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TH'E LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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SHORiY'S B.A. SERVICE
CLINTON, .ONTARIO.. Phone. 482-766.1 •
AM, and C
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The.. January • meeting.; of .Unit 1 and one residence to Mr.
hof the U C.W. of Pine. River Un- Culbert'of : Southfield, Michigan.
Red Church was held at .the home . Miss Lorraine. Hamilton spent a
....of Mrs. .Elden Bradley • on Tuesday few 'days at . the home: of Mr. and
^afternoon of lastweek, with Mrs. Mrs. Leonard Courtney..
'Leonard Irwin " and Mrs. Mervyn Unit :2 of Pine River United
. Hooey presiding. The meeting` Church, held their.. meeting 'on
opened with prayer Eby the pres-Tuesday evening of last week.
(dent and hymn 494. Roll call was The new :Presidentnd ;secretary,: a
answered with a verse ,of scrip Mrs. Leonard Courtney and Mrs.'
tune' and payment:. of fees. . A Robert Courtney. presided. Hymn
�... reading, "T e n cominandments. 263 was .followed, with a moments:
forof. Rev.` `J_
..was given Mrs, silence in memory J. C.
happiness"by
John Ferguson.:' Cards'.of thanks Hutton. The Lord's prayerwas re-'
were ;read', and plans were;,; dis- peated in unison and the • roll call:
cussed for 1964 projects. A read- was ..answered with a Christian.
ing by -Mrs. L. Irwin was.: follow- resolution and payment of fees.
ed with a ' 'momentssilence' in Mrs. J ` . Liddle was convener of.
memory, of Rev. J C. 'Hutton. the, program and 'readings .,and.
Mrs. :Ross Ross Shiells gave a New • meditations were given by Mrs. •
Years : reading after which • a tape ; George Messenger, Mrs Carl.
recording : between .a social work- Hooey and Mrs. 'Gordon Eliott.
eir and a •missionary in :India,: who A tape recording between a social
gave a vivid description of the ..worker of India and a missionary
Women.. of, India: and their . ad- 'and 'Was a discussion on ' the Wo-
. vancement in ' political life and men ' of , India, who ."take 'a keen
their unity in, family life, which intrest in political affairs of their:.
. was an inspiration, .to all who '•country. Mrs. Lester Ferguson.
listened. Mrs. Eldon' Bradley gave read : exerpts from ;the book "Take
a'reading on the : life of -Dr., Mary My. band" ' which was written by
' Verghese, ; who has ,only.: the use ,Dr. Mary Verghese,' who 'is con -
of her arms but carries on herfined to a wheelchair but carries
profession,~ from a wheel chain on her profession. After the cies
and has :written 'a . book '"Take ing hymn and. prayer, grace was
my hand." ' Mrs. James Nesbitt .sung and 'an . enjoyable halfhour
gave the , courtesy : remarks and was spent .over the tea `cups.
the .meeting *closed' with a hymn Mr.# and ,Mrs.Bob;Harris and
and prayer. At the lunch hour, Don . visited; on Sunday;' with .Mr.
Mrs. /Mervyn Hooey and Mrs. and Mrs. - Arthur Courtney.
;' Leonard. Irwin ;were assisted by
Mrs. Bradley. Grace was 'sung` and
a' social hour was. .,enjoyed..
. Births
PURCHASE RIPLEY HOME
Mr. ' and Mrs, ;Stewart Shiells COLLINS Art ;.and Ann (Craw -
of the fourth ,concession: of 'Huron:, ford) Collins are tickled pink to
have purchased'the property of announce the arrival of . their
the late Donald McKay of Ripley. daughter Lisa Ann in Kincardine
,;Stewart and Clara will .be missed , General Hospital:. on ' Wednesday,
by ,their. 'many friends :and neigh- January 15th, 1964, weight •7 lbs.
