The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-11-14, Page 23,
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ppY, N�VEMBER 14K 19�'3. � THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,. LUCKNOW, ONTAR�O � �
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� � C ipping Sent To Charl�e Webster Points
v� e �: Out �'Wha� Ha ened� to Char ' '„
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1 s �V�n� � pp . I�e Justice
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Charlfe We,bster of Lucknow re- for. the world champion Tip Top
��� � ceived an interesting �clipping TaiYor tearn out of Toronto, �'irst �
� from the Sarnia Observer this came, to this'par.c of Ontario
�� week. It was serit to him by Ell- through arran �ments b Char 'e �
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wood. kwin of Sarnia � formerly W.ebster and the local ball execu-
qf i,ucknow . who is �ware of � �tive. He and his catcher Shelley
"" Charlie's association with Charlie Miley, thrilled� local iiall�
�C��ID/� Justice in the day� when Lucknow �fans for a year in Luckno.w and
employed him xo pitch fastba�ll � Charlie later played for other
WEj,j,ERY ,�1ND here in the mid 195o•s ar�d Charlie teams�in the fastball league in
CHINA webster was the tea m manager , this area . .
� Charlie Justice , who pitched , The article read , in part � as,q
• WCKNOW • . � follows:
NERS - W JOS. AND . ' . �
OEAN E, AGNEW � � BY O. N. (RED) WILSON .• �� � a _
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� .IN ACTION LINE, � frorit pa�ge colu�mn .of the
���r PCIreI�tS OI�I De�roit Free � Press somebody fram Ann. Ar�bor � wrote:
� "Gharlie `Justice, one of the securi t y g u a r d s h e r e a� t
• University of ?1rIicYiigan, is just about the most beauti-
h A n n i v e r s a ry �ul person 1've ever met.� He's currently in' hospital
and could use same cheeri�ng up. CharTie used to be
p�BERLEY NEWS a good saft�ball pitcher and I thought snme nice mo-
memto of hi5 pla.yin� davs rr�ight he1P." . �
�owiy families Mr. anc� ACTI01�' LINE REPLIE� "The only. problem is
��Low�y, Mr. and Mrs. where to start ��hen yau're ialkin about one of the .
�owcy, Mr. and 1v�s. best ever to nlav the ame. Charles Justice s ent 30
Lowry,lvu. and Mzs. Per- �. �years as� a f�s tpi tc h hur ler an a compiled. an amazir�
�y, Mr, and Mrs. iv�urray 873-92 won-lc►ss record. In 1965 at t�he �age of 61, he �
�n, Carl.of Toronto, �vir. won 10 �ames� , without �a loss, pitch�ec� his team to ��
�s; Gene Mordaunt of Tor- the state f:astball 'championshi.p . and was voted the
j�, Elliott Lowry and Mr. . ti'tle teaii�'s� most valuable plaver." He has been ta�b-
p, Elmer MacKenzie cele- ��ed 'the "5at.chei pai�e of softball," �'
�Mt, and Mrs: Eldo�► � .
�39th wedding anniversary , �,o � . ,
Gome of Mr.. and Mrs. El- �. L.4,5T T�!+:�E I S'A�V Charlie Justice was when I.
cKenzie, Mounc Forest. wa5 holdin� the fort: for Carl Manoi•e .at the R�eaford
�iversary gift to ti�eir �,� Exaress:� Fasi.b.all �vas big stuff. iri that area then and
wasa tcip to Florida. it took o��erflow crowds to pa,y for pitchers like Chartie, ..
'�uladonsi � who m�torec� up from Toronto, Russ Jphnson who
� � came overland from Hamilton: and Guy S�parrow� who
a�dMrs. Bob Courtney came from Detroit, �or ;game5 .hefore he turn,ed his
°,,lywere visitors wich back on fastball to� join the New. York.Knickerbockers ��
�.qe Coartney in �Kincar- in profescio��al, baskP��ha?�. .
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NNIVERSARY . . GHARLIE A1�'n ItUSS were bi� time. Ttiey pit- I
family of Mr, and Mrs. ., ched Toronto T'ip Tops to th`e world title before be-
o(Windsor held their par- Comin� . free° lances. Charlie sne�nt h�is !ast � year in j
.' Canada as suoer.visar of the Meaford pu�blic beach.
s wedding anniversary � � � ��,
�yevening in Reids Corners. ���ed to his otlher firsts wa's, accoi�ding to Miss Vina.
;1�s,. Len Elmes 'is their uf�and one �f our Meaford EYnr.ess -c�lleagues, the ��
et , , � � first colored �ersan to be :all�wed to � stav overn�ght
.. - in the to�un sinc.e som.e hanbe�n�n� in connectiori with .�-
`�Sandra MacCliarles sp�nt a. eircas �long ago ihat vis�ted the comn�,unity which .
kend wieh.Mr,.and Mrs: � m�ade.. �Notta�N�asaga B�e and l�'"�e trout fishing kn.o�rvn
Robb in Amberley: ' �ontinent-wide . half a ce�rit�rv ago.� .�..
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ANNUAL BANQUET in war an�i,peace time and was an �
C O N T I N U E D F R O M P A G E 1 enlightening piece of literature .
�for anyone: The film was also .
