home on Queen St. scored a 15 to 3 victory -over the
of John A. Robertson,• ' a. well Lucknow Industries team. The
known and highly esteemed resi- "kids" were•'assisted. by `George
irst 'nvalided in 1939 Mr.
Robertson. , made valiant recover,
from -r'ecur'rin heart attacks,
yes g
bit' he failed to •r•a11j� from one
suffered two weeks before his
death . and the end was not un-
expected. A` happy •disposition
that won and held many fr%ends; E. Irwin,' A. Ross, B. Bohnert,
thi•o.ughout his. life remained with � Industries L. Bieman, K.
him to .the end. , • Cranston, R. , Havens, Alfred
Jelin Alexander. Rober` tsori.'was Bohnert W, ,,Ailrn : D: England,
born 'in Stratford on March` 17th,' G Fairish; Alex Bohnert, 'H', Mch
1;88.0,: the 'elder son of: Alexander 'Quillin.
Robertson and Jane -Pike, natives
;of. : Downie` Township. In: 1892 he`
came with' his parents to Mount.
Forestwhere ' he father .trans:
ferred his soft' drinks manufact-
uring ,business Which "Jack" latera
inherited. •.He: was educated in
Mount Forest High School ,and .at
the turn: of the .century' he enter•.
ed.the Ontario College of, Pharm-
acy. After graduation he worked
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SCOTTIES. LOST GAME
`•; "� �-LA,SOG-�INI!�iATSi�„_..
Leading '9-8 going into :the last
inning on_ Tuesday'night, Luck -
now Scotties saw'.victory .slip
,through their fingers 'When* the
visiting Kincardine. nine :staged.
an 8 -run rally to take, the game
pitched for the Bantams with
Kelly Cranston'on the iriourid for`
'the factory nine
• Bantams — Kl Kilpatrick, G `
Kolpin, M. Chin, G. Chin, Al. Ir-
win, Clayton . Hodgins, J. Carter,.
Score By, Innings
301 360'; 02-15'
Bantams _
Factory 0.00 100 02, 3
PLAYOFF SERIES. • VITIli '
Seere-ByInnings- :. •x__. ' -
K&ncardine , • _ .012. 023''8 ;16
Lucknow �....,.. 110.052131'8o -29u
511 0-- 9
war.
•y *. • :-. •. . 4
TEESWATER BTAR.TS ,FRIDAY.
Lucknow Legionnaires., • who
firifished on top of •the'schedule,
with but" one defeat,, now °enter
`.-SHIP HOLSTEINS OVERSEAS'
of pedi-
greed lolstei1 fers°�tom-beasen �^
to the United Kingdom since he -
fore
-fore ,the war were recently hand-'
led over .the lines of the Canadian
National Railways. The 150 head
of prize cattle ' were transferred'
on board the. S.S. Manchester •
P•rzpgress at "Montreal. The pure -
re ei rs-were: bought`' in .
D;oizrrnion- .for, breeding purposes
°to restoc1 dairy herds in the Un- w -
ited Kingdom depleted during the
The Scotties go to. Wingham
this evening. 'The next •and last
scheduled :game is; in Kincardine
a, week from Friday, so the girls
e
;will hav e an open week;to work
in s
orne of their • . washed out
ganies,:,
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WON DOUBLES TROPHY .'
.AT :WALKERTON TOURNEY
n .McCo and, Howard
VVellingto y
Agnew' won .:the • SCQtch ,doubles:
bowling 'tournament at Walker-
to'n last Wednesday, Runners-up,'
a scant three points behind, were`
Isaac .Miller, and Wes. Huston •
Pelt .sand . Howard chalked up
.four' wins, and a phis of 23. •Isaac
and: Wes , had four wins' and 'a
plus of •20.
th..:• f, 1904 touring :the British Isles: -
Besides the:trophy ;they re -
the
annual. event with At the time of. his • death he was ill 'be .Friday- 'ceBesi .a pair' of ..blankets each.
th g an ane Th return game w
ga erre
n that• some .,i m •a 'member• of ` the
ex-nierrrbers' . and a third. game ' Blankets were also the prize 'for
the expe�ctatro ♦�(., ,�� ^y� 4 �] water Monday, • g ��r..i rC y,
`i.-`,•.va'�M.'�•I.'�� `��L °4��-l.�a.-_'.. �i � +j.,� �,.a�..a..�sr-�fk
[i.rSi.d�l,L �►c^TYri Vs. ,'�. r ., �,����
here this year,: will •attend'fu•t 'future In 19x'2 he went -to
reunions.
