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• Miss; Dorothy Douglas . is • en=
route this .week b plane
noxa, wherg • she ;will resume. her
• ' teaching diti ,at the G• " '
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School in Tamsui •as well , as
.• ether duties., jnission duties.
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ss, Douglas � has,'
Mbeen .at .her
• 'home here since the
spring for
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a ; complete rest,, and has ,been,
7 anxious ' to. return to her work
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and to• the Formosan people with..
whom' She• has become devotedly
attached. She • teaches English and
the Bible: to girls of high school
age. • •
Miss. Douglas has'•served in the
Presbyterian: Foreign • M i s s i
• Field for some 27 years, chiefly
'in Formosa, but fora time . also
,in: British, Guiana • • •
Miss ''Douglas' return '•trip was
by •Plane ;across the, 'top.• of the,
world". She. spent. the ".week -end'
inWoodstock• at . The .Marise.;with
• her brother, -Rev. George L.
Douglas and; Mrs. Douglas. On
Monday she left for' Detroit and
on: Tuesday noon was. scheduled
to leave by plane'from the Amer-.
ie • metropolis far",,Seattle. From
it ,..• th�. e: she continues her flight via
An• orage, Alaska, and Tokyo,
Japan, ore' continuing. to her
destination on the island of For-
"
rnosa..She . expected „to :arrive in -
the Far ,East on friday.-
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an InFORMER SL•ACIISMITH:
ging in , PASSED 'AWAY IN MCHIGAwN
Little., .
John•
Mrs, W. T. Roulston
,., Second
hip of:
- �_- cessi.
. �� on, Huron Township; _ re
ceived word on IVB ,clay of the
;, ` death • : of •. her -
�brti,r• Charles
S , .f MacKinn;ori,
ltSted away at
A. Bad -Axe, ..Mich:?;,' after a lengthy
' • illness.
Apple Mr. MacKinnon, . Who o' was 80
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n. con- yearsof: •age, was , born". ,on , the
Teeeds : • Second:. ,o f ' Kinloss • and black -
Scouts, • • smithed :in' Lucknow over fort•
y
ers of years .ao: He :sold. .his . shop :to
.n .•. M
r. ag
ti� hicl`a G �le � •
ld : Ostrander.
D eny- The. funeral .service and burial:
was at Bad -Axe on,, Wednesday.,
be ac Mrs. Roulston,, f orrner.ly ,Emr is
ent as. MacKinnon, is the last surviving
of visit member .'of .'the' farni1y '
DISA'PpOINTING • • ' •
AT -Aryan ARYw MAS >t1ERA•
R DE,.
A disappointingly small cro
attended :the' L- adi i .to,
es Auxiliary; tp
he ...Can.adiatn • Le 'tdn's annual
masquerade 'dente',
in ''the 'Carn-
egie Hall on Monday 'evening.
Despite the drop in •attendance
it was not centred. around the
costumed attendants. A large
number of . the 'crowd was . in
Masquerade, dress. .:Henderson's
orchestra played for dancing.
Whiners' of the various events
were: comic, lady,. :George'' Arid-.
erson; comic gent,; Mrs. Garden
Bailey; fanny 'lady, Mrs. ,Lloyd
Ashton; fancy gent, Mrs.. ':Ken
Moowibray;. 'original .lady; Gordon
+Bailey; original' gent, Mrs.: John,
England; • comic couple, Lloyd
Ashton a• ri d Mrs. 'H a w a r d
Cowan; door 'prize,' Bill Gibson;
spot :dance, Raymond. Laidlaw
and Phyllis Moore;' elimination
dance, Mrs. Ken :.Mowbray and
Howard Robb; • • '
Judges for • .the awards were.
Mrs • • Clark Finlayson, Mrs J`
McNab and'''Elmer . Unbact.'.
LOCAL JUDGING
AMPS ON TV
KNOW, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2nd, 1955
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Television viewers .in `this dis
tract had: their ` , eyes on , .Soy
Jewel's' program .on CFPL,. Lon.'parThursdayforneckto byfocusedWednes-beefItallfunBarryleftHoweylintheWindowsinhon
LOCAL., 'LADY ° OBSERVED.
