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Blt The, Se.ntinel
'THAT .Harold :Fairish was hop-•
ping mad; llast. *week when ' he
discovered' that • $4,00 • and a
jackknife had been lifted ,from•
his •trousers. in the 'hockey. dies
sing room or Tuesday night..
THAT Alvin llaunilton' 'of the;
Luck'now 1?istrict Co-operative
••attended a •three -;day: . store
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managent training. course in
Toronto the first of the week.
The ••courseris sponsored by • lo-
cal Co-ops' and: United Co-op-
• erativesof Ontario.
THAT there was 'a paid attend-
ance of . 537 at the CKNX Barn
Dance in •bucknovv - on Satur
day' 'evening. 'under auspices of
the.' Lucknow ' Agricultural So
ciety which. received..,a cut . in
excess of $100:00. Ladies of the
Society .operated, a `lunch -coun
Ti1AT the value, of, your weekly,.
paper, ,to; its attvertiser ""was, fur
ther emphasized this past 'Week.
•rE*lalss,_'11e-tttter-w
ceived to an ad re:.the purchas-
• ung .oaf old coins by a {Galt ad-
vertiser.
dvertiser Nothingunusf ial about'
that; you .say? , But. the ad ran
last summer, wi'th',these :replies„
Corning. seven .months later.
ENDOWMENT FUND'
.(Continued from .4age 1 )
that his ''reason. •• was he:.. could
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..not , •afford a; wife.
:S_ o it ss that only:boys' draw
on .the interest accruing on this
'endowment fund. They receive.
it • interest free ` ;and repay it
'When they commence .earning. •
Thirty -:six students • of 'Luck=
now District .High •School. have
' ; • or are receiving financial aid
1`4rorn this fund. .They ; need not
be Grade 13 .graduates So long
as • they pursue•; forma'1 education:
they. May .be .: abler to qualify
for assistance.
resent loan • .. to ,18 : fs'tudents
" ; Present tis , ., : •
'from •' LDHS total • $16,33x5, of:
which , $1;355 • his: been :repaid,'
leaving a balance . owing ' the.
fund early this ,year sof _ $14,980.
.Eighteen. otherstudents have
received assistance in the aniount
Of $8,325, all of which has been
• repaid..:'
Thus, to the beginning of ,the
.. year, ��thiry-six students ,have :ben
efited in the total , arriount of
424,660.00.
Centennial Book Story
.The writer was the author of
the following article which ap-'
peared in the CentennialHis-,
torical' Book in connection' with
this endowment fund and ..which
• we 'reproduce in part:
The • history of seondary„ ed-
ucation in Lucknow would : be
incornpiete' without , reference to
the Alexander MacKenzie Edit,
cational Endowrnent Fund',' arid
how wit came :into being. •
• Mr: MacKenzie, a • native of
Kinloss Township, whose hone
in' Later
year0 was on the, "Gra-
' vel .R:oad"ust,' north of the
Second on, amassed a
'fortune of $'100,000 by 'hard work.
and ,,frugal living. His: ambbition.
was•` rto reach that mark, ,,it has
been .told, and the r" he ap-
proached • the �dbjective the more
he scrimped and deprived 'him-
'self of the ',barest necessities of.
• life. " But honesty was also a
passion With 'hin'r 'anti. his word
was • his :bond:
'By his will dated March .24th,r
1942, in thedrafting of Which
he was counselled by •the late•
• George H tth, he benevolent
ly left the residue of • his estate
as a fund' "for the purpose of
assisting worthy' and • promising
young . men ,who have 'been stu-
dents of LlIcknow' High School
to : 'further their education."
Astiong the bequests was $5,000:
to "•South Kinloss: Presbyterian
Church and $1,000 to .,the• Luck-
now :...Presbyyterlan. Church: The
original co-executors of the
estate were G. • : H. Smith and
David Carruthers (Sr.)
• r.MacKenzie .died in 1942 at
the . age of .83,` and ''for two years
the validity :of...the • will Was
'questioned i4on ''the.. : grounds'. ` of
his mental capacity to :execute
the will, and Mr; "Justice Urqu-,
hart upheld the view' claiming
the will..: invalid, The: Public
Trustee appealed to +the Ontario
Court of Appeals which; upheld
the Validity of the will on July.
lath,. 1944:
It was . during the 1947-48.
warm that . • the'. MacKenzie En-
dowment .'Fund • was firstample=
merited, at l: ucknow : Hugh •School,
The residue of: .the . estate 'was
considerably : reduced ...by be•
quests,: litigations and . govern-
ment `. taxes.
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Pr�gramLast;ear
The Bruce County .4-H Club:.
Leaders held their, Annual Meet
ing in Walkerton recently to plan
activities 'for„' the. coining year..
'An election of `•officers resulted
•in ,:the following: Past Presidenrt,
Lorne Trelford, Tara; President,
Glen Geddes, Kizicardine; Vice-.
President, 'Ken McKague, Tees.
WEDNE"sPiAY, "MAB, lath.
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cknow fruit Market 1
YOUR MAIN IN7'ER$EGIJON FOOALAND
Brom Super 5ole.
each .
String. - Fea�'ture Save 30c.
e Cream Super ;Sale, p
Silverwood's DeLu*e. Half -Gallon. Saveloc.
Crest Toothpaste Super. ale •
`Larger Size. Regularly 69c, Save 20c. .Tube:
Margarine Super Sale s. 8 c
Use. Ba�rgan.,
Delmar. For ; .All Household
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65c
Hi _ hland Pride Cof f,ee, Sale, Ib ,
ur Exclusive • Top Sellers Feature.
SHOP; OUR MARKET FOR .THE LOWEST,
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LOW; PRICES. OUR STOCK HAS' BEEN, `WAND -
ED. YOU'LL'. ENJOY THE BRIGHT, SURROUNDS.
