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1 nAY, -AUG. 24th2; . ,1900
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150 ACRE FARM `_ _.." .adjoining St,Helens. Mostly all,
workable. Solid brick house,, Can 'be bought' on good
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NUMBER OF •FARMS near Lucknow.
. dome on high..
way,, 'Mese : are all good 'farms; •well located and can
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ACRES adjoining Lucknow; Good house ' and barn...
Town water and hydro. Can, be bought 'with lo:w•'down,
payment.•
BRICK APARTMENT BLOCK ;on Main .Street, •Luck
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JOHN HALL, SALESMAN,
Lucknow
' HAD• ROUGH TIME ,
•.:
ON.: F;ISw. I,NG TRIP
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Mr. and Mrs. :George Colwell
of Dawson Creek, BC.; and for-
merly.:of Kinloss where stranded
.Y, for five ' days 'in ;theNorthern'
• wilds, while on ' a fishing trip
an experience they . would, not
wish • to repeat..
They were with four :others;
Doug, -Ratan and hit son and
Ervin Goodrich • 'and ' his son.
-'They made the trip up the Mur..
:ray River in: . Goodrich's•. 30 -foot
.•
boat,, powered . by a 35 ' H,P . out-•
::board'motor. They ran into. trou '•
ble When they struck -•:a :rock
which wrecked' the motor.
• A search
was made for
trfierri'
by plane, & successfully' located
them, ,but .couldn't . land.: The
party's spirits were high know;
ing .,that their plight was :' known
• and although'provisions, ran out,
.:they had" plenty, of • trout- to keep
them from "'going ' hungry.
Atried boat which c-.
to reach,
them with another motor,l''suf-:
feral.nnotor�• damage , also, and
• ha: t , FF ,:
tad o use .•the a r r.
me gene' .moto.
to get back :oto base:
.The Colwell \party drifted
down stream •when conditions
Permitted: and finally. polled:
•down the river •to end their floe-.
day hair -raiser. They • had used.
their bread supply to plug cracks
in the bottom of. the boat which
was also damaged on a' rock •. ,..
.: •ltuth Coiwelt`,had quite a sun-.
'burn from the exposure, but the•
'Hien with a five-day grgwth of;
'whiskers ' had •some protection to
their faces
;. , Aerialt':photos were tak ,fi by
• the',"rescue'' plane„'"and showed.
•• one rock:: ledge along the river,
where the sextette spent "one
B,RU.E., RURAL' TRIG.
FLY .T
, _ • O EUROPE. �.•
Mr.-Williarn Oswald, fieldman,
for the Bruee County Federation.
of •Agriculture'::arid .Messrs. Herb
•Arkell : and Cormack •Armstrong.
of Teeswater district, will rep'e-
sent' Bruce County in the coming
Farmers' :Tour of • Russia.
The. party will leave the Inter
national,,.Air.• Port '.'at New York
City by `jet plane on Monday,,
• August. ,29th, and ! will arrive at
Copenhagen;1 Denmark, `' the. 'fol=
;lowin'g morning ..After.•several
days 'spent in Denmark ,•and'
Sweden the Canadians wilt :go•
by air on , Friday, .,September :2nd
to., Moscow:'in':.Russia... The . period
from September 2nd to ; Septem-
her 13th, .will be spent: behind
the iron curtain, visiting various,
places of 'importance' to: agricul
ture and of tourist 'interest.
The agrarians will. then 'fly to
London, England, where ' an,
itinerary of -'bus tours' arid sight-
seeinghas..leern arranged,' in-
cluding' visits .'to • Piccadily Cir
cut, ,Houses of Parliament, Tra-
falgar . Square and other .histori-
cal spots, : as , well as a trip
through the ' scenic. portions , of
Dorset, Somerset and -Cheshire..
Prior . to returning : they will,
also visit Scotland, spending a
full day in Edinburgh ,and .also
make 'a motor 'trip: to Aberdeen
to visit the Angus Cattle Society,
and a farm: specializing in
"-Brack. Face 'of • ,Scotland"• sheep.
The:' party will leave Glasgow
for the cross -Atlantic flight 'on
Monday, .Septexnber '19th, landing.
at New York : at 9:30. the follow-
ing 'morning.
night. ••
CANCER *CAMPAIGN
S OVER , THE TOP
'Huron countyhas met its fin-
ancial obligation toward the na-
tion-wide fight against cancer
for . 1960, it was revealed by R.
E. Pooley, Exeter, chairman of
the' annual campaign for funds.
Mr, Pooley revealed Huron ci-
tizens contributed a total of
$15,555 this year, .representin
104 per cent of the .county's ob-
jective of $15,000..' • •
Mr. Pooley also expressed' ap-
preciation toward ,the hundreds
of volunteer workers • who as-
sisted in the campaign. '
In addition to the ,. campaign•,
contributions, another $1 ,435 has
been donated 'to cancer work
through -out the county. :
Mrs. A. M. Harper, • Goderich,
the Unit treasurer, reveals a to-
tal of $16.,989 has 'been • forward-
ed ..to, Ontario division.. .of the,.
