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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-06-10, Page 13h• WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1Oth, 1964 THE ..t.UCICNOVII, ^ .-----'SENTINEL, LUCKNOW* •ONTARIO. • -PAGE, THIRTEEN Moder,ator.- ; P.... ` • • * • . . • . . „ BENTLEY s PUBLIC� View To Problems ACCOUNTANT 'OODERICH, ONTARIO - .. Box .478. Phone 524-9521 • HARPER • CHARTERED ACCQONTANT` 55 ' 57 South. Street, Goderich Telephone . 524-7562 JOHNSTONE S FUNERAL HOME. Modern and Convenient Lucknow, Phone 528-3013 Day. or .Night Serving. All Faiths 't According to Their Wishes Moderate Prices Established 1894. A. R. DU VAL D.C.,: Sp..C.' f . • 'Chiropractor ' • Physio and Electro: Therapist Wingham Phone .35.7.3580' (Office 'located: on. John St. West next to Toronto . Dominion Bank) • INSURANCE: FIRE,' WINDS : CASUALTY` AUTOMOBPLE and LIFE To Protect • Your Jack, Insure•. With Jack Today.: A..McDONAGH Lucknow, . Phone 528-3423 . ' W. ANDREW Barrister and .Solicitor . 4ISTOWEL,s'-.ON'TARIO IN: LUCKNOW • Every Wednesday and Saturday Afternoon. . dffice in the Joynt •Block • Telephone: ' Lucknow: 528-3116 R. S HETHERINGTON, ;Barrister, Etc. Wingham, and Lucknow IN LUCKNOW• MONDAY and WEDNESDAY Located in ' Kilpatrick' Block Phone : Wingham :'Offics: 357.3630. ,Res. 357-2570' iNIPERIAL 011 PRODUCTS for prompt service, • • and quality 'products, Contact; GRANT CHISHOLM Phone Collect .Dungannon 529.7524 "Always Look To .Imperial For The. Best Rev: Hugh A; 1VlacM.illan, new, moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Canada believes the real preblenl in strifetorn South- east Asian countries is "people and people not communism and de- mocracy, A missionary on. ;Formosa for; most of 38 years and ..now retired in..' Toronto, 'Dr. MacMillan was elected to the church's :highest, 'postlast Wednesday, at the open- ing of the 90th Presbyterian gen- eral assembly,, • He' succeeds Dr; Harry .Lennox, of Vancouve ..y• In . an interview -' following his election, the .72 -year-old 'native of Lucknow, said the situation in. Southeast Asia can't be • studied from °a Canadian 'point of ..View. He suggested economics was a' basic .'underlying ' capse of strife in Asia. Asked about, 'church unions and other current topics in Canada, Dr.- MacMillan said, he would have. to "find`: out .what people' are say- ing." "1 ain a stranger to Canada: :I tend' to think ' in .the Oriental pat- tern." .. ... , . . Dr. MacMillan ;did . say, how= ever, thathe t►lought the biggest 'VV I:NGHAM.: MEMORIAL :SHOP'. THS BEST GRANITES. Along' With EXPERT DESIGNING AND .WORKMANSHIP Prices-, .Most Reasonable Cemetery' Lettering a. Specialty' JOHN MALICK" P.O. Box 158 PHONE '351.1910,' .W.INGHAM • MacKenzie Memorial Chapel FUNERAL SERVICE.:.: ' • Services conducted according to . your ; wishes' at your Home, your Church, or at our Mem- orial Chapel at no additional charge -. Lucknow, . Phone x-528.3432 Day or Night K. MacKENZIE, O.D Optometrist NOW IN -RIPLEY. EVERY`: WEDNESDAY• Office Hours 10.:00 a.m.' to 9:00 p.m. Phone Roy MacKenzie, Ripley, 96-r-24 for ' appointment: . • 'Of Southeast Asia Problem . facing westernersis that they must _ realize that everybody' is. living in one world, The wealth of the West must be shared with the East, • Westerners must also 'pay at- tention to. what is going on in the restof the -world, he' added. The church .through. , missionary work is bringing :countries closer together, but much '. more has to be done. Dr. MacMillan . and his! • wife, the former, Donalda Macintosh. of 'Kinloss, 'went to Formosa, in 1924' as. Presbyterian missionaries. Pre vious • to that :he had served over- seas' with the. army •in the First: .World War. In Formosa, • the MacMillans lived at Taipei and became flu- ent in Amoy Chinese, ; Mandarin Chinese and Japanese'. In the Seeond World War . Dr. MacMil- lan was on the .staff of : the Brit- ish embassy in Washington 'as a specialist M broadcasts . to Asia.. . As a :representative of the Can- adian . Red •Cross and Canadian Aid . to China, Dr. MacMillan was one of the last foreigners to leave. Shanghai when • the, Communists moved in: After: his. retirement two years ago,. the YMCA sent' Dr. Mac- Millan back ,to Taipei . on. a dif- ferent", mission.. He helped set up Canada.: Hduse,> a .' university,. stu- dent hostel. He returned to Canada about one .year ' ago ' and Mr. and Mrs. MacMillan have since been spend- ing.•most of : their time in' .the Toronto. area. He was chosen ' ,moderator •in a contest with Rev. Wiiliam` Weir of Stratford by250 voting delegrates at' the assembly representing 800,-. 000 Presbyterians across.. Canada. Delegates , to. ` the assembly dis= cussed , topics ranging.. from the church. attitude'on . birth control. divorce . and remarriage to. church ,union.:. A.WiIIiarns,O.O. 