Watson Webster Cuts $500 Tree
A ' tree: worth probably more
than $500' has been cut down on.
the " ro ertY of ',Watson Webster''
of. Varna.: The tree was 'cut. into.
2.� ' logs; nine „of which were" sold
to Fred 'Mudie.• • of . Clinton, These
nine lags, 'contain: 6,400 ..feet of
lumber' and sold at $40' per. 1,000"
feet. The tree had .a circumfer-
ence of ` 6 feet, 10 inches' at the
base and was 100: feet high.''
What 'Makes Feopie Fleshy`!
It's not • always just" a case of
for '. food that piles tip extra' ,
love .
weight,.:: Excessive -eating habits
frequently .,can be traced directly
to nervous' and emotional tension•.
See how medicine: treats• this pro•
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: `blear:'Rad "Fat Froze 'Psychic' „",
e
in The American Weekly, .great
magazine' , , with ' this, 'Sunday'
(July- 27 ).: issue . of The . Detroit
V neouver,grounds:.h:S: F, please.aTOte.
.
•. where. he worked at his profe.s-
sign. until he .returned toy Mount •
§AI,4•E,.-.pF-:;- "oiiien _attd Girls''. Forest -':in- the ' spring of ..1919 to
' ' summer blouses: and waists A• take over the ,management of his
:.table full to'choose `from --styles father's . business for the next • 7 1'
:and sizes. Reduced .to $1.05, and years, . During, these '.and succeeds•1
$2:95 THE MARKET STORE ing' yea s •he also took.lan 'active.-
art in: hurch fraternal, musical:
(iI,' •R fl O' aril ,social circles .in town, bein•g:,
a` member hof Westrrnster church
:choir, St.' .Alban's: Lodge 'A F:,• & I
AM , and .'the. 1\ausicai.' Society;
Band.
"n July 1931. he" married Mary
Murdena Geddes of Lucknow, 1
Who survives,' His father' Prede-
ceased':
redeceased , him 'in( 1921, his. 'mother.
in : 1930.,. sand his only brother,, H;
Roy Robertson, 'Vanco;uver,, in`
Mr and 1'iiIra Roy Fall and,
Jewitt,;Ethel;,
,spent: Sunda' with
Mr. and Mrs.' Ernest . Ackert.' t ,
Miss Doris'
is: spending
the : week -end .. with : her •"parents,
Mr.: arid; Mrs Wm., Eadie: ' •
•*Miss ' Margaret',Orr • andMr.
Leonard Reid :of .Reids 'Corners
'spent. Sunday : evening with . Mr,
and. Mrs;. Raynar'd. Ackert.
Mr . and M,rs.:Joe Wall,.''CnItoss,
he_f•_uneral service .was: held in
'`1VIr; anct'•1VIrs,. , onalcf"`M,ar'tin"'and .�TUrii ed' Church on Saturday ..
family of. Wawanosh were Sun the
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs.::
afternoon and was attended : by
Mark: Johnston:
many old friends:, The minister,
-' Mr and Mrs',' Harry Paling and
Rev J.:'W Pratt, was assisted by
Carol,. Doris :Goodchild,.Bill,.Pal- the Right Rev. C . MacDonald,
the''1
all' of 'Toronto; spent'Moderator.
the week , . of Presbyterian.
end at':the Thompson home. 1VIrs, Church in .Canada.'
