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$eIIs Ashfield
ownshipFarm
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• .13atry origt bas sod hi
.50 aere,fa`rm, on the 12th conces-
sion of Aihfield to.,Ken Taylor,
eiripioyye of the Combined
insorance (tornpany. •
possession was obtained in Mid
August and Mr and Mrs. McDon-
• agh and' faniily are temporarily
residing at their cottage at Point
' Clack. • . •
Mr. and • Mrs. •Taylor are frorn
London and have a family of four
giris of public „school age.
• The farm haS'been in the Mc:-
Dorragh family for over 100 years
and was originally taken up by
• Barry' s great grandfather.. •
Barry is associated with his
father in the instirance,business
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• WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1411. Mt •
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WO* COPY 15O 20 POOP •
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WilliomDickieTetIs Of Experiences At
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roop Evac •
uate Campsite After_
Two Do
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f Ram .and 0 Inches. of Water
g Hoist Real Estate „• al Affafrs, who approved the,bud-
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.A special. meeting �fWes
Wawanosh Township council was
held on Tuesday, , AlJgdSt to
further discuss the 1971 Budget for
the township and to establish a.
mill rate for 1971 taxatio.n.: •
Don Brown, new manager at
,..the Au !Dian branch of Canadian
Imperial Bank of Commerce.at-:,
tended the•meeting, met Council •
members. and the financial affairs
of the Township were discussed
briefly,
' rfhe clerk. and Treasurer:re-
ported to Council regarding the
1970 .Financial Report, and a•tel-
ephone conversation held with'D.
J. Date of Financial Ivlanagement_
or Services,,,,Department of Municip-
On.motion of CouncillOrs Aitchr
son add Hickey , By -Law # 14,
1971 was given third,reading and.
finally passed., ' ••
• This by-law sets .the 1971 mill.
rates for taxation at: County -
• 18.43; Township - 15,3,5 and
18. 78, Huron County School Ara*
# 2 -.4.,2%• aPd 4.74; Colborne
S.A. - 12:66 and 14.07; Morris -
East Wawanosh S A 8..54; Kin -
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rn,FireiDu
Nincent-Austin, Davi
elbergueBary
• .Tliree•disastrouS fires levelled
as many districtbarns during the.
• Sentinel,holiday period.
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•• The first blaze was at...the farm.
• of. Mr. and. Nirs.. Vincent Austin, they were. able to achieve
rDungannop., Tte Austin
Obildreuwere• unloading grain at
the barn -when flames were
ob-
ered the building. • •
Call 'renders For
New Liquor
Store In Lucknow
Tenders are being called in this•.
' . issue for the construction' of a new.
110111----liquor-st-or-e-in-L-uk-now-w-fth•-tend-7-
- •ers, due September 8th. •
11Ficheran
Mrs. Austin surrinioned .the •
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Lucknowvolunteer fire depart-,.
ment Who later called. out• the • . •
Goderich fire fighters but the best .
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was •ri•
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to save the other. buildings in1 the
vicinity of the barn.• I. : .,
• , BY W.ILLIAM. DICKIE
KINLOSS TOWNSHIP
1 returned Saturday . APgust 14
after many action filled days at
the World Boy Scout Jarribore
ih Japan.' At Vancouver we were
billetedat the University of Brit-
ish Columbia. There, we were
told what 'to expect Japan and
at the Jamboree. During °kir stay .
there ,• we tOured Vanceiuver and
watched. a. football game between
the 'BIC. 'Lions and the Saskatch-
ewan Rough Riders:
We .had a refueling stop at An,
chorage, Alaska , and had a,
chance to see ksmall,portionof
Alaska's landscape.. •
on arrival at Tokyo Airport , 1
felt quite a change in tempera-
ture to our clirnate. The .cana,d
ian •Contingent stayed at the
Olympic Memorial Youth Centre
built for the .1964 World Olympics.
After one day in Tokyo, we, went
m
.by bus to the Jamboree site. The
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"A Trek"Wallow Arena For Two
Days Attracted 50 People, Course Had
Participants Fro_nultiallYeari_Of Age
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rav-e-Iling--krtiSts-Tisitedickwr-Ities th LATCHklisow. This willbe On
Land was purchased some time now Friday and Saturday, ,:August display at Likkniiw Fall
40:5:froP SYnles.BC901C0 27 •and 28 'from 10 a.4.n. 'to .9 0.fri. September 17: and 18 as Will sev-
now and' the site for the neur.• eacbday•• ,.-•er-alother indvidual pieces dope ••,
in will be .on WillouighbyStreet,
adjacent to',Syrnei Bros:. COnstruc-
tidn:. •• • •
Plans and specifieations,are iv
4able' to contractors only at the
office'of the architect , Moffat.,
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The theme "Do your own thing"
took well with the fifty particl- Art Ttek, a project of the. drit•
pants and one piece of Art rneas-• ariO Department of EduCation
tiring over 0' in 1eiith will test Xouthand 'Recreation Branch, • ,
ifY to the 'public' the artistic abil- cnnsiiisof three teams of artists
• who have spent the sunrrieftravel- .
ling throughout *Ontario .in fully'
'equipped vans ,c0ridneting,casu,h1
artistic workshoPs. in two day:ses-
SiOns in each centre visited •
One of the...va.ns with artists.
Harold, Norrington and Roberto • •
Carbone ConduCted the workshops .
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•at the school:. • •
Plans and specifications will.
also be on display at the builders'
exchange in Toronto. . • •
Announce Area.
