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wirONESDAY, NOV, 5tb, 19}52
HONORED ON THIRTIETH
WEDDII!1,Ca. ANNIVERSARY
Friends andneighbors of Mr.
and Mrs, Robert Hamilton gath-
•ered on Saturday evening at .the
home of MT. and Mrs,„ Jim Ham-
ilton to . honor "Bob and Sadie"
on the occasion of their 30th
..wedding an.411ers.W
A most enjoyable social even
ing was spent that commenced
with cardsand after•lunnhcon-
cluded with a sing -song and an
improMptu Program of musical
selections- on' the pipes, violin
and mouth. organ.. • ;
and•
Mrs. Hamilton recev-
•Mr;• . .
ed several 'lovely gilts after the
following, a lcl ess :ilact .been read
by Jack McIntosh, ;
Dear' Sadie• and .Bob, u
We your neighbors' and friends
are very, glad of the opportunity
to rejoice with you .on the . oc-
casion of ; your thirty years of
happy :married life. . To raise five
sons • and . •train, them to have re-;
•spect ••for. the rights of others,
instead of being a trouble in the
community and an expense •'to.
their country; ,is commendable
We. as citizens. ;sometimes . do:; not
fully • appreciate the effort that
has; been made .by such '.parents.
When 'war threatened our lirves
and •'our .freedom: yoti :.willingly
gve. your ..oldest son in whose
home we are tonight. We wish.
him and his wife, and little boy
TAB LUI
CO.OP 11+fEDICAL SERVICES
REPORTS `PROGRESS .
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)W :SEN'1'IN .Lo LUCKN.W, ,ONTARID '
.P,;GE; ;NINE::
The 5th annual meeting of the
Huron !Co-operative Medical Ser-
vices reported an increase in the
business with membership and
financial standing improved over
that of a year agog There are
8,883 persona covered. - -by --S 583
contracts from 169 groups,
Gordon Kirkland of Zion is on
the board of directors. Another
director well known in this com-
munity is Mrs. ,O. G. Anderson.
AUTHOR OF BRUCE BOOK
SPOKE 'AT• WALKERTON
Dr. , W., Sherwood nix, author
of : the ',recently published :'book,
'"The Bruce Beckons',' was guest
speal fter at 'the annual dinner of
to Bruce 'County' Library . CO -
.operative, • held ' -last. week' in
Walkerton: -.
Dr., . Fox foilsees the . greatest
prospect for. prosperity, in the
peninsula as springing ,from . the
tourist •trade' and would prefer
'to ,rake the. .entire area into a
park.
,.well. We do.• not begrudge ,you
your good fortune, . for from a
.humble startand many difficul-
ties you have walked with court
age
lkease accept these tokens of.
good. will with best wishes for
many happy years to come.
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DISTRIBUTED BY
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OBITUARY
' REV. JOHN A. AGNEW
The Rev, John A. Agnew, vet
eran of 47 years of ministry . VI
Western ` Ontario- with they Meth.
,()dist and/ United • C'hurches, died
suddenly on Tuesdays night of
last week at Victoria Hospital,_
London; .° he 76, -year-old. minister • suf-`
fered. a heart attack while driv=
ing his car: east on, Emery Street
at. Rigout street, .at 5 p.m' . that
afternoon The car continued • for
some distance:out ,of control, juin
til it •mounted the. curb • .and.
Smashed in •the . steeps " of . a ,.drug
store.
The. minister 'was •taken in :"a
police' cruiser to ', hospital where'
he ' died a few hours later. ,
Retired in 1947
Mr. Agnew retired in June 1947
but • was still assistant, minister
of Calvary United Church; Lon-
don, until his death.
He held' many high officesin
the :Church...1-1e served. in the. old
Methodist Church as; conference
•chairn an and later' as 'chairman
of the "United' Church .Presbytery.
In 1929 •he' was elected president.
Of the London .'Conference. :An
;active member of .the old 'Meth-.
()dist Book ,Room. he 'continued
to serve the Ignited Church Pith-
fishing House after' union.
' Borne , at t Iuckriow•
Born '.at .Lucknaw,. he received
his ,primary . schooling . at Para-
mount ' and. Kincardine.: In ,1900,
he entered the ministry- and. in
'1906 ..graduated , from; the Wesley=
an' Theological .College. •He was
'ordained the 'same year. .
:Rev: Agnew !was a :son .of 'the
late Mr. and. Mrs. , Thom.as Ag-
new and as 'a. lad lived in Luck-
now, the family ;home being just
'east of the C N R. station. '
As a youth he worked::on farms
in the Paramount area, attended
Paramount . school- and:_ nearby
Hope Church. It was while :at-
tending
at -tending this :little church. that:•he
decided :to .enter' the 'ministry...
