The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-06-12, Page 8na
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At Area Meeting
Ontario Associations of Agricul-
tural Societies for District 10 held
their Spring meeting in. Durham
Community Centre June 4th.
After registration and luncheon,
Ken Reist of Ayton, district direct-
or, presided for the meeting.
Addresses of welcome were giv-
en by Archie Turnbull who filled
in for the President of Durham
Agricultural Society. He said he
was glad all found the right Dur-
ham. Harry Crest .,'reeve of Dur-
ham, welcomed all to the meet-
ing. Robert Gillies, Warden of
Grey, brought greetings from the
county.
Allan Wedow read .the minutes
of the Fall meeting. Mrs. Eldred
Reid, lady representative for
District, 10, spoke about the conven-
tion in Toronto. She said every
one makes mistakes but no •one
lives long enough to make there
all. She said the six most im-
portant words are: I admit I made
a mistake; 5 most important, You
did a good job; 4 most important,
What is your opinion?;',3 most im-
portant , If you please; 2 most im-
portant,
m-portant, Thank you; 1 most im-
portant, We; least important,
1.
Ken Reist spoke briefly about
the convention. He said it would
beheld in the Royal York next
year. The Hotel is booked from
February 1 -6Th \ 21st for the 1975
convention. Hepoke about
Queen of the Fails and stated they
would be interviewed at CNE .this
year. Ken Reist led in a commun-
ity sing song.
Winniigg slides of the photograph,
is .competition were shown. Luck -
now had 6 winning slides anti was
the winner of class C fairs.
A discussion was held whether
or not to have two meetings a
year, one in the Spring and one in
the Fall. It was unamimous to
hold 2. It was also discussed
whether to have an evening meet-
ing but the feeling of the major-
ity of people there was to still
have day meetings. There was
an attendance of 139 on a nice
day and in a busy season, so they
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LUCKNOW OWNERS — W. JOS. and DEAN E. AGNEW
tuekrrosv Residxret
Died At Age 74
SYMON de BOER
The death of Symon de Boer
of Lucknow occurred ,at Wingham,
and District Hospital on Saturday,
May 25.
He was born at Friesland, Holl-
and on February 6, 1900.
On April 24, 1924 at Harlinger
Holland, he. married Fetje.Van' der
Wal. They dad jtist recently cele-
brated their 50th wedding anniver-
sary with open house for relatives
and friends at the .home of their
son Wim.
Mr. and, Mrs. de Boer 'moved to
Canada in the spring of 1954 arid
came to the farm near St. Helens,
the former Joseph Ayiderson place,
where their son Wim now resides.
Mr. and Mrs. de Boer retired
and moved to Lucknow in 1969. •
Besides his wife Mr. de Boer
is survived by a family of seven,
Peter of R. R.. 2 Teeswater, John
of R. R. 5 Lucknow., Dick of
R. R. 1 Bluevale, Ieme of Holland.
Mrs. Henk (Pietje) •Kragt of Surrey
British
Columbia, Mts. Derk .
1(Tinie) Logtenberg of R. R. 1
Dungannon, Wim. of R. R. 1 Luck -
now; and thirty-two grandchildren.
He was predeceased by one brother
and one sister in Holland
The funeral service was held ori
Tuesday, May 28th at St. Helens
United Church where Mr. de Boer
was- a member and on the Board
of Session. Rev. j. E. Hummel
wa's minister. MacKenzie Mem-
orial Chapel, Lucknow, was in
charge of funeral arrangements.
Pallbearers were six grandchild-
ren, Simon, John, Jim, Cecil,
Richard and Ronald de Boer.
Flower bearers were, four grand-
children, Fred, Donald and Doug-
las de Boer and Jerry Logtenberg.
Interment was in Greenhill Cem-
etery.
Lucknow Pee Wee
Ball schedule
June 6 Lucknow at Chepstow
June 12 Lucknow at Ripley
June 20 Belmore at Lucknow
June 27 Ripley at Lucknow
June 28 Lucknow at Belmore.
July 2 Lucknow at Paisley
July 4 Teeswater at ,Lucknow."
July 8 Lucknow at Teeswater
July 11 Formosa at Lucknow
JGIy 18 Paisley at Lucknow
July 25 Chepstow at Lucknow
July 29 Lucknow at Formosa
thought they wouldn't get any
mote out at night.
Mrs. Dolly Stephens, Associate
Lady Representative , thanked the
host society.
The Don Lemon Attendance
Trophy was won by Wiarton with
an attendance of 10.
The Fall meeting will be held
in Tiverton. Those present from
Lucknow were Glen Walden, Russel
Irvin, .Marlene Struthers and
Elaine Errington.
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