Real Estate Sales
rf• - (101. PS.:TP" PfXhOSIIIIr-ge iviondy0o have' been cornpleted by Warren '
.The•foltowing real estate sales
t Flower Show; 141 Entries Shown Fractured Leg
. lhe, August metting.of the.
LtiCknow and 'District: Horticul
ocretyWai the Annual Summer,
'flower Show,"I1eld on Monday
afternoon and evening AUgusf.,16.th-
in the Legion Hall. The show. '
committee .consisting of:14s.
.• Gardon Kirkland; Mits'Liella fin'
layson and Mr.: Robt. fisher were.
assisted by Mrs,. Walter Rexter.
and Miss Elizabeth Robinson in set.
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looking after entry forins and
cords
Mrs. Walter:,-Fa-rieltofiqley•
lilies,• flbral arra,ngernents And
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con4ino..s.,2potied-pia,hts.--;,..b.e. • Uonal•• ayrew1F
ias:and:vegetables.,•
Mrs, Jean Burke provided record
ed musicduring the showing. At
the conclusion of the show, the
President , Mrs. Ross Cumming
thanked.' all who participated in
any. why to make the Show the . •
success it was. She also presented
the-a-wards-and-trophiv,
Beatty trophy and .the.T Eaton!
Co award were won by Mrs. Ford
Cunningham: With '51 paints
Re
Simpson a wa rd -and also the d
Rose ,Tea Trophy were won by Mrs.
Alex' AncifeW with 39 points. The '
bion -Reid awards Were
won..by Ada Webster, Robt. Fisher'
Mrs. Jas. McNaughton a
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and !vbs. Ewan MacLean ofLoch-
alsb Judged the eXhibits. there'.
were 16 •e i iter -s -and 141 -entries:
in.the show The the exhibits-includt.
ed choice spe.einieni Of
• ntaialt*teses,,dahliasWilfred •Drennan, phlox and . . •
resides on the 2nd of Kininis west ,
suffered a.:badly:fractUred.left,leg
on Monday of-last.week, August
'He was loading feed at Treleav
en's Lucknow Feed Mill when the
steel cart he was. wheeling threat-
enedto go Out, of cOntrol.
In an attempt w save the feed
incrthe,cart • Donald fell oft the
loading dock onto the diannre •
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Spreader he was Using to transsPOrt
tire feed and fradttireirt,
the knee.
, .He was treated at Wingharn
Hospitaand-thenret-ur-ned-ho
for a few days until Saturday
when he Was admitted to St. JOs.r •
eph"-S--HoSpi-tal-itr-tondOrr2-Surgery
was performed on the leg on
J\40nday of this week. , •
It is expected that.Donald' will
be completely off the.leg for ;
tw6 or three months and will have
-t-O-d-clettruLt, ts'- to get
arQund,.
orris Reid, Pine
River Farmer, Is •
KiIIeJ1nFtirmMtichineryAcciIent1
14kig Resident of Huron Township
:E.un..af.srics were •held A,the eleVa tor Was being. trrov•
day, August:16th dt, he Mao
an-McCreath_lutt44ioth"
kpley Tor the late MOWS Rid,
7-year-Od -Pine River farrnei
who died after being injured ir-1
fnn.accident.
Mt.. Reid, Who °wets the first •
'farm son.th 'of Vine River On the
west side of highWhy 21, was Mov
ing his bale elevator about three
Oelook Friday' aftethodii, August .,
13, Helping him with, the ChOrd,
W55 ht wife Marjorie. .;
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led it appeared to bounce causing
co apse an
alloWing theeleVator to crash
tO the grOund. Mr. Reid shouted
warning his wife who wat able
to move out of the wy,
ststining.onlY a cut on her attn.
Acorn the ' falling machine, Mt
Reid .howeVet , Was pinned be-
eatIT the elevatr.—
••Neighbeitrig ruSifed to the scene
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• Ziniv,•agent kir Wilfred l*Intee.
and Co. • , •
• The.l00 acre farm Of George
-Sm-ith-fforrnerly-blOyd7eline
to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Metzger of
Wallenstein: They have 4 child-
ren attending NorthAshfield Pub-
lic School., • s.'
. The house of Mrs. Edna Con -
gram, Inglis Si. 1.41Claiw to Mr.
and Mrs. Orley' Cooper, R. R. 5,
Lucknow.. • ; • '
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ReturFr
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erseas Holiday
Denver Dickietreturned home
the first of the week from a three
week holiday overseas. On the
continent he travelled through
France: Spain'and PortugaLancl •
in a rented Volltswagen he toured
England , Scotland and Wales.,
ucknow Home
• Died Suddenly
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operator, died suddenly on Fridy.
froth a heart attack. He was, in
his' 62nd year. Mrs, MacKays
death also' Occutted quite sudden-
ly just a' few -Months ago.
• 'Kenny had beenat wotk all day
Friday and had returned Friday
evening when he' tiyas stricken-. He
WAS dead' oh atrivalat'Xineardine
-loPitl., •
The ftirteral service Was &today!
wth bOrial in rtUpley Cemetery a
in ayson
recently sold their Ludknow home
to Mr a' and Mrs Herb Clark arid
&Ward Onbro.
Mt. Clark is with the Depart-
ment of Land&an
will now work out of the Witigharri
office wIlich is at preSent under
constructiOn.
, ajidJvira. CatkJav-e-a •
family of six:'‘. The eldest mem- •
Entries In
ber•Cathy is, beginning her second
year aSa rinrSe in tra thing at
