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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1948-07-29, Page 611 :° • • e. A• • ti t t' I.poiI.. TIIO1V11PSON TAMES LIONS. AS "OZARKS?' W. 14-4 . • (Coria b ed)' THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCHNQW', ONTARIO NOME TE ►MS SHINE 1. ANG S I OE , The local Pee Wees trounced, the Goderieh Lions. Pee., Wees 14- 4, Donald Thompson, Lucknow s ace. southpaw,, • turned in abrill UNDER THE LIGHTS - Mrand Mrs F ,.--- , eag an; .and 'fain- ily have.moved' • to the store. We • • Keei- pace with 'other dis- welcoixi these to g the community trict centres, .most of them much Mr, -and M(is, James Donaldson larger than this, Lucknow • and and family spent Friday evening district sport fans thrilled on Fri- and rs, Farsh Moffat. I wit,h Mr. a ;. M_ day evening to see the newly in M. and Ws. Jim Moffat of stalled park floodlighting system Llo d inster Alberta, are, visit- n yn , o, f- turned o l � M officially ing with., Mr. and Mrs. Peter mound effort as he set the • The two homne,teams—the Scot - .fa and other relatives here, sant m or ik _ ` t,l naires • s .ark i • Goder><ch' •Pee Wees dawn. with ties. and the. Legion p Mr. .and Mrs: J, W. Ross ,•of r ch hits. two. �c at Thompson Pson •.had game well in hand through- out, fanning 12 batters and oddly enough he struck out the last ' batter • in each of the 7 • innings he 'toiled. • The "Qzarks" finally solved the • offerings of • Bill .MacDonald for 12 - hits 34 for extra bases. Luck- had-two�hig-=rnrUflg third they .combined 4 hits and a hit batter for 3 runs and in the '4th, 5 hits. • and 2 .walks;' for. six °runs: "• •They aided' their .04 cautse by executing a double •play, Mac Donald to Chin: to Baker. Baker also pulled the hidden ball trick Jack Cook, who had been' clouting at first. - the ball all evening, . drove one r h' e to the right, field fence that was 100.002 1' 2 3 goodeded r;the circuit had • it , been • 103 •622 x-14•12 * . The floodlighting project and led" under the lights • and added much ,to the success of the night by :playing to a draw and a otic- °tory,; respectively. . The Scotties; playing their best l will be in charge of the church ball. of the year, held the highly services during August which touted Listowel girls to •a 13-13 will. be Sunday School at 10 a,rn. draw,, a. and service at"11. a,m. The Legionnaires took orf Lin The ,Ladies; Aid held their July od and nosed out a 14 to 1 Toronto and. Mrs..• McNaughton of Brandon,. Man., are • visiting • at. Mr. F. G. Moffat's. The . Young ' People's 'Society :.. . -_ - • , , . • „ham Tu.i victory, over the team that "edged'. Evans the resideht; was. in, the them out of the W:0 A,A,. "B" chair. �' Readings wetr�, given by championship. last fall:. Luckniow.. the me ` b.ers and lans`�were dis- h m P sse for the bazaar . e a cu. ' Linwood, r, d it ha H h Cumin is$° Christina`'Moffat of Tor the.... if g 'THURSDAY, .JULY 29th, 14 JIINMOR FARMERS HELD PICNIC ,AT •PORT ALBERT • On, Tuesday night; .July 20th,, tlie'monthly i>i0eting of,the Dun- gannon Junior 'Farmers and Jun- tor•Institute ' was : held in the form of .a. picnic at Port Albert beach. An'"enthusiastic crowd of nearly 10.0 Members enioy1ed , a 8M/itn before .a bounteous picnic supper. , Much credit is given tc�,,the pres idents, Mary :.Smith and . Ross. Eedy and theif • executives for such a Well' organized ' "get -to- gether"', The August monthly meeting : will be. held in: the 4 form of • a joint church %service with the. Clinton Junior Farmers on Aug- ust 8th. : This. will take place at the ,Clinton Collegiate . grounds at 2.30 ::. ,m. in the' afternoon.. The service 'r1-be-'cOt ducted--. ly. by the Clinton Junior°Farmers •and George Faris '•of. the . Junior Farmers• Association = of Ontario will .tie' guest. speaker. • had', a 13 10. lead going into. the in th F ll., 9th, • ,but Li -knotted`'the count in ug onto is visiting • with Mr. and .Mi s. got on, in the last of the. 9th, and Peter Moffat and other friends here: • Mr. and` Mi s. Gerry Schoop and daughter Sandra of Galt are Vis- iting -her parents, .Mr. and .Mrs. Robert Donaldson. A :number from here attended Goderich Lucknow • air • Perform Tonight` , new ,slate -grey bleachers is a pro- Legionnaires Lucknow Legionnaires. will per. jest pr.oinoted'and fnanced`solely Th iron under by the Legion and is an achieve form. tonight. ( u Y) .. the lights with the snap`yees water nine as the. opposition; Ad - ment 'that merits much • credit: ,• • The opening. •was conducted be- 1 Effects ween. games when President -Bob Suf f eyed No. I 1 t ga+• 'ffeied no *Ci- ta •-�:.Dark.