bors'. in ,the community. 15 ozs.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard .Courtney -- -
attended the annual Ontario- Jer l EA.DIE in Wingham Hospital,:: on
sey convention . which wass , ' held I Wednesday, January 15 1964, to:
'in Ottawa last week • • Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Eadie, a son,
Mr.. and Mrs; Walter Brown; of I a brother for Douglas, David, .Ken-
Amberley have sold their garage :neth,Steven and Mary. ---
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Tuesday,.January28
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T�wn.:HaII : — L' ucknow
Special -discussion on corn fertilizing problems
Special einphasis on corn .Nitrogen
Guest speaker and. slides
Coffee and Do.Nuts to .b6 .ser"ved
Sponsored by
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IEV.; F. 'G.,. MacTAVISH!
"We live • indeeds, not years,":
was the comment, made by a close
friend of 'the ,family, when word
was received . of the passing of
Rev. F. G. MacTavisli of Bradford,
in the York County Hospital, • ;New=
market on Dec. 20, after an illness;
of only three.' : days. He was 65
years of age; and was serving his
200th year as pastor, of the Brad-
ford ' charge, He Was discussing
wedding plans with a young couple
when suddenly stricken with a
severe cerebral haemorrhage from
which he never rallied.
Frederick George MacTavish
was theson of the late Peter Mac-
Tavish and Sarah MacNair. Born
on the second concession. of Huron.
Twp., he attended Clover Valley
Public and Ripley Continuation.
School. Upon graduation from, the
latter he : enlisted in the Medical
•Corps of the .Can. Expeditionary
Force;', and saw service in. Canada
and Siberia. Returning from Siber-
ia in .July, 1919, he made plans to
enter Victoria 'College in the fall,
from which he graduated, and • was
ordained, a minister of the former
Methodist Church ' in 1923, 'In 1921,
he': married Mary Annetta Mac-
Donald. of : Toronto at Cresswell;
Ontario, and together they ; served
on the mission'fields of Wilberforce
and, Apsley, in North-Eastern On-
tario,' and later at Hallowell, Camp-
bellford, Omernee, Sunderland . and;
for thepast nineteen and one-half
years at the Bradford and Holland
Landing :charge: ,
He was a • member of the Gold-
-en Rule . Masonic : Lodge, No. . 126,
Campbellford, . and padre of the;
Can. ' Legion, No. 521,.. Bradford.
He: was secretary of Simcoe. Pres-
bytery and of 'the Toronto Con-
ference stationing, committee.
Of 'his ministry in Bradford, t h e:.
"Witness, the town's weekly
newspaper has. this to . say, "Mr.
•MacTavish's interest in, and: know-
ledge
now-ledge,of the people -.of this district
had grown through the years, his
kindly ,understanding .of. human
frailties ' made him a ' sympathetic
friend to all in trouble, :as he ren-
dered service far beyond the.. call
of his. duty ' as , . minister of the
Bradford and, ' Holland Landing.
churches. The sick, the poor, the
•
ged, the . neglected and anyone
who needed a minister could: de
pend • on Mr, MacTavish to answer
their : need., His was a • ministry
which only : began in the 'pulpit;*
With the ` boundaries ' of. his church,
only, limited by Pt he ' needs : of
People." . ,
A private service. was :held', on
Monday morning, . December 23 in
the funeral home, . conducted, by the
Rev.' Wm. Buron, . Kettleby, a long
time friend, ofthe ' family, and A.
largely .,attended service in the
Bradford United Church in ,the af-
ternoon, conducted by the Rev. A.
S. McCuaig,. Orillia, ,chairman of
Simcoe Presbytery, ' 'assisted by
Rev. A. Smith, Toronto, Rev. H.
G. Blake of the Anglican -Church;
Mimico, and Rev. R. E. Webster,
of • Scarboro, during the service
Mrs.. M. Stelck '' of Bradford sang,
"Going Home "
Besides his wife, he issurvived
by a. daughter Jean, and a son
Harold of Toronto;' a son, Gerald,.
his wife Helen m and three grand-
children in, Bradford. Also surviv-
ing are three' brothers, Rev. Dun-
can .' MacTavish, London; Alex of
Huron Twp.,. --James oVLucknow;
and' three sisters., Jean,. Mrs. A.'