Phoiise _
LucknOvi _
528-3420••
Values. :Effective
Ilarch�^:14 15 16 '
•THAT many Ifron this area at- , .THAT Rathwell . Shoe Store an-
ed-the—ice
n-ed-lthe-icefull
THATat a recent Meeting • of the
.board of directors 'of Lueltnow
District , Co-op, new offiiCers
were •named; President is :Evan
Keith, ..vicepresident, Alvin
1ldbb and secretary,: Allan .Mil-
ler. Directors 'are Bill Culbert,
Albert Taylor, 'Harold Camp-•
• •bell; :Ross Henderson, Bill Ross
and ' Warren Zinn iWhoe is past:
president of :the . group.
THAT :Roy Havens of Lucknow
ha . been appointed by din+Perial
11 .Limited to handle the ser:
'vicir g on : their:" new:.: oil: burner
• cleaning, servicing .'and : emer-
enc call lan :which :w •ad.
,�g y 'P as..
vertised ' 'in last week's issue.
Roy will: service' the Lueknow.
and Kiineaxdine areas.
THAT Harold •Howald of Kinloss-
• who recently • lost his ,home by.
fire, has .purchased the house,
barn • and sten acres of land' of
Mrs. Rachel 'Irwin; just .north
of the CNR depot. Mr. and Mrs.-
I,rw.in moved'; there from the•
SBoundary: West " •:,twenty; -eight:
years ago and d 'contoured•
. , live there until Emer
death • •six • years .•ago, Mrs.
Win naw• resides': in Clinton:
chener last'' eek, On Saturday
.bus loads left here' for , both'
the afternoon and evening per-
formances. :•
THAT Charles Scott, popular ru-
ral mail .courier on R.R. 2, Au- •
(burn, had the "distinction" sof,
being . •the first patient * admi:t-
ted to the. new 20 -bed -$325,000
addition to :Clinton. Public Hos-
pital,
T&IKI Mrs. Wilson " Irwin ..of
' Lucknow observed- her 91st:
,birthday on: Tuesday inn Wing-
tarnhospital•, where she , has
'been . a 'patient ,for • • the, past.
'coupleof • weeks ..'
THAT 'stoma • squalls and cold
:weather continue -to vie With
Old Sul .for ..Marc -h ----weather.
supremacy,: and so . far King.
Winter still has rhe' edge. Ev
;eryr• March wind • that blows
,causes '. "sifting in" ,over . the
snow banks. This 'condition was
very bad on Wednesday of last.
week, ' and • more • thaii one
Luoknoyv 'motorist 'eras strand=
ed or' found overnight lodging
-,at a.'premiUwm andwere forced After a long illness o More '.
to continue their journey; This than 31/2 years, death came to
''was -the experience of Mr arid- Ma •Irwin 'of"Lticknow at
Mrs. William Wherry.' A. curb - Y
y, Walkerton ,hospital on:Thursday,
ing •foursome, Jack MrK.enzie, Omar Brooks, .M...H. Corrin and Mraroh. 7th. She wFas • 64 r
day 'and +•runs thru. March. 30th;,
;A. 'ital. page' a ;bargains are
listed on, page 8:
THAT; Ted Collyer; son. of ;Mr
and Mrs. .Stuart .:Collyer, has
. been::transferred. to the .A.1401021-
Heights
AirmourHe4'ghts branch of.. the Bank of.
Montreal on Avenue :Road, To-
ronto; +from , the' Browns . •Line
Branch' In !his new position,.
Ted is 'second' officer:. •
THAT. I ucknow Sgwrts ::cornfpet
ed in the '.'5th annual squirt
+hockeYd etournament at Mount.
Forest at ;the' weekend`, They'/
w'on their • first. round , game
over; Ohesley by' 2-1 'Score,
• abut hi the •:second . round +vvere
outclassed. by • the; •Exeter team
which
chalked.'.Up a. 16-:0
More. -ice . tithe: 'would help,: :
and• to. get: • it . the, kids are'.
'planning . sortie early morning ;
workouts g
startini at 7:00 ,a.m •
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MRS.' MAY IRWIN. PASS"ES.'
AFTER ' LONG . ILLNESS
Blake Alton had.: to leave their . :The funeral service was field
• by at the ,MacKenzie .' Memorial
car: m ListoVvel and. return .
train that night. Chapel on Monday, March :• 11't11.
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W alkerto•n.
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Annual ' Spring 4-H 'Clubs so Sale . Pi�wi� l;
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1 be •organized.in. the first two . • ••
or three weeks of April,L■
ast. Year : u `
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approximately . •4+80 rural " youth 39ti
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took part .in the Bruce County .. rice.49.x, 59c' single roll on s•. ..
4=H progra•rn, 4-H • is organized ■
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A•gricui�tural oeieties •. and,. fie• .a.. ...ALSO NOW PERMANENTLill
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Ontario. Department of Agricul- •
tore.. Ik is carried out ., u; .' : ■
by local ■ �IIf1�1fV. �/+AMAfMv' °r
awedfflue Diailion.d. e..... ■
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4-H leaders, assisted tby. . George ■..
Gear, Agricultural Representa- ■.
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five and John McTaggart; Assist= ■ •'
"ant Agrtcultural Representative.. ■ • � �quart• $6.95S.galionClub members, muss �be' 12' :�e
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years of age or over on Januar. ..� • , • . ,. ' • - "
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their 21st. birthday on:Deceinrber '
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WALLPAPER
Interested youth should contact ■
DECO `ATING. ,SUPPLIES -...
Lueknb+w. NT �. ..a
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leaders or• the Depart -i Phbe 52$03.4$4.
the local ■
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