Mr. Agnew's.-' service • to ' the
church ;was given :entirely. to
Western • Ontario, with 30 years:
spent . within Middlesex County:.
His first charges were at Clinton,
Icingsville0 and , St: • Marys.
.Hewas after that' minister at
the Westuninster• West (Lambeth)
charge, Thamesford; Byron, Dor-
chester, . Mount Bryd s, Calhiary
United Church, London alid fin-:
•:ally'Empress Ave.• United church,
London,.' from which he retired
'in 1947 after 10 years in the
sam�te pulpit: j
During 'the last 10 years , at
Empress Avenue Church' he add-
ed 210... families,; enibracirig ' 616
individuals ' 'to- the church, , and.
`conducted 21.8. funerals, .208bap
tisms. and '25,1 weddings.'
For ,}tank ' years . Mr. Agnew.
'devoted his spare time to ,mak-
ing
,ak-ing.a . hobby of horticulture and
was vice-+president.of the London
Horticulture Society... - . '
The funeral service, was. ' held
at Calvary United on Friday of
ternoori . with interment. .in Mt.
Pleasant Cemetery. '
He_-_is_.sur•vived , by 'his wife,
Pearl and three daughters. Mr.
Agnew was ..the last member of
his ,family. ' He was predeceased
by a sister, MrS. Annie Hollings
head and three' brothers, James,
Thomas and :William. '
South Kinloss. 'Mission, Sand .
The ' Busy ,lees .Mission Band
held their final meeting .'of the
year at the, home of 'Mrs: Lloyd
MacDoug�all, on Saturday,- Nov
•emtbe . 'Yst, 7'The. meeting opened
With "Fairest Lord Jesus" foie
lowed by prayers by Allan 'Mac-
Dougall
ac-Dougall and Phyllis Steer. The
Lord's' prayer Wag; repeated
unison., The. scripture was 'read
by Marion Buckton.. Ti3e follow-
ing. officers were elected: - pres.,
Belle •Graham, vice 'pies., Marion.
Buckton; treas., Allan Ma,ePoi}g-
all; pianist, Margaret Baulch, and:
secretary, Gladys Graham. Those
members chosen to receive. cer-
tificates and Pins are, Rath Steer,
Phyllis Steer, Helen' Campbell ' &
Billy Buckton: A 'reading` was
given by . Denver. Dickie.. A piano
solo...was played by 'Belle Gra-
ham.
ra-ham • An interesting topic from
the study • b:ook was given 4 y
Mfrs. Ira Dickie, A. poem 'was. read
my' Ross. Hamilton. Allan Mac-
Dougall played an instrumerital,
Films about an Indian girl arid
an African boy Were shown 'by
Mrs. •Baulch which All enjoyed.
The .closing hymn. "Saviour Like
a Shepherd Lead Us': was, sung
followed with the mizpah bene-
diction. A tasty lunch. was served
by the.` committee..
LOCHALSH :NATIVE. DIES
The death of Donald Macken-
zie 'occurred in Detroit on Sun
day, October 26th. ,He was born"
at Lochalsh 74 years ago, being
a son oaf the late Mr. and Mrs.
Alex C. MacKenzie: The funeral.
Was held from Linklaters fun
eral.,home,in Kincardine to Kin,.
cardine''Cemetery; •
Surviving besides hiswife and
daughter are three brothers, Dun-.
can on they, homestead;: .Alex and
Kenneth of . Detroit . and a sister,
Mrs.. ,Charles' Boyd of A nberley. •
.BORN
COLI ,WELT., in Detroit on .Wed=
. nesday; October 29th, to Mr., and •
Mrs. Goldie Cookwell(nee Helen
Cringle), a son, Roy Allan.. '•
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KAIItSHEA COTTON CLASS
•
The first meeting of "The Dau-
ghters of ••the Kairshea" for- this.
class "was held at ' the home of
Mrs,.• Donald' McKinnon on Tues'-
day, October. 28th. The leaders
fo this• course, "Cottons-. May Be.
Srnrt", .are 1Vfrs,.• Donald McKin
non and .Mrs, Harry !;,avis: Those
present were. 'Betty • Hamilton,
Marilyn Carruthers, Daphne' Mac
•Intyr'e, Gladys Graham,. Joan
Hamilton, Irene Rdulston ,arid
belle •Graham. The ' •-following
'Were elected: President,: Betty
Hamilton; see., Joan Hami ton &
press .reporter, Belie' Grai arn.
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Materiels which. helped' 'Us in,
purchasing our. • own. Pattern.
styles were displayed ' and we
were allowed to make our own
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and sites` discussed. A dainty'.
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