The Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-11-04, Page 8PAGE EIGHT.
THE LUCItNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
LUCKNOW.DISTRICr CGOPERAT!VE
Phone 528-2125
D.
\..;IIiaige: ;Merchant
Thirty-three Years
ROBERT ANDREW RAE
' Robert :Andrew, Rae of Lucknow
died in Victoria Hospital, London, in Cana a, w ..
on Sunday, . October 25th after an .:the chair. The theme for the af�
�. Pr �sbyteri 'n Church on October.
. 21s With T. English, Wing- . ,' "Ambassadors for
• ham in the chair. The meditations Christ with
illness of several months. He was ternoon was
76 years of age, meditations. chosen .
A native of St Marys where were given: by Mrs. J. Reid and from . MattheW 6, verses 1-13, , and:
he was born July 12, 1 . , he as Mrs F, H; Cromey of Kincardine led by hfrs. R, Knight,. Mrs, S,
trwtil and lt`Irs.. M Henderson, " Lucknow. Stephenson. „ •of Cranb: ook and
William Rae Be ame� here "Love"
B1uevae, The
Love as their theme was chosen Airs T. E. Kennedy,
Downie Township, near . St .Marys, ; M is the symbol of possession,
where he had been farming in . is "The World for Christ." Christ Christians_ have the key.of pray,
from 1st John; Chapter 4. Our aim key
the spring of 1921 With his nep= is as 'deeply concerned with each er, opens Heaven's ' door' to.
hew William Porteous, hie " puri r individual now as. He was in.the , all. God answers prayer accord-
chased..the, hardware business of shall be in the future. ing to His will' for each one. Mrs.
McLeod and Joynt 'which 'they The treasurer's report as present- Q. Moir, Gorrie, extended a.. tor-
continued . to operate under the Luck- dial welcome to all present, The
~ � ed Mrs,. D. ' R. P4iacKenzae,
name of Rae and. Porteous . for " now; : was encouraging, Airs. • Ross treasurer's report. read by . Mrs.
the next 33 years, In January, MacMillan,; S. Kinloss, in telling . T. English, the benefit of attend-
1951, they. .sold their ' business to t o.f the . Woman's Camp at Kin- mg. Kintail camp y Mrs, A.
b
Charles Webster and Donald mac- ail showed hang.' much was gain-. AEuQdel, Belmore, and : Mrs, W.
Kinnon who presently operate the = ed frons the fellowship and Christ L Speir's report as read by Mrs.
1.. EDNESDAY, NOVA. 4th Of; 1N4,.
Rev.,. Speaks To
Ladies At Maitland Presbyterial'
A meeting of, .the Western' Sec- ? A meeting of the 'Eastern. See=a
tion of Maitland Presbyterial of tion was held in Gorrie Presby* .: .
._.
d as held .in Ripley O. Thomas, Bluevale, . occupied.
1t�.M.S. of the
Presbyterian Church terian Church!
October 22nd. MrS.
business. Ilan meditationenjoyed there.
T. A, Currie were presented
w gayan .
Bob` Rae;, as - he was known to interesting talk on Evening Auxtroduced � Rev: Wwghana
.: G ' Fisti,. ,
During his years m Luckno ,Mrs J. Day, Wingham, g • e Miss McClennanon Ethel in_
most everyone, served his coin- ? iliarywork, after 'which. Mrs. D. , as guest speaker. He • considered.
munity well. He acted on a vara
ious , community boards including
. chairman ` of the district high
school. He served, on municipal D. Council and was Reeve of the viii . hid Mrs. Robe: Z1►icAlli�ter. Dlin- signs, Our dime is luaited for
lage from 1930 to .1933. . He was
an 'active Mason . and was a t ; gannon, introduced .the guest, sending .out the message, Com-
master of Old Light. Lodge A.F. speaker, Rev. N. McCombie, who munism has been made', so . 'c-
in, using Mark, chapter. 2, verses ceptable in so many 'places , in Ole
and . • A.M, ' ,No. 184. and a Past x;1.12, explained. she :kinds of Fel- ' irotld . in its .ways of .met od,
First Principal of Lucknow Chap- lowship that pratised by. Paul means and matter. Pray ' God that:
ter . HAM. No: .'147. He was an 3 -
• practical shaving;.: than of : doing he�•.n*iU send forth , labourersiinto
active member.' of Lucknow '11a..-1 men will be brought to Christ His biotest. E. pest great things
by action --r that:. of the Church from God and attempt great things
death.
