Dear Mrs. HUGHES and family, I was sorry to hear about Mr. HUGHES. I have many fond memories of the time Mr. HUGHES spent with the kids, from standing in the bitter cold to meet the Confederation train in 1967, going for dinner at the A&W near Elbow drive and starting my baseball career at the age of eight across the road from our houses. Mr. HUGHES spent many summer evenings teaching the neighbourhood kids how to hit and throw a baseball. Obviously those lessons helped me, I continued to play ball for the next forty years. I also learned the term elbow grease, which was what I was supposed to use when washing the HUGHES family stationwagon.
Please accept my deepest symapathies, Mr HUGHES was one of the pioneers of 14A Street.
Fond Regards
Mary Kostashuk