H. Johnston, Stratford; Elizabeth,
Mrs. H. A. Street and Margaret,'
Mrs. R. Black, Kincardine: He was.
predeceased by ; a sister, Agnes,
Mrs. J. F. Barkwell;
:To his ,sorrowing family the slim-
mudity extends its deepest sym-
pathy.
Interment was in • Au%ora cem-
etery.
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• WEDNESDAIG.JANUARY
ASHHELD.
Miss SadieJohnson, president. of
the.. Women's Missionary Society
opened and closed the .January
meeting with prayer. It was' held
at the home of Mrs. Ewan. -Mac-
Lean
Mac -Lean 'last. Thursday. Roll call was,
Answered with a favorite hymn.
There' were 15 members % and, one
child present. ' .
Mrs. Wm. Johnson was in charge
of the devotional, A 'panel discus
sionon South Asia' was conducted
by Mrs. W. Wylds, Mrs. Wm: John-
ston, Mrs: Wm. Ross,. Miss Sadie
Johnson and Mrs. D. R Mackenzie.
Mrs. Ewan MacLean gave the high
lights of the Presbyterial meeting
last week in Wingham. A letter was
read from Mrs. Van der ley of
Whitby, a formermember thank
.ing the. Society . for making her .a
Life Member °
Mrs. Dan Wylds and Mrs. Hugh'.
MacKenzie were ' also 'presented
with Life Memberships last . month.
The executive, for 1964 was as ,fol-
lows. past president, :.Mrs. m.
Ross president, Miss. Sadie J n -
son; lst vice-president, Mrs. Rich
-ard West; 2nd vice-president, Mrs.
Gordon Finlayson; 3rd vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. John, : MacCreight; sec-
retary, Mrs.'; Hugh' MacKenzie;
treasurer, Mrs. D . MacKenzie;:
press secretary, Mrs. Earl Howes;
.Glad Tidings secretary, Mrs. Col-
in MacGregor;. Home Helpers sec-
retary, , Mrs. . Earl Howes; Wel-
come ; and Welfare, Mrs. D. . Mac-.
Murchy and Miss Sadie' Johnson;
Supply Su l secretary, Mrs. Reuben.
cretar,
Wilson; , Life `Membership, Mrs.
Hugh MacKenzie; pianists, Mrs.
•
Dan Wylds, "Mrs, , B. Johnson
I.T., Mrs, Ewan. MacLean,
W. MacLean; Explorers,
Henry MacKenzie, Mrs. W.
C.O.C., Mrs. D. MacDonald
C. Howes, Mrs. A. Fairish.
Mrs, David Parrish. of '
chewan is visiting relative
and in Lucknow ,and" Goder
Miss Sharon. West of 'Londa
home for the week -end.
The Y.P.S.will meet on
in Ripley. The "president is
bara L. MacKenzie. ; vice
Douglas • MacKenzie; sec.-
Ruth Rankin; Worship eon
Barbara J. MacKenzie; Soci
vener, Jean MacDonald. .
Mrs. Robert Simpson wh.
been. a patient in . Wingham
pital is home.
GAIN CHOIR L'1RECTOR
LOST BROWNIE LEADER
Mrs. .Gordon Montgomer
sumed her duties as leader
United Church Choir- on . $
with the choir rendering . th
them, "The Lord's My She
. Upon her new ` appointment,
Montgomery. found it necess
give up her leadership as
Owl", of the . First Lucknow B
ie Pack. _. ,
Mrs. Lloyd .'(Helen) Hall;'i
sisiting Mrs. G. W. (Jessie)
incarrying on.;the Brownie,
Mrs. Montgomery *as: asso
with the Brownie Pack for so
years, as successor to Mrs.
Boyle
easonal
savings*
and year 'round
satisfaction
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