-Hbfi?:te:-;. . •d�.-•hs-~thanks- ' l�' T•rrtt;sh• . ex i. esse "c P crus injuries in his'scooter : acci-1 to all' whoa 'had assisted in .'thewreck' success.' of the undertaking and ;dent; a, week ago and':after a . in• hospital is aable to be 'about again, i • i e two stand the x�cliss on.. s nlY starting hour .is • 8.30 'There will be bingo. and dancing after the game • The Legion is promoting lied. on. Reeve. W. A. Solomon the night's .do and is .splitting. the .. rho 'extended congratulations. ee' of the W.O.A,A;; said 'L'ucknow • :take the 61st. 'anniversary ' of White= church W.M,S. on:.Thursday'evee- g • ,iia _ • with the Reunion Commit, • t • • M. L. "Tory” `Gregg; president. Sn�[ men�r�ome gain 5;1Of15lbs, Get New Pep, Vim, Vigor, VW'hat a thrill Bony limbi 1111. out ugly sill, till up. neck no longer nerawny. btadk lo�t'v Ir starved. alckly • bean -pole.' look. rhouaunil,. Rltiii..women, men, wtio nlver could gain bet aro now rou U d• ot at a1>elY. feulthy-luoking'hnd They stank tlhe eneelal visor-bnlld l n, flesh -bulb. tonic, tee: its tonins, stimulants lnvlit•tr°tr lrq . Yltautln H cerium eiiriel• blirud. Metre appetite and . distetltion• yu food Rives• yon n etrengtb end •tion. rlwhment put flesh an bare bo 1)ot►'1 tear getting fou rat step %then yun %•e i,; r the 5, id. 18•ors 21)1be. you need tor n,irtnal ;Coates little New ;t get ac,futlinte t size '„t u try tamouy Ostrew Tonic 't•ablet. ?or n;•,v %• atnl added pounds. thea. very day At utl d�,tgu 1V CNALL-MCGABE'• IiEUNIO • - Ideal weather 'favored the r NaIl;1VIccabe pichic held 'at home •of Mr. and •Mrs, Sam D Nall ' at • Benniiller . on• Sund as a•out • present' to take part in the •tat tunts, .tug of ,war and a; slip contest in• Awl ich . Mrs ' Mal y •tan of Goderich•won tate prize.; had • her piet•ure taken. All t; D U N G A•N 'NON ticipated in a good b ll a hal Miss Mary Hall, Dungannon, The . guitar and • .m.outh cert g- playing by Mr:'' Rl„g ,McMicli quietly Observed heir 92nd birth -.was greatly en o a '' g , Y J Y d. by •all, a1 day on• Wednesday at the home which a .lunch was •sere ed >n:: of Mrs. „W. )..;Andrew, whe e .spaciou wn.• Relativ '3.. she .spends her summers• with• her £, �� p pewee from God,oricht 1)•,t Harristoi , Au.bu 3n. Luckey:': Denver, Colorado. only• brother, Godfrey Hall, who is 99 .years. of -age, Both- are in good' health.. :Miss Hall,..who. has. •beori •afflicted, with blindness for the past 12 years, remains cheer- 'fal and brightand keeps up; hei• habby of knitting,; doing work of • • • Home :From Hospital - Mrs;. G. hatles Burt' of •Kin dine 'andfornrell.y .of .1initi'E hi an .one would be "proud:"" re' urned""home of 7Thul•scll v ell, .Y She is a:, native of the Blake set- 'Wingham Hospital whore '.1 hi* tternent;'in'. the: 'Township, of Ash- been. a • patient for • two ate field;•1 since undergoing '• an operatirm Tong .. been noted as one of ;lel their first go under, the lights '• the trotter sporting centres; 'and last Friday night, Chas. We crew played smart ball' and g e. the . fans a 'real --,game :in; edging • Linwood 14-13. bytes the floodlighting system just went nail to prove that this Village was not. content. to lag • behind: "Tory said •that the ',W O.A.A. now had.nine centres .playing ball' under •the -lightsc;. Ning'harn had installed the nights last year and this season •eight other centres have •followed; • suit,' :Southampton, : Port Kincardine,. Seaforth, B 1 y. t h.,' Lucknow,' : Walkerton and' Ches- Alex Hackett went the • nines inning..'tri'p, •which✓is 'good pitch