The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-06-13, Page 9JUNE 13, 1973
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OLIVET NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. David Rigg have
sold their farm here and have
bought a home in °alba.' They
moved last Friday. The new own•
er is a Doctor from Toronto,
who plans to spend his Week ends
here.
, -
Mrs. Erich Prosser and children
of Tiverton visited on Sunday
with,Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGuire •
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Rich and
Paul of Wingham visited on Sat-
urday with Mi. and Mrs. Oscar
White and May.
Nancy McGuire was one of the
Ripley Junior Farmers who enjoy-
ed a roller skating party on Satur-
day evening and then a social
time at the Purple' Grove Hall
afterwards.
Miss Joanne .Hamilton and
Nancy Bushell spent Sunday and
Monday in Kingston.
A good crowd attended the
•117th anniversary of St. Andrew's
United Church in Ripley on Sun-
day'. The special music in the
evening was by John and Murray
MacLennan of Listowel. Their
mother taught at the Clover. ,
Valley School several years ago.
Todd Mauer, son of Mr. And
Mrs.. Goxdon Mauer of Huron Park,
spent the week end with his grand-
parent's Mr. and Mrs. Oscar White,
while his parents attended a wed-
ding.
Lucknow Resident
Died Suddenly .
FRANK HAMILTON
The death Of Frank J. Harrill=
ton of Lucknow occurred sudden-
ly at his home from a heart
attack on Sunday, June 3rd.. He
was 76.
He was born in Ashfield Town-
ship on January 6, 1897, a son
of Robert Hamilton and his wife
Susanah Cook. '
On June 12th, 1924 he married
Grace McLennan in Ashfield
Township, where Mr. and Mrs.
Hamilton farmed until Tetiring.
to Lucknow some five years ago.
Mr. Hamilton is survived by his
wife, now a resident of Mason
Villa, London, and nine daugh-
ters, Mrs. Jim' (Isabelle) Spilsbury,
Mrs. Jim (Frances) Smuck and Mrs.
Max (Betty) Hanna, all of London,
Mrs. Harold (Violet) Elliott of
R. R. 4 Ripley, Mrs. Donna
Gauntlett of London, Mrs. John
(Shirley) Hunter of R. R. 3
Lucknow, Mrs. Jim (.Raeleen)
Campbell of.London, Miss Lor-
raike Hamilton of Lucknow and
Mrs. Lorne (Marion) Cook of
R. R. 3 Lucknow; and by one sist-
er Mrs. Evelyn.13arkwell of Luck -
now
He was predeceased by one
brother Robert Hamilton.
Mr. Hamilton was a member
of Ashfield Presbyterian Church
.and the Royal Canadian Legion,
Lucknow.
• The funeral service was held• .
at MacKenzie Memorial Chapel,
Lucknow on Tuesday, June 5th.
Rev. Kenneth Rooney was minist-
er.
Pallbearers were Finlay,Mao-
Donald ;Dave MacDonald, Lorne
MacDonald, Gordon Elliott, Jiin
• MacKenzie and Jim Bradley.
Interment was in breenhill,
Cemetery.
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Two New
Tops Members
Suzanne Andrew led the club
in exercises, while Marion Hurn'
mel and Betty Frayne weighed in
the members, to open the Luck -
now Tops Club weekly meeting.
• Two new Members, Mrs. DOr-
othy Rotteau and Mrs. Ivy Court-
ney were introduced to the club.
Dorothy had beema member in
London and gave us a few sug-
gestions as to what was done in
that club: She stressed the im-
portance of contacting our TOPS
Pal often.
Our new Tops song book was
introduced to the members by
dividing everyone up into groups
of three with each group singing
a song from the book. ,This
proved quite hilarious. It was
moved that we purchase 10 of
these song books for use at our
meetings.
Betty Frayne was Queen of the
Week and drew Evelyn'Phillips'
name as winner of the thaw.
Mayme Wilkins read a letter in-
forming us that our new area
supervisor is Mrs. Ruth. Lauion,
R. R. 1 Gilford.
Jane,Treleaven was in charge
of the program. She passed out
paper and had each of us write a
poem about'Tops or dieting.
These were then read out and were
much enjoyed. We closed by
singing the Tops version 61.Good
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