does Christ• see our' ' faith in for Him... Women from Wingham
ithe' Mrs Rae was a,, very; active lawn 7"
tended the ��Pest - G espies weds- .bowler and as • receyntly, as theA t we are doing?. ' afternoon Auxiliary ' sang t h e
on ... n �A duet sung; b�• 1Trs. B. Fie-.. pleasin - numberR, �"The World .for
Saturda Labour Day tournament was , pre , g
:and': �1�irs- � J>m ' A� of i ing Y� . � : sent,� at the .or: most of `gin: and iAit•s: ' J;. Day of ,lfingham 'Christ, .Airs; Keith, � Teeswater,
Mr :.F cI ay The U Cow. will .be .nest Tues -greens f enjoyed 'ht'' all: In _ the ab- ,gate the offertory:prayer. Airs:
Port Elgip visited Saturday. with dayat Mrs. , Wesley ' Ritchie s,:.t .daY. was
Mr. � and Mrs. 'Wesley ,Ritchie. � .. :. . , �' , � � 'sence� {ol the . Presbyterial":presi- aim_ Smith, .Brussels, expressed �"
'December* 1954,. Mr. Rae
y Coote change of day) dent, .firs_ 19. L..Speti-, Brussels; appreciation to all:taking 'part in •
aro and Mrs. Bill Hinter . vis-
. � � 1 was°: bereaved . by the- death of due to .her recent � bereavement, the meeting ..and to the , � Corrie
ited in Detroit with Mr. and hfrs I •
Dick' Reid for, the week -end. ter He leaves
Thea itintail 4-H one , lighter, Miss 'Margaret
- ;: G'ltib: held- their ,
Mr. and::Mts. Robert Irvin.
'„,11".
nd m .. in . - versary In Montreal,. which' Mrs- `': Win. Smith, llfoleswortb after
mcro- Rae of. Luckaow. ' The.. Rae fain.
Betty '.visited writs Mr- ,and' D'Ds. the North •Ashfield PublicSchool d las Sp it had attended ,Mrs. E. Ztiiac- which the,; ladies spent ' a _.happy
McDonald Ripley, 'welcomed ' all
_ missionairies' .:methods ,"and � com-
p � t D Grahamr p� our methods of missionary
Kinloss, led work with that of the •Common-
in the offertory prayer, after , ists. The Bible: is a', Book of . Mrs-
'ited Church and a member of u '
session : at the time of his.
- Kiotaii 4-H Club , . to mourn his i
-' the report of the W.M.S. Anna-' closing prayer wasoffered by Mrs.
lus wife, the former .`Hazel Por- • Mrs. T. A.. Currie, Wingham, read ladies for their hospitality. The
Church wilt be at 10:00 ' a.m.
Sunday 'school will follow for the
month. of November..
Mr. and':'Mts. Roy Keane and
David Manisa ;'visited.: with Larry :book covers .are to be: We decid-
Hmtei for, the .week -end. ed on white and red, and what we
and Mrs, Jack McDonagh do m our spare time.. We decided
the name of our . club . is to be
"K>atail 'Hit :Barriers. Mrs. Bettty
Monerief showed us first nidi, how;
to make different bandages and.
Mr.. and.,. Mrs. Peter Cook spent splints, We closed with the Queen.