88th BIRTHDAY FRIDAY
Miss Jessie MacKay, a lifelong
and ,beloved' resident' of this cora
munity, observed' her .8.8th 'birth
day. on _Friday,..,an • -has •
d ,-been re-
ceivi:ng. the -conratulati
g ops': - and
best."wishes of a, host of 4friends
Miss, 1VIaoKay has . had a co 1
•uP e.
of ;;bouts with' sickness during' the.
past, year, but is . in.. improved,
health and on Friday was down
street for a car ride with her
sister Annie:
BORN,
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GREER'ham • Win
' - g Hospital
on Tuesday, November 1st,' ' to
Mr. and •Mrs : Clarence Greer, a
daughter, Donna 'Marie, a sister
for Bobby.
JOYNT:—:in•' Wirighain ; Hospital
on Thursday; October '27th, , to
'n rs :e. r e o
dgf'ghter, Katherine Ann.
MISS CARRICK'S SISTER
IS SERIOUSLY ILL
•
Miss Christina Carrick left
this week- for Virginia, Mince=
sota;, •'to visit : • with her ,sisters,
Mrs, Nina Boyd. and Mrs. E. YG`
Johnson. (Minnie)) . wh9 'five -to:
:
. ir
etherthere:. Mrs. 'Boyd ischit-
ical13-r 111, She has : been • in • poor
health, for. spine time ' and on
We
.dnesciay' of last: w�'ek
... c suffer;ed a. fractured ;hip which' has
caused her condition. to become
critical..
Mass Carrick . plans to remain
in Virginia • for, the winter.. '•
GETS PONY ON •BIRTHDAY.
John Cleland, 5 -year-old'sen of:
Dr. and Mrs. T. B. Cleland mark-
ed ,
e. '..
,his. 5th_ birthday' .-ori- Friday
and hadseveral little' friends at'
a !birthday : party to ': mark, the
occasion,. ' John . got a Shetland
pony as a -birthday g.L from
Dad and Mom.
, CAR DAMAGED:
Mr `aa d M •Georg Joynt, a _ �:
OIN HALLOWE'EN
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PICK=UP TRUCKS' I .
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ASHF
tELD' TRUCKS
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Frank :MacKenzie, general mer•-
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chant at Kingsbridge, is. in Wing -
ham Hospital with a ` possible
neck, . fracture as :; a result' of, a•
collision of.. two pick -hp trucks
on 'Saturday..
A numbness' in his right :arm
indi•cate's a nerve injury';` that
Would. ;'ibe associated with'. the •
fortowiththe,first• were caught -in the act had•
• The .4 -IH ..boys were accornpan .'Sween of,• Lucknow and• John Henderson's residence.•.Stop signs
ied• by: G, W. Montgomery, neuron Howard of Ashfield. Mr. Mac- at main 'street .intersections were
County . 'Agricultural Represent Kenzie was a , passenger .in the : uprooted, which'.is .a criminal:of
ative,." :, Tom .Todd, one: ,of•Howard• truck, Neither' „the..ferice•
and under: -the,Highways Act
theClub leaders. was interview- ,drivers .Was hurt:; • There' was .eneral ,
• 1 th,e general . sty eet
ed, along with' the local boys. The ' ;Innes .was proceeding, west on clutter••of moveable .ohje.cts"
,but
other Lucknow : Club • `1eadoz.. ajs. 'the .10th and John `Howard was, vandalism' was • at a minimum
George Kennedy. -turning
.. • we understand, onto the: ::'Provincial• ' an - ' local
•police
Mr. Montgomery outlined 10th to . proceed easterly. Consid- •kept u their t 1
ley. In _ g mery ou ine the p patrol duties until "di
•growth 'b1 d w
TWELVE PAGES
BANQUET .HELD
WAWANOSH.- F.'OF A
the annual meeting; and .ban- •
quet sof the West Wawanosh Fed-
eration_ Qf ::Agriculture. wa - hel -
at ' Whitechurrch Hall last: Wed-
nesday evening with: a large at-
tendance, and with 'the , White
chu'rch. W.I. catering for a deb." •
icious• fowl ,supper., •
Seated at the ;head table and
introduced by Allan Miller • were
John Hanna, M.P,F., G, W 1VIont-
goinery; Rev. Glen Eagle, Wilfred
Shortreed, president of the Huron
County :'.Federation of Agricul-
ture; Gordon Greig, Huron Coun-
ty fieldrnan; Harvey; Culbert,, re-
presenting West Wawanosh Chun_
cil; Wm, : Kinahan, prey:; Vrxn.