ing' against •a slugging Outfit.'' like Linwood But we . can.'t. overlook .:The . Scotties. Trim in ' their. . yellow uniforms the: girls galve a ,good' .exhibition'' on opening, night , to. excellence of. the new bleachers, earn ,a draw. '.The Dovincis-Halter• and complimented 'Lucknow on coached -lassies'• turned• in their having Linwood back for. the best.: show of, the' season;' opening, a team 'that had bested. them'' in both softball and hockey. "It was a fine 'gesture", Tory said, • "As` the : 'bights were off curly r • "flicked". by Harold. Ritchie, Tory' wished Lucknow ' ; and•• district many' successfib' years •of good sport. •. A cky Muprogram draw . was. conducted With three attractive' •n He made ; special mention of the Ma-ybe=itshe.-glamour oLthe lights and •a' crowd, •of fans tc cheer;. them, that did the - trick Bi11�Chin's Pee: Wees were slat- ed t� play their final scheduled hardball.' game last 'night (Wed- nesday) with Clinton, a game grocery :' baskets : being won by that would :decidethe holder • of Harold..Ritchie,':J. C: McNab arid. ; first .place. ' •This fixture was to have- been played Monday,' but • some of'. the . Clinton.' boys•`were `holiding",,. so they declined to • ''orae, • % The Pe es. got one game cool an excellerit crowd'(consid- " 'Donald Thompson. • • Raind • anovercast skies, all day Friday threatened to' force a Post- ponement of the opening, but the evening cleared and while it was Take hiiine a carton• e We by default from the Auburn' kids, eying) of some 700 fans. was on furnished. by `•th`e., 21st Anti -Tank ` h wlo.,aren t ; able to get, into the and this ° for 'occasio' �n. Music was 'playoffs.' Regimental = and of Wingham.• " ' Cl ntori,: Lucknd'r Goderich &' Wingharn 'will...battle it -out: for :.... the, -group 'title ** Try -Out • Camp. • .ine-ups. were Listowel: Bergey,, 3rd, Hymers • 2rid; .Gross. ss, -O'1VDara. 1st, Arm-. itage if,. Denstedt' rf,: Barton',cf, • Bell. c,' Kaufman p, or a games The Thamesville • Chamber of •"Cominerce has . `made' . arrange- ments, .with the • Pittsburgh • base ball club... to-' •conduct • a try-otlt Luckn,ow:. r' Mrs. • T. ' .I al.ler cf, • Hien Salkeld • Ss, Wanda:Spur- rah 1f, Margaret Chin :lst, Winnie: camp at Thafnesville;: 'on• August. Stewart 3rd, Gladys Gibson 2nd, 23rdto 28th:Ari application form Edith • Elliott ' c, Mrs: H.' Cowan can be• obtained from Charlie i`f, Shirley Johnston rf, Marilyn Webster for any:•. boy between 16 r CuIp;, p ' • • • and 21 •w;ho ,would like to try, out. " Linwood: $,K.narr p, tt. Decks * r: 1' ' '.Vert ist, "Schummer 2nd, S • Deck - Three ',rinks of local bowlers ert .3rd,: wp, Deckson c, 'McCallum took ,part ,in ,the' Goderch 'doublese- ss .p, L: KrlarP lf, Jones , Kra :tournament' last Wednesday, but mer:'rf. • • failed to get• into the .money, al -.I Lucknow Ar.CA.ndrew• 'cf, Geo. ' though R.y Finlayson and ,Isaac ' Chin."'lf, Jack MacDonald ss, 13ar= Miller came close.; 'First • prize old •Greer,'rf, Clarence Greer' .c, suits of• clothes, went ,to. Fred.?. Hugh, Curring 3rd; pill Chin,3rd, Armstr..o'ng.'and I•i:ltiicNee:; . •, ., i rf, Glen Tasker rf, Jack•Cook 1st, Alex Hackett p: : Has' Old , Watch ,„Fob . mp,ires: Russ Johnston, flow - V r. Fin. Malcolm' rif .town is ard Agnew;,.' • fob souvenir of the 1910 reunion. Makin " Splendid among those who possess a.•watch : g p id Ilrecovery •'7'he metal', fob •on a leather strap John McKinnon was discharged'' has a- picture of, • Donald. Dinnie from, Wingham Hospital the early and under' it • the wor•dirig,--.°'We part... of '..last week; with.: sorne•.. fear nae foe". On• the back is. cracked ribs and bruises the chief 'other particulars of the event in remaining affects' ,of being run' ' .eluding ,the • date, ,July. 31st 'to over by a tractor. His escape from August 4th,' 1910. •1 -e' iouy injuries was remarkable; • NDY'.CA.RT r —war .,Price . •.:' ¢.' Wa*titn:e Taxes & Orders 1, j.14 You ' pay. 360 (PLUS DEPOSIT) 1 •Authori ed B'7ittler of Coca-Cola 'under contract 'with Coa-Cola ••L;in itt.? • GODERICH• BOTT'LtNG. WORKS. GODERICEI '' PHONE 489:. �a, •