We opened with the_ ,.�l-H Pledge !Florida fora number of years
followed with the :oll ,Cali, It : since . the ' death' of Airs. Rae,
was answered. b 12 members:.
con -
Business •.: y . Mr. Rae and �dargaret have'
Was. Mowed with dis- ,. tinned t, live ' in theSouth in the
Eldon Ritchie on Sunday. y have
spent it winters m jeans Ashfield; thanked all .who. hour of . social fellowship together..
had contributed to the enjoyment` . .
of the meeting: , Mrs: Thos. Mae-
Donald, Kinolugh, closed the :meet- .•
log . with . prayer, after which a g If we ` make the best of little
pleasant social half hour was en- opportunities we find ourselves
low more able to 'accept larger'ones
cusSion On, what colour our-reuMrd ..winter months' ret ming h'e r e
each spring.
and_. Roddy, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Anderson, Joan and Charlene vis-
ibed in Angus with Mr. and 'Mrs.
Murray y McDonagh on . Sunday.:
u never had to worry
about reizrement'
'Not this happy couple! Many years ago,
Bob invested in a Sun Life Retirement In-
come policy and, now that he, is 65, hewill
be. receiving' from Sun Life a $400 cheque
every month. And when Bob dies, his wife
will receive two-thirds a this amount each /
month aa'long :as she lig
Chances are you too may look forward to
many happy retirement years. Follow Bob's
example. Why` not give me a call Way?
WILLIAM
J. KINAHAN
RR, 2 Loeknovr
Phone Wingha 35.7-19$7'
N LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA
i1 M triryiAt t o14PA lit
He is survived by sisters Mrs:
Jean. Skinner and Mrs. . Edith Por-
teous
orteous of Stratford, Mrs. Nettie
Richardson of Ingersoll, a broth-
er Kenneth: Rae' of Kingsville and
a nephew Witham Porteous of
Liiuw
He was predeceased by one sis-
ter, Mrs. 'Oliver Thompson and
by three . brothers, Donald, Simon
and •' William • Rae -
The funeralservice was ' coon-
!ducted from :the Johnstone. Fun-
eral Home in Lucknow on . Wed-
! nesday, :.October 28th' at 2 'p.m.
I conducted by Res Howard Strapp
1,1
° of • Ludmow ignited Church. Bur-
ial was in Greenhill Cemetery,
Lucknovu . Pallbearers were Jo=y
seph ' MacMillan" A. By McKim,
Wilfred Anderson, Wesley Joynt
and W- L. MacKenzie' of Luck-
now and D.`M. Johnstone of Lon-
don. A .' Masonic Service was' held
at the 'funeral home on Tuesday
evening. •
SHARON RINTOUL HEADS.
ST. HELENS HANDICRAITERS, 1
St:, Helens Happy Handicrafters
held their first ' meeting of , :the
project '. `°The Club Girl : Stands.
on Guard" on .Saturday evening,
October. math. They met in their
dub room in St. Helens WI. hall.
Sharon ''R ntoul is' the new . presi-
dent; Mary' Pannabecker, vice- '
president; . Judy..Doischt, secre-
tart'„ Brenda Webster, . treasurer.
The .leader handed out the pam-
phlet on first aid 'and safety.. First;
Aid kits and record books were
died and the
tools notes, ...
oro
“The Club Girl as a Canadian-
Citizen."
anadian Citizen." The nextmeeting to be
held October 31st. . The meeting.
closed with' the 4-1I . pledge. '
The 2nd meeting of • 5t- Helena
Happy Hartdiarafters was held on
Oeetober 31st in their dub MOM
with 11 'members - present, holt',
call was "An item I intend to
have in my first aid kite"' 11'se ' of
their time off such as booms* lint
sic* nab re study and . ' ; crafts
was rhes and the ',„ of the
triar gulair bandage was demon-
strated. Meeting .dosed with the
4-11 pledge. •
"'MIDI! Mercy
6:30. s.ed ,
Fr " 6:30
Fr 6:30 . Tueid.T'
'••• "The Donna Reed Show"
' 3o' Wednesday ,
"The Fainoos'Adventores of
Mr. Masao" 6:30 Thursday
Farrnees Due
6:30 Friday
Sea 6:30 S :rd4, ,the