Caesar, secre'tary; .and directors
Cyril Boyle, Albert Taylor and .'
Allan :Miller. ,
President • Iinahan welcomed
the. gathering .and• G. W. Mornt-
gomery, agricultural' reeresenta-
tine, introduced the guest speak-
er,- Rev. Glen Eagle of'Clinton,
who spoke to a •most attentive
audience on, the subject: of "Com-,
rnun%sm • As: It Might Affect:Us' ,
and; his ' experierfces in' .this:' re-
gard in Western Canada.: Rev.
Eagle was '. thanked by Cyril
Boyle,
' The : program was interspersed
with the" ,following;.' iiuna'bers:.
songs: ,dby Charles. Hoffman .:of
Bluevale, ,with.accort�,pariianersf_b.r
Mrs,. Carl Johnston; readings by
i1Ji s. Gor�don''Greig
The . 'president called, on. Mr.
Hanna, . Mr' :Shortreed; Mr. Cul-
bert
ul
bert�and.•.Roger ;Swans•:of C.KNX,
who each spoke- briefly: He -also
expressed thanks: to. all 'taking"
part and: Albert .Taylor express-
ed appreciation f r 'th delicious'
banque't, • •
Greg cmr,tu'cted .the °lee
tion of:' officer's' when the 1955
'executive was' ' returned with
some added members, .as follows: •
"Pres.; Wrp. Kinahan; vice pres.,
Frank •McQui•llin sec.. - :treas.,
Willranl' Caesar; drectors,:. Fred
1VIcQuillin, Alkert. Taylor, :Allan :•
1Vliller. Cyril Boyle;' Lloyd Craig,
Wm. Good, George Erring', on,
George'•;' Hallam.. Elroy Laidlaw, ''
Wrn, ' Wiggins Cream Producers •
'director, Harold :Gaunt hog, pro-'
ing ,iri• CALF CLUB .MEMBERS. '
h of 4-H Clubs in Tlriron era e, image as done to both 'about 4.'00. a m:,..when the:�Jillzge awns,. Wr-Good beef produc=es
rucks Provincial 1 f
co
in. 9 1: u s an 188 m mb Goderieh.• investigated. •
1 5 to:80 eaubs. and`531 men
rom . 1 b • d e ers
police, cci became •deserted. •
eaglCubs Directors' .of the Luucknow Ag , a
on Mc- ricultural 'Society met 'on Thurs c
Tton - qday rri ht_ -rete _
g t-o�-reverw--the=�Ynanci=al � •
ers in 1955. He expressed his ,
ppreciatien: ,.of : the efforts and
on
o-operatiof Club leaders who
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have -b
"een -"an ilriportant • factor
n this.�growt:11: '
Bairy :and ,David •outlined the . ,
week-long program ' that • lies
head for' them . during• the Royal
Vinter Fah, • and --Elie --Dornini-oi •- :--
ompetition in which they ,will,
om.pete with beef judging teams I :
roar the other prow hnces in the !
Dorninion•r . ,
•Questioned as, to'. their.t/
'arribi
s Gary ;` :,• picture.:of a 'very' successful `fair.:
er and , •.While `receipts were up',. expendi-
tures :kept pace in making it one
,v401, ,, •
of the best fairs . in years. a
The Society, will about break
•••••:"-- evez> fine -he -fatly, with p r• i z e
moon g paid in full. • ' c
Plans ¢ were made to s hold a' ` f
banquet to honor members of the
_ Lucknow 4-H' Beef 'Calf Club:
i
I. -ROUSE" :FAMILY
ers, 'Thomas Webster.; -poultry
producers, Lloyd .Craig.
ions avid said he rvoiild like
GOING' TO,FRANCE
Sgt: • and Mrs. Sydney s Rouse,
and family • will leave for France"
1. • b fe e- h'e-year's id • r y ,
• will do a .three y:ear ' Stint N,vith
the R.C.A,F."