••
Palin who.: has . been visiting The -pallbearers • were Messrs:
her ,sister, Mrs. A:, Ttioxy!picift, re Wesley Miller, Don Bell;. Art Bell
'' Ivan Lowry, •Roy Lightfoot,
turned to Toronto.''with 'theme.
Mr. and Mrs.: R.: Elliott .spent eron kGedclesa hon. pallbearer, I
Su: ynda . with Mr.: and Mrs Robb, John " Treadwell,'' Who, ._ was with
Eileen. •Elliott having, th
avin g e•. Alex. Robertson 'Co.. for 3a'�'
:•.Anrberley, :•, ,
•pent ,.the week -end with --(--An. in
Robb returned to her • home: s , Mount Forest Cemetery;
MTs Jaok-Aekert were' : F,riencis fx:em outof town whe
•• recent' visitors: with •.his,•mother attended the.funeral w•
ere Mrs;-
Mr. and' Mrs.: John :Walker, of: ;George! Allen, Niagara Falls...N.
Owen Sound. i{'•, Y.;. lVir. F '''M Giffoi d,
Mr. F. .G:
• Mr: and Mrs.,:Jam'G
es:Smith and Killer, Mr: Cameron eddes, of
• .family' ; were ". Sunday visitors" at Stratford Mr,' 'and :Mi s ', K.: R.1
the home of her ,brother; Mr. and Howard,' Mr, and'Mrs. C: L. Yoer-: 1'
Mrs.. Alex "Donaldson near'• Tees- ger.,,. Toronto, Mr.' and Mrs: Wm:
water.•�'. m Mr:: and. Mrs.•
Gurney, Wingham;
el rave; Miss`Joan
Mrs. Wm.,..Graham Olive arid: J. A. Geddes, B•� g , •
Lloyd spent: Monday,with 'her 'MacCallurr , 'Hamilton;,.' Mi S Vio:
mother, Mit. 'Ernest Ackert,.• le•b:Webster; Kincardine, Mir: and
Mr. anu'Mrs'' Gordon Jamison,. Mrs, Roy Lightfoot,. Port. E'igin;•
•
Mr, and`,Mrs: Stewart .Jamieson•l.Rev.. C 1I. and Mrs. MacDonald,
re recent callers ,at''' •Mrs, J. •E� Agnew;. Luckno\t, `,' .Mi's.
•
cane.. I ' John MacIendrick, :Windsor. ,._._
ott spent a few days Mt. Forest Confederate..
siting relatives at
Hespeler:, .
Mr'. 'and'1Vlrs, oy' Graham and,
boys Jainlough, ent Sunday ev-
'ening •with Mr. and :Mrs',' W, Eck
ensw ller,' . '
Mrs; T. Harris, Mrs. H. Harris
.and. Lorraine spent 'Thursday in.
Kincardine with Mr T. Harris`
:father who is very priorly. -•
• and •liana we
.: 'the 'Harris' h
Mrs. R, gni
last • weok • vi
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Johnston
a
:were • Sunday evening visitors.
• With Mr, and Mrs-. Tt, Elliott..
"Members of the W, I. ,are re-
minded.to bring a pie and a bingo
prize for the carnival
A, special meeting of the Girl
Guideswill be•.held Tuesd- Y af.-
tOrnoon July 29th in the, Guide
Hall at X3.00 o'clock sharp, Every-
one wanting, to go to - camp please'
be present, •
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..... , . ,, depends °lar ....e�y ...
ow Fall:Fair d pe..• g
e_success of the l:;uck��,. '
unit boosting and support.
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on �Co�iFn Y pP
f
IT MERITS Iat `
it has ;'beenin continuous operation for over 80
yaars is '.prdof sufficient of ,its worthwhile.
function jn the cominunitY.
y.
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st .of ,.l. ,repara:tions,. for the -
T"�-e-.-...direct-ori -are ;iu:-.��lae...:x�a�. P , ,
1947 show. . Financial supiort- and willing workers are '.:
essential . . don't wait- to be aske
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Plan now to be an exhibitor and.encourage the .children,
n to take part too, . . the future depends bn them. ,
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