'Optometrist , 0 Patrick Street W� 4WINGHAM Phone 3574 282 R..W:BELL .OPTOMETRIST -- GODERICH F. T. Armstrong: Consulting ;Optometrist The' -(:phone J•A Square / ' Acksoa. 4.7661): TED COLLYER'. Registered. Master Electrician ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR . Specialitinig In • Electric, Heating, .Electric Wirin • n Reprs. ai -_ . and - . . • Alt -Metrical Appliances ,•Lucknow ,--- Phone 528-5182. ` .. Gavilier, McIntosh and Ward CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Resident Partner, J. E, Kennedy, Opposite Post Office Phone ,1181.3471; Walkerton b Week- Of Mission PIU.PERTY FOR SALE Il S: STARR and CO. LTD. REALTOR WINGH"AM OFFICE DIAL .357-3,840, Local. Agent J. EVERETT PENNINGTON R.R. 2. TE vvAT.: R f. 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SELL, RURAL ONTARIO” • Mr. and Mrs. of Toronto, Mrs. Hilary 'Meaard and children, Arnaha; Nebraska spent a few days with : Mr. and Mrs • Clifton.. Austin. . . Miss 'Alice Dalton; .London:spent the week -end' at ' her home. Mr. and Mrs;. Norman Tabin of St. Marys visited Mrs. Aug Kin- ahan on Sunday. " Mr. Bill Forbes, Miss Patricia Forbes, •Detroit . are . spending a few days with. Mr:' and Mrs. John Howard.• ' Mr. : Marsman, Holland is visit- ing 'his 'daughter' Mrs. R. Mitten berg, " Mr Miltenberg .and family.. Sunday visitors 'with_ Mr. and., Mrs: /crack Van : Osch were Mr. and Mrs. Maurice ' Schurman and family, London, Mr: and Mrs. Bill Van Osch and ' family, St.Agatha, Ont., . Mr. and . Mrs. Toni Middle - gal and; family, Blyth,; Mr. ' John Van. Osch, Miss Sally 'Knoll, Kit - KINGSBRIDGE 'Jack McConville. Ended On : Sunday ' A Week of Mission : held' in the Presbyterian ;Church, 'Lucknow„ concluded ;on: Sunday . evening with Mr. 'Hugh' Jamieson of, The Faith, Mission • of Canada giving.' his. concluding address. , A. ,native of Northern' Ireland who graduated from the 'Faith Mission Bible College in :.Edin- burgh, Scotland, Mr. Jamieson now resides in • Hamilton and con- • ducts ' missions in the rural areas and smaller towns of Ontario.. The Mission here was :arranged by . Rev. ' Rod MacLeod, Who .un fortunately took 'i11 and was, not able to • participate in final plan- ning and 'conducting of the Week of, Mission. District ministers who. assisted ,were Rev. Neil ;McCom- bie, Rev. T. J.' McKinney, :: Rev..: Cromey and Rev. Fish. Mr. Jamieson has a dynamic •and• • pleasing , personality and is a rousing ' song,. leader. His min- istry'during the week stressed the Love of God,: and the discipleship .of service which meanssacrifice and .at ` times bearing . a cross , in. today's secular society. whose-Con— duct hose coneduct is often against the. teach/ ing of the Bible', But,. Mr. Jam- ieson said, discipleship :bringsre wards ,None • hundred ' , fold in joy ,and peace. Visiting musical groups which: highlighted the Mission were the .Helwig :Brothers +quartette of Neu stadt, the Pilgrim, Singers from Clinton and. a ' group from Lis towel.The- latter- quartette- includ .ed Mr.- and Mrs, Wm.: Bitton, their daughter; Lynda and Austin Loree. Miss Bitton and her •cou- sin, . Miss Bonnie Baker, also sang .lovely duet •numbers,. On Sunday evening two local girls, Janet Carruthers and Shar on Mowbray sang a duet. After school during the week, a. Sunshine . Hour was • held which was well attended by school .child roti. In expreing appreciation to all •who hard assisted with the, Mission, Mr. Jamieson made spec- ial mention of Mrs. Wm. Scott who had, presided as organist at all the . services cliener, Miss • Thelma Moyer, Wingham_ ' L • Mr. Norman O'Connor and Patti spent ' Sunday with Mr.:.and Mrs. Bob' Leslie and family: • • Mr. and,:. Mrs Herb Wildgen, Jack, Pauline, Patti and Pamela attended a wedding of Mr." Wild- gen's niece in Chatham last week. Births GRAHAM In. Wingham 'and .Distjict Hospital, on Saturday, May 30, .:19$4, to 1Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Graham, Ripley, a son., MacICENZIE -- .In Wingham and `District Hospital, onMonday, June 1, 1964; :to Mr. and : Mrs... N. Jack MacKenzie, R..I . 3 Luck • now, . a daughter, Gayle ' Elizabeth, a sister Or Douglas, Garry, Di- ane and Ian: Ph�ir' and; Acheson Chartered. Accountants -- Municipal Auditors. Box 663 Kincardine Phone 55 _-_ Pedlar Agency G dlden . Glow Egg Pickup:. Depot . • , • RED -TOP Baler iiiid • cinder are . Consistentfrom beginning to end. les an. re of• • g' ie • 6, •id , ie / Fx' • • No Order Too Small No Order Too' Large • •• • ii.ti40,7iiii►iii•wig►fi.tr.1,1r.0011.t4.11N1.4t00‘ra�►si14iiiik»I401►94.14114110t .441.4111.441. ,KNECHTEL anON LTD. Lucknow • Branch, Phone 528-3014 "There's A 'New Life Feed For Every Note ID