HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-05-06, Page 9WEDNESDAY, MAY 6th, • 1970
Kinioss 'Native Passes, Missionary.
For 38 Years, Former Church Moderator.
THE. ,LUCKNOW SENT•INEL;; .LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
PAO' , Noss'.
• DR,„" HUGH MacMILLAN•'
Dr. Hugh A. • MacMillan,. 77 ,
a native of Kinloss Township and
'a missionary. who became modern
ator of the Presbyterian Church
in Canada ,. died suddenly on..
Wednesday, April 29 in Toronto..
For 38 years he was.stationed: in '
Fbrmosa and came out of retire-
ment in 1964 to become head
of -the churches -800 ; U -O -9 -r -embers:
When he was a student•at Knox
College in the ,1920's ,.his en-
thusiasm for missionary work
was so' great that his fellow •schol.
ars collected enough money to
send, h im. to •Taipei ; Formosa's.
capital, where he. became 'head
of the theological college and ,
an associate founder,of the Tai-.
wan Leprosy Relief Association;
When World War II began, he
was attending a youth conference
with Chinese and Japanese stud-
ents in "Amsterdam He..returned
*to Canada and was one of the
most effective voices in prevent,
ing a planned deportation of;Jap
' anese=be;rn-C nadi-ans:
Fluent in both. Japanese and
Chinese,, he was. later sent .to .
• Washington to prepare. Allied
• broadcasts to the Japanese..: He.
• was called the answer t9
, Allied
kriow a of
Japan's radio propaganda voices,-
After the .war *he was in China
as a Red Cross' representative. and
considered himself -lucky tO-have
escaped, from Shanghai.a few' '
• hour before the Communist take-
over. •
•
He returned to Taiwan, staying.
there until 1963when he retired
to. Ontario, . •
•
During' his. years:in the Orient
he beca,rne an expert on Buddhism,
He was the author of one religious
and: two 1?istorical• books .on
Formosa. After the war; he ob
tained his. PhD from.Ediriburgh -
Liniversity
, During his furloughs in Canada,
he was an active. orga. zer for
the'"Student Christian Movement,
and , in retirement, worked on it's
.archives.
•He leaves his wife ;•of Toronto;
the former Donalda Macintosh of
the 4th of Kinloss; daughter .
.Mrs. J.' R. ,(Ruth) Lewis of,Prince
George , B. C. and son Alex of
Toronto;; brothers, Dr. Clarence
MacMillan of Toronto and Ross •
MacMillan of Lucknow.
Service was conducted at•the
Kingsway :Funeral Chapel in
:Toronto on_:Fri a-y._morn-i-ng-a-t
10` a . m with burial in South
Kinloss Cernetery at. 4' p.m.
Pallbearers were. Douglas Graham,
Hossack• Bain:, Lloyd .MacDougall;
Bob Ca•rnpbe ll ; Jamas God bold
.and Sandy Nicholson..
•
' r... Ma-c-MTrla r- born on t e.
fartaIY farm: ;at rhe 6th of. Kinloss,"
a son of the late John MacMillan,•
aid Mary.Ross - I -e attended
Publie School at the 6th, High
School in Lucknow'', taught a
year at the, 2nd of .Kinloss before
attending Toronto University, to
/train for the •rriinistry.' .
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