Forster, Mrs. Robert (Sadie) Ham= 'shown earlier at the Lucknow. Cen- � .
ilton � Mrs. Margaret TV1�cLennan ,� ual PubTic School. � �
Mrs. Joan Robinson. Bud Thompson offered a few • �
' comments � on the film and stated �� ' �
20 year pin, Mrs: �velyn Bark- that it.gave cause to remember . , �
well, Mrs. Arabelle Bustiell � Mrs. and , as. stated �in the film � cer- ' �
�Ford (Eunice) Cunningham, Mrs. tainly gave veterans reasot� to � �, �
Jim (Susan) McNaughton � Mrs. stand �"on tip toe�" for the acts �
Dan (Agnes) Thornson. thaf tiad been accocnplished in , , �' '
those years, . ' ,
5 year pin , Mrs. A'lice Clark � �
Mrs, �Irvine (Colleen) Eedy . Ivlrs. � Offering a,few personal views' �
Jim (Tena) Gardner, Mrs. Cec on the observance of remem= � ,
.(G.ay) :Garniss , Mrs: Verna Mc= brance day � Mr. Thompson said ' �
Clenagha'n; Mrs.. Bill (Barbar�) �at', although one �f a mi�nority. �
Sanderson � Mrs. Art (Carrie) he felt that Remembranee Day ..•
Woodcock. � should.be observed on�the closest �
� �Sunday to the anniversary each ,
Reeve George Joynt was called year.� He said h.e could see no �
on and� spoke words 'of comme�n- validity for a school holiday on , ��
dation for the Legion Branch •and � th�t date when �most of the' young : �
its work. Mr. Joynt referred to people were coimpletely unaw�re, , ,
Saturday's daily London of what was'being observed or how �,
Free Eress ar�d stated that only to observe it. He a]so said that �
three national' businesses had tak�- he could see absolutely no reason � � �.
en the space to remember Nov- -for a h.o•liday to allow someone, ,
ember llth in their ad�ertisements including veterans, to go,hunting �
and said that it was unfortunate or some such other event unrelat- �
that, many individuals and business ed to the true meaning� of the day, ' �. '
es no longer showed respect for � He urged those present to. • ' .
this day : He thanked the Legion , attend tk�e Remembrance Day par- ,
on behalf of the town, for the ade and seivice the following day: ,� � �
corrimunity work�they had done, held in co-operation witH tYie �
riot only in 1973, but in ye�rs past, ��. �
100th anniversary of Lucknow Pres-
"Without yoU�r building, I don't . byteriar► Church. - , ,
know what we would do in Luck- A dance concluded the evening, �
I now" � was: the comment of.Mr. �•, �
II Joynt : - , � . � ' .
'� Don Thomp�son ,. r.epresenting . �ruce ��pr� � ' � �
the Lucknow 3entine1,, was called '
on. .� .� S Iit On Fli hts � . ..
Art Ernewein proposed a toast �� g � � " '
to the Fa11en Comrades. • . ' � �
• Frank McQuillin thanked the Bruc,e County:Board of Educa= '
ladies,of the Trinity. U.C; W. �for tion uustees split twice, in agree- . � .'
catering to.the lianque� and t�his ing to let some oftheir high ,
was replied to by Mrs. Jim Hunt.- School students take chaTter flights
er , to Europe o�er the . Christmas •
' break. . , ... , .
P. A.� Murray intro�'u�ed the Trustee ,Geor�e Loucks said. he � '
guest speaker, Rev. George Gar- was leery of chaiter flights and , �� ,�. � ,
ratt who was born and raised in feared, tired crew members would .. � �
Toronto and rece:ived his educa- be in charge of.obsolete aircraft. �
tion �here . A graduate of Queens He was �worried that as many �as � ' ,
University, Mr. .Garratt�worked 40 stndents - which he termed a .
for Canadian Kodak for a number large percentage of the Bruce � .
of years before eritering the�Ang'- population - would� die as the re- �.
�liean ministry where,he was or- sult of a°crash.�
;dained in 1956. He served in the Trustees'were told ,the board's ' � _
dioces� of Toronto before co:ming liability.insurance would still be ,• ' ,
to Lucknow as minister of � in effect during the flights: � �
Lucknow , Kinlough , Bervie and ' , � . .
Ripley churches. Mr. and ��vlrs. The trips by students from high w •
Garratt had established a leisure schools in Walkerton � Wiarton and •
residence in Lucknow before com- Kincardine�will he to Port�,gal� �
ing here as minister and plan to Spain ,�Belgium , The Netherlands .� �
liv,e here upfln their retirement, and Greece. � ,
The tr.ip to Greece was approv- .
Mr. Gatratt was thanked by Bob ed in an 8-6 vote � while the . '� '
McIntosh. others were appraved 9-5. . �' '
A film.presentation "-The �ift" Trustees were told the Bruce
was shown by Stvart Collyer. Peninsula di$trict school at Lion's � .
It portrayed a visit by a Canad� He�ad will be officially opened , � �
ian couple to England an� Ho�land Nov . 13. � Unique in the county ,; �
where they retraced the steps of � the building includes both elemec�, ' ,
the Ganadi�n troops and visited �tary and secondar�r classes: ; .
the grave of th� �girl's father , a Guest speaker .at the opening '•
casualty in the 2nd world war be-, will be Robert Bornhold, director, �
fore she �as born, It pro�rided a of the Iv�inistry af Education`s reg-
r�alist'ic look at these countries � ional branch i,n, Waterloo. ,,
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