It is• expected they will leave
' about the middle of . Decemtiber, If
unless .`housing,. acco:modation t,l
Frances upsets • therr plafas.:, f � .'
,Svd was originally a 'member 01
'of the 11:A.F. "aind came to 'C'an- iI,
.: acla clliring world ,Tar° TI, under hr
' the
Commonwealth Air Training pt
p1'an He was' • stationed at ;Port 'sa
z • A
o take : a two ,year., ,agricultural
• course. At:. t}ie present • time the 1-
l7=yeaP-old • youth is the 'light
hand ino'n on the ,home far ni, a,s
Dad leas not in'en .enjoying good
1 e t,: •..,.
is atteridan.g Wirl.itr
1:kiln Distr it'1 lligh School, �ti druldl,
•
1;k,e: to go to Q;uet'n's Urnivdi it�: '
1\1I ;Jcs�; cel! rr�fd r i d'.d to II) c" nn1mc'`;: :
ocr�cl'' alid 1 ltnorw as .being syn-
iyinous''wit.i A3,gu: c -able, tin'd I • •
}J Ci ti ,orlgtririri' Toni i('r�liC�tl t1, Lt,E ;
father .11.arl, st'aatedl into tlit''
1h rt "
' tlirOor't:._ hen' be..-.2liria-r
Eva''ly�n `Whitby of Lucknow Sy
r rd 11 d 2, Tom , II.•
i o il:� hack about 1 l l erre 1
id thf•: 'was, Oil; li►•,['. ini(4 then -
in. 4' (:Jt! had c �,' • liar a..
d ,provincial hnrsipion:shire team ,
11 r Mortitgelmo r;y pointed 'out,'
that 1Glr. •il'or cl• had been ';fi• chili i,
leader xferr yAt`n ;i'Y'fa'2's,':`'iii1'7<l "tifh_t L______ }
his daughter Arin head'. been . in •
Club w°i•lt an equal number qt.!.'' `•., ; ° , x ' , ,, _...
years an'd had tier n the Count '' Shown' here •are two of` eight ley M. •Rob
yg , obinsorr; ti -n1# beer .cif ilz'.
show a shiaward` (a (,soup le;,c,r 1lskrinbhs..vrho there recently, fla
m n . p p, ti , .. ...w ..., �".. a.iri•d....,.Mt�s.,•:or�tai�•d. n�,r�
time,5. '„It's fellow;;, •like °Torre who frail Labrador to >i aimilton • for town, Shirley. is a nu'Ws3z ” s . ' Y .
.n �. g a5tei
keep the •l. -.H; pr.ui rant . icing"', ti:eatrnent at, th'e Mountarh San- at •toose BAY �it,h . the RCAF.
,,
the• �lg';ici1.lf.ura:l llep`rcscntati�re. atorium,., and, �vho w_�e accorn. ..The Eskimos Were rltio:i'l,y from
ivied on tile. fli ht l F'O
�aS,ii,�..bin...su,.:.;M_q:::,a •.ri-.a� -:��W ;r. ' •.::. a�......;,a:.. �..w.,c.-s = .•:. m,• -::4._•i. `wtcr.,1, y. tiSrx d;,i4� .dx . •:i d'l'<r
was hosted back
overseas during
" the war, :but returned to; Canada
_ -' \ . .after hostilities had. Cea.se.d, ad,
:late p the Royal.Canadian
Air, Force, He was stationed 'at
r \ •• .8entraliw for, a'tiine,, but fc)rthe'
• ...,,..past few, ye ,
\,y, ars.has-baert,..a.t, Camp
, • �, l Orden Where
e s. ere the'.:family°: resiti:j
i • rc,,...�.d. Mr, and. .
Mrs,
-'use have four
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• children;: Judy Syd, Dari? : and
• Joan,
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LOCAL NURSE ACCOM?A
NIED'� ESKIMOS.FROM , LABRADOR_
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',tai • bting taken.
r..,..t4'i,,,,,,:llltl.-.,•s,,. . 'L•'i�t, .tl't'
-Sart, it was the ' first tirrie' they .
had iN.ver'seen''or. ridden in a par.
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