Canadian . Cancer Society, '' re-
presenting the county',s total
contribution toward research, •
service • and ; educational : pro.
grams across Canada in 1960.
A portion of this amount has
been refunded to ; the unit, for
use • in its work' .among'. cancer
patients in the county., The unit
provides. ` transportation, nursing
services; pain -relieving drugs &�
other essential services' to pati=•:
slues
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citizens.' ' ' ;
Wingham, Blyth lead
• Ofthe five districts iii .the
county; Wingham, and •Blyth . led
In surpassing: their objectives:.
Wingham :raised, 156: • percent . of
its quota, followed closely by'
Blyth with 152 'percent.:.. e
Others in • order, were:' Sea -
forth,: 121 percent;. Exeter,' 108
percent;n ' Goderich 99 •percent;
Clinton, 40 .percent.' •
• The:. results, .tome showing the
breakdown by rriunicipalties
within :the distract ' are hi part as
follows: .• • • are
Goderich. (Quota• .$4,000)
Ashfield. , Township • 499,54
Colborne 'Township. • 448.66
West ; Wawariosh Twp. ' 133.15,
Goderich 'Township 378.60
Goderich Town 2,513.28
Campaign Total.. • • 599.25
In' memoriam . cards 599.25
Total • ,....• .., ... '4,572.48
'Blyth :(Quota ' $500)
(Includes parts ' of •,•
ullet,. Mor-
ris 'and West' Wawanosh )
Campaign ', 76220
In ,memoriam 'cards :;42.00
Total • 804.20'
Wingham :(Quota $2,000) -
(.Includes Turnberry, How,ick,
parts of .Morris and' West Wawa
nosh 'Townships, Lucknow, and
Teeswater)
Campaign. ' 3,127.74,
in. memoriam cards ..:.. '42:00
Total. = 3,169.74.
County Totals (Quota $15,000), .•.
Campaign .-. 15,555.24
(Includes . County Council Grant
' of $500.00.)
In ' memoriam cards ... -1,433.80
Total: 161989.04
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Ontario -Quebec;; • territory . aver-
age more than 20,950,000 a day.
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- Mr. • and M.S. Alex Smith and
daughter, ' Sylvia„ •:Owen 'Sound,
were week -end' visitors, with. Mr.
and 'Mrs:' Robert Irvin . and Bet-
ty. Mr. Smith, a Public School
Inspector was a, 'former school.•
principal ..'here 'ten . years sago, .
Mrs. • K. E. ' Wood; Laura .:.Lee
and Dale :'.of . `London were visit-
ors 'last ` week with her. •aunt,
Mrs.: Cecil, : Culbert: Little Tom-
my Williamson, London- is.a vis
itor ' Gussie and Jimmy Culbert
have , returned from, holidays
with . relatives in London.
'Mrs:: T. C.' -Anderson was
hostess' at ,her home for the Au-
gust. meeting of the .. United
Church . • Woman's• • Association,'
with 'Mrs, •'Clifford Crozier;•. the
president in • the' chair. • Mrs. M.
Reed. was in charge of .the 'de-
votiorial period and Mrs. Robert
•Bere •.read the 'scripture' and led
in ',prayer. 'Mrs. K. K. Dawson &
Mrs. T. C. Anderson, were ap-
pointed, a visiting' committee: for
September and .October: It was
decided to: have the' kitchen fin-
ished before the 'next- meeting
Mrs. Frank ' Pentland took the
,'topic, • "Salt of : the Earth" and
Mrs Raymond Finnigan ' -,gave+ a
reading, The lunch committee •
included • ' Mrs. Arthur Elliott,
Mrs :Ivan -• Rivett and Mrs. ,.
Lorne • Hasty..
Mrs.: 'Arthur Stewart - presided
at the W.M.S. of Erskine Presby-
terian Church On Friday, August
18th. The: Glad: Tidings Prayer.
was `taken by` Miss E. McMillian '
and • ":the :Devotional. by 'Miss •
Mary Murray. The Study Book
was taken by Mrs. ' H'igh Bennett
on 'Social Conditions' of the Con-
Mrs: William Stewart ons. the
Glad , Tidings • • Review'' 'read,' an
Indian's opinion 'on his Social
!Class. . Mrs. • A. Stewart . display-
ed ; two, lovely .gifts for Uosprtal
and garments. to .be sent :,to mis-
sions. Mrs. `A. • Stewart closed
with .prayer.•
:
Dr. • R. 13.. Palmer, who ' was -
formerly in artnership with
�p .•
•Dr. Bern Corrin of Wingham, is
moving with his family • • from
Hazelton, B.C., to 'Queen Char- '
lotte Islands where .he will join
the' staff of the' United :Church.
Mission ; Hospital
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