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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-09-04, Page 11 2.00. Year --'-in Advance; 50c Extra to U. S. 11, LUOKNO.W,, ONTARIO,. THURS., SEPTEMBER 4th, 1947 _NII.,1„kA11571:ERS ALL Al til, TOGE'HR�., For,,first first time in more than, twenty-five• years,. the nine, Mac- ntos • h sisters, daughters of . the X_ , late . Mr; and titer Maeln - sh'of 'Kinloss,were all together :again on •Sunday fora a very happy reunion; • ' The. -,sisters 'with their .families, spent the week end at •"Moy, ,Ha " t.h: e , msunnhle rH huorm one 'at Bruce' Beach on Lake Of Not 'since the death of their father' twenty-eight• years ago, has; the 'family • all 'been • together. Their : father •died from injuries received in a fall from a load of hay; Their mother had .predecease ed Biro;by about ten years. The 'Maclntnsh 'farm 'Was on the , 4th Concession of: Kinloss novo owned by Mr; and Mrs.; Ira Dickie. This rare occurrence was the more unique in ;.that . there. has never 'been a break. in• this f am-. ily••of ,ninesisters. They are Miss a , Grace Macintosh- : of °".Toronto; 1.; Mrs. ,Walter Rowand. ° (Nina) . of (Euraiee) w i North Bay, ' Mrs. Hugh' MacMillan' : (Donalda) of Formosa,, China; '.Miss 'Gertrude 'Macintosh of Detroit; •.Mrs. T. W •ReenBeatrice) .:of Meadowvale,. • • Ontario; • Mrs. T. . ',E, Anderson.: (Hazel) of Lucknow; ` Mrs. J, P. • Godbold (Irene), 'of Horieywood, a • . - II , FINAL• GAME OF SERIES IN LUPKNOW TODAY :•" The third .and.final game of the Lueknow ;Benmiller series wiil'be- played in the Cinian. Park this. Thursday evening commenc imat '6.15 sharp. The winner will continue in the W;O.A.A: Inter-, Mediate "B" tastbal,l playdowns for 'the . League., championship; BUY . VILLAGE:' RESI6ENCE Mr: c�. Mrs. B N1' �' , a n urtki °R'oach. •have: purchsed`.the .village Desi deuce. of Mrs,, Russell..Johnstone,' at ,present tenanted by Mrs. •Gor- don Taylor:: VIr. and Mrs; Roach 'will obtain possession on Octo- ber. lst. • • BOUGHT GRAHAM' HOUSE. • • •1YE BUILDING ,OCAL _ .I, ND.USTRY Atthe regular meeting of the Village . Council, ;on Tuesday even-- ing, the "old. waterworks. ipg" was "sold" AD' Mr, Gilbert 'Hobrough • of Hobrough . Metal Products • for .the sum of ' $1,00; The building; south. of Ti eleaven'S g Flou. r`:Mill,, is :,o*.ned by' the puri- icipality. 41114 for- several. '.Years. has''Veen used as' a. _Girl Guide . kali:.r- M , Hobrough is., required, to. move Guide. equipment,: and property to, a place designated by' Guide officials. Transfer of the building to Mr • Hobrough was ' on the under gtanding that., no •other conces- Bions , be .g.rantedi and. that the. Mr. ;1Vlarshall 'Gr.aha•m has Sold • •lis :-home- to..Mrs.' Simon Plewes.. Marshall ' will hold 'a' 'clearing auction `sale of household effects a week from . Saturday.: He .will move •to.the Winterstein property, they 'having bought the •west half of / the . Kilpatrick block some time ago. ,The: Graham . Home, we :.T:�ti]Jud.:...:. ,i � 3..:_.i✓'Y: �Gi G4`i61- •= : .efeay.cn . Ii4 ng Co.: -cmc . ployees. WEBB ,FAMILY .LEFT: FOR WEST COAST 1, Mr: ancrMrs. MacKenzie Webb and •: illy >and` MT. and- _ nd Mrs. . mr ■ 4 8 PAGES BUY MacLENNAN ' •HOUSE K1NLOSS HS. BUS : Mrs. J. Ross and Miss M. Hens derson• of Huron' Township were the successful bidders on Satur- day at the auction sale disposing of, the' residence of thelate F. D. MacLennan:. The purchase :;rice was $5,750• ' Fifty -Six. •.Years Married ;• • • Mr.: and:.: Mrs. D. C. McNforran quietly observed 'their 56th w'ed ding• ,anniversary ...On Tuesday,• September 2nd: Their daughter, Mrs• Jack McKendrick of Wind- sor, was with ahem for the. oc casi4n.