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�yESPAX.�. OCTOBER 6th, 1971.
THE, L41ICKN
SENTINEL,
LUCIKNOW'f ONT.
Ip,
PAGE TWENT,
THREE
first Hear Transplant .1.4."01.1'.Fair
Town .ani! .Conn try . Club, Tale C
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5 NCE 1.888
Manager
.ingston_.
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MacKENZIE F.UNaa
CONTINUED .FROM P.AGE.1:
oo toar too oyer ,e a a min
ration and Mrs.,Robert.(Isobel).
c1enzie was their secretary.
s there wereonly a' .few ,boys a't.
at.tinie availing themselves o£
-is .money , it soon accumulated.
man and Mrs:. MacKenzie•as sec-
retary,: Members of.. this commit-
tee were Charles Webster, Virden.
ow-•ra-y;~-raar• cottill n: aid—,�
In June of this ear. the .Pubic
Harvey Houston, They have
given many. hours of their. time
in looking after the details•;of. .
on, the,'•24th day .o.f June 1971 and
the outcome .of this is. as'follows.
"That••Mrs.'Isobel MacKenzie do
pais-the.accounts a iW ansfer any
property or securities of:the Alex
ander MacKenzie IEndoWment
.Fund to Victoria and GreyTrust
Company and that Victoria .and
• Grey Trust. Company. act as: a: :
9,
Trustee asked for an accounting
u. an a i ; .e turne.
'oyer to the' Public. Trustee. ,Elmer
•C of Exeter ,..board
so icitor, as Vie• t e Huron;County
Board of EdUcation :to takeover
;the administration of this`Fund
.arid the following•, nio:tion was .•
Made "Resplved that the ' Huron
County Board of Education do •
th-eeeby c.ousent_.to-its appoint ;''
ment as Trustee of th.e Alexander
MacKenzie Education Endowment
Fund provided'under :the Will of
the late 'Alexander MacKenzie,
'and. d9th .authorize the 'execution.''
of a Consent by the Chairman. of
Thais Boaid and doth .further author;
ize. its solicitor 'to 'Make applica -
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'tion to the'Caurt to have•the
funds.in the above'iimentioned•
trust transferred to it as:Tru.stee:-
fi rr wrth--after a. C outt,audiLe:t-i.c,re
of.
I3ell they read the motion.
in the Supreme CoUrfiof.Ontario •
g. Mai
e�s�,ater'has.
1y1lver the
cstiater,�thch
t4: •Ith of ,Cul�'
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I llra:�: Dick
,,;�n•auto-'
.rrying
into '.
Gond
4, ati
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8.2026
hi April April 19.64., under the •Secur-
Conunission Ac.t, :the
2'[)[ O. or;. capital fund ',could •
lon.gei:be'accurnulated: and
serest on the. capital fund -(less
ministrrative expenses).had.to be
1 given out 'in .one year as ,bur--
res and loaris to boy request
g assistance. These loans were
terest free -bat a fa.ther-ui .guard --
n of aboy had to co-sign the
te.
At the' prescht.tiwe 'there:is.
er 24,60'O'outstandingd; Box'
wers are repaying, their loans
rid cheques are deposited to the
l'exander MacKenzie Fund in the
nkof:.Montreal•, 'Lucknow..
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In 1965, 'when. Luc'know High
hop'. stridents, were transferred
Ningham , .at ad hoc .commit-•
e was fornred froil. the 1-luron
rice iligh. 'School' : l3oa.rd with
illram
G. Hunter as its Chair -
trustee
or, t, e run
In• a letter
Huron County-Board.of Educatiori..,
Mr'. Bell.stated the following'"It.
s'my•opinion that Whiie a. trust
company was•proper for ,adminis-
tr.ative .detail, ultirriate respon-
sibility for policy should lie with' .
a Board of Education. However,
while the Bru•ce'. County. Board. of
:Educat Rn tdid_n i _watit-;to act,
it opposed,the appointment of the
Huron . Board . :It appears that no
audit of the accounts• can take,
place until September or' October
so that in that. time no action'of
anykind'. will take placein
connection .with the Fund."
GSW
In the meantime' there is no.
definite word when local boys
may.receive financial assistance'
.from this fund .or if the bursaries '-
•
, is year.
BE-pRf-PAREP•`FOEt"CH"ltLY NTGGHTS- .
TWIN SIZE:S4 x 80
$1:48` euc-h
MORE VOTERS
'COTINUED FROM PAa'E 1:.'
ing succeeding William McCool
,of Winghafn .who'had carried out
these: duties forseveral elections.
Mr. McCutch:eonas an'o ice
in the Curling ;Rink 'in Wingham
• for the duration of the: election..
Municipalities in theitnnied
iate area- have the 'following, nurn-
•be•r--of e11-4bTe-4oters-on--the
with
--
with the figures for 1967, in brack•-
ets: Lucknow .774 (63); Kinloss
47'?5: moo); lliri arrT W p . 9141156X—
West
1 "(-750-)West Wawanosh 752 (65); 'Ash-
2 t , 2
or only $19.8
0. 0
plus. PS Tax)
with CO -.OP Savings''Certificate)
• Saucepan', Set contains
3 coveredsaucepans (32 oz., 48 oz. and 5,6 oz.. sizes);
detachable handle and serving.•cradle.
'Come in And see this fabulous Corning.`1Vare
.Saucepan'.Set:soon.and get the whole story on
using' CO-OP Fuel. Oil, Service' or fill in this •
savings certificate and mail it in
• do the rest
`,�'Vand;only after. 2nd Fill. '
SATIN BOUND BLANKETS 72: x 84•
Viscose and 'Wool $6.19
NEW ARRIVALS OF i;
FLANNELETTE SPECCAL
BY YARD •This' Week
Bright and_ Cheer -Prints-an
Plain
79c yd
INDIAN STYLE,,
RUGS $5.49:
LADI ' ?'►''_ 40'
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Special Corning Ware introductory
Offer'fron, CD -OP..'
Please accept my order for a .Corni'ng
Ware Saucepan Set, which is valued
at $1`9.88. I understand that I' must
pay' only $9;.88 (plus P.S.t.)•if
'agree o use = Fuei--0 it for
at least. one year. This
introductory offer: becomes valid
TeesWater G`>2 ( 63)Culross 9S6,
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(8.58>
1Vhil.the lar test increases are
act`iUu"t�zt t(5'�t1ie n�w�l�.ta2i_.._::.�=
year old voters , some of the
growth is directed towards cgni
munities' which have seen 'ati in=
ereale in resid'ent's because cif the
0ui fas por.nt..p ctioct The,nur>>
bet of eligible.voters in. Kincar
dine is up.about 500. A surpris-
irg fact is that a poll set up for
the camp ar"ea•at Douglas Point
has.produced Only 15 eligible.
voters,. The majority of workers
there ate peri anent resident
el'sewh.ete•, commuting on week:
nd's Arid do not fill the
reetuir mints. for .vatin in the
riding according to the returning
officer, •
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