The Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-09-24, Page 22PA
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guest speaker at a meeting of the
Angleton Lion's, Club of which Mr..
Hill is a member. there she
received a document of citizenship
of Angleton, from Mrs. Snow, the
mayor of Angleton. She was also
presented with a certificate pro-
claiming that August 15, 1975 was
"Barb -Hamilton Day" in Angleton,
Texas and was registered as such
in the City Register.
Barb attended the baseball gaite
between the New York Mets and
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die Houston Astros in the famous
Astro Dome in Houston. It was a
great thrill to see "Special Wel-
come 49 Barb Hamilton, Lucknow,
Ontario, Canada" flashed in lightS
on the giant scoreboard during the
game.
After spending an exciting and
enjoyable time, in Texas, Barb
returned home convinced' that the
biggest thing in Texas is their
famous "Texas Hospitality". It
was terrific.
Barb says she owes a special
thanks to all the members' of all the.
Lions Clubs who made this trip
possible.
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JAMES K. WILSON
James K. Wilson of Goderich
passed away on Tuesday, Septem-
ber 16th at Wingham and District
Hospital, following" a lengthy
illness: He was 76.
Ijs was born in West Wavvanosh
Township on January 31, 1899, a
son of William and Mary (Kirkland)
Wilson.
The late Mr. Wilson farmed in
West Wawanosh .until 1967 when
he retired .and moved to Goderich,
where he has since resided. He
was a member Of Knox Presbyter-
ian Church.
He is survived by his wife, the
former Catherine Crawford; a
daughter Mrs David (Barbara Ann)
Durnford of Ottawa; one son
Murray Wilson 'of West Wawa-
nosh; six grandchildren; two sisters
and one brother, Mrs. Will (Jean)
Reid of Dungannon, Mrs. Ernest
(Elizabeth) Post of Normandale,
Wallace Wilson 'of West Wawa-
nosh.
The funeral service was held at
the McCallum Funeral Home,
Goderich, on Thursday, September
18. Rev. Ronald C. McCallum was
minister.
Pallbearers were Bob McAllist-
er, Morley Johnston, Ted Red-
mond, Gordon Smyth, Dave Robin-
son, Edwin Post.'
'Flower bearers were Douglas
Reid, Cecil Cranston, Maurice
Crawford, Jack' Reid.
Interment was in Dungannon
Cemetery.
LANGSIDE
Miss Margaret Moffat of Toronto
and Mr : 'and Mrs. Graham Moffat
of Teeswater :called at the ,homes of
Jim Moffat, and , Clifford, Young on
Tuesday.
SELL . FARM
Mr. and Mrs. George 'Young
have sold their•farm• and bought .a
house in Wingham where George is
employed' by Wingfield Construc-
tion. They plan to move before
long.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Scott have
returned froth their trip out west
and "reported an enjoyable trip and
fine weather.
Frank, Bongertman, who has
been employed at • picking tobacco
at Aylmer, spent a 'day with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Bongertman, before• going to, fort
Albert 'where he will be , employed
picking apples'and helping with the
harvest.
Mr. and Mrs. Ian Wallace,
Nancy and Susan of ' London spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Steer.
Sharon and Cindy Struthers of
Lucknow, spent Sunday with their
cousins Karen and Liane Young.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young and
Beth of, Hanover, Mrs. Eugene
Gardner, Sandra, Greg and Shelley
of Lucknow and Mr. and Mrs.
George Young, Heather, Bradley
and -Cheryl visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Young.
Mrs. Annie Earle 'of Medicine
Hat, Alberta, is visiting with her
sister, Mr. . and Mrs. Graham
Moffat of Teeswater. Mrs. Earle is
,the former Annie Taylor and when
she was young lived on the Robert
Stewart farm and went to school at
Langside. Some• of the older
residents may remember the
Taylor family.
Young people from this district
spending the week end with their
parents were Nancy and Simon de
Boer, Helen Weirsma, Russell
Young and Robert Bregman.
Town and Country
"Host Happy Hearts
On September 16th, the Lucknow
Town and Country Club entertain-
ed the Happy Hearts Club` of
• Ripley.
A short program consisted of: a
welcome by P. A. Murray, a sing
song led by Walter Dexter, Bro.
Carl gave 2 readings, Father
Dentinger and Eugene Frayne sang
2 songs, Mrs. Harvey Webster, a
solo, accompanied by Mrs. W. V.
Johnston on the piano; solo by Miss
Marianne Frayne, who also played
for her father's songs; a skit by the
ToWn and Country ladies.
30 tables of euchre were in play.
High lady was Mrs. W. McDonald;
high gent, Reg Godfrey; lucky
draw, Mrs. Earl MacDonald.
On September 18, 30 members
travelled to Goderich for an
enjoyable evening with their club.
Euchre, and crokinole were played:
High euchre scores went to Mrs.
Harvey. Wepster, Raymond, LeOdy;
Mr. Leddy also had the most lone
hands.
Mrs. E. Wightman won .the
crokinole prize.
Satisfaction is another, thing
not alwayS gained by figuring in
dollars and cents.
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