• Spending Month At Beach • ,My. and Mrs: Win.' MacDonald - Clansmen ' provide a• meeting': ander son` Kenneth are spend•irig. • place in .the Recreational Centre .for the Guides;: This plant must vacate its pre- mises in the. Johnstone ,Block• by October 1st, and t'le request for the • 'Waterworks building'. was; presented` bX.. C. 'Murdie; pres. -, •ident of the Business Men's As: ae,atio r 'a 3w_.k -1 '4r;.«.•-; brouah • • Reeve ' Joynt . pointed, milt the good work the long' established uide troop had , accomplished. nd ersonall ` did` personally not wish to. act on, the' ,matter without con- ferring with'. Mrs: A. E. 'McKim,. who has ,'spent 'many' years in T ori otiti -the work here: Council' recessed :while. ;: Mr; Joy -nit . and. C unczllor Solomon in d (Continued on• page 81' September. °at .the Murdie 'Cot.- tage , at 'Point Clark. Mr;; Mac- 'Donald is a member • of the: `High School staff but has been unable to obtain living aecomodation in the .village at present:, STARTED MONDAY Twelve Kinloss.; and ' Culross, Uig'h• School • pupils arrived, by bus on Tuesday morning for the• opening of Lucknow High School.: This service was.inaugurated by. School. Sections Nos. l, 2, 4 and;;5 Kinloss 'Township, :and;' No:. 10,: Culross;::`S.S. No...8 .Kinloss, did not'support:xtlie plan;. - T• establish :this. 'service . the'= -.To,: purchase •of. bus was,mace,af...' . ter tenders to 'o 'erate the € rvice p h were considered to 'be .out ; of 'reach. Driver of the us is Jimmy Boyle of•Kinlough: It.has an adult seating capacity, for 27 persons and• could, if need be, accomodate.: 35 • pupils. It,is expected- that next year the number 'of .•students will be Considerably 'increased.` The; school 'sections contribut ing to . this service are: Blackhorse; Kinlough, Holyrood, : Sixth Con- • : cession and.Westford in 'Culross Township. (Ruth) •;of London: To Sail . For Orient 'The .occasion, as well as being: a joyous, reunion,• was also a:.fare. well .gathering as 1VIs' MacMil'-' acid• her.,.''husband, 'Rev Hugh MacMillan Will ' leave shortly on their return- to the Orient. Rev: :MacMillan .returned toa.Canada;in lane. after doing . Post' graduate •work iii Scotland.He and Mrs: MacMillan` will sail': for; Formosa, China,' ori: 'September 22nd aboard a, Danish ;freighter: Their daugh iter, Ruth, will .graduate. this Fall i n Toronto as..a nurse and their 'son, Sandy;: is attending the OAC. • ness; • left thisweek by: motor on a trip that will terminate at Vancouver where :they- .the plan `to " make' their home:. They :will. stop: enroute at. Alberta where 'Kenzie" willvisit, with his' rother Jack, - •''Mr. Webb recently 'dispos. ed of 'the .old homestead to Allan. Mil- lerand since then held a cleari. sale:Their friends inthis co g ' munity regrett•. theitheirdeparture, Y and `extend' best:;. wishes for suc- cess 'and .happiness in their • new home: in 'Vancouver, where their son • Ru se•il -is engaged .S g. g, u hardw:are and construction busy • • Industry Lac; sse�tial Housing At a' special ' meeting ; of the • : Lucknow Business: Men's •. Associ ation,,on arid. a .eve _r. Torn Holier, . accountantfor Lucknow Industries Limited, pointed:` out` forcibly to ''the meeting the prob..' lems °confron• ting , this ..;plarLtq due' to. .leek of .housin accomodation �to take care` of:skilled workmen-o 'who ''must be .brought to town. It was..'poirited; out. ,that local .p workmen are p chiefly ' em�`Yloed 'abut that •it:'is 'essentialthat. key. - men and :seine skilled workmen must be 'brought , g t to town%'"Dock of housing is the• only 'stumbling`. • block ohtaining such, Person- nel,land,• uch•person- nel,,and,• 'Mr. Holler intimated, that unless': housing-, could be • :found for 'these men, the plant would; have to curtit :'operations substantially, or,, close down en-. tirely. The p Yan Com:$ Y 's .. a roll ,at •;' present runs "lo.`about. •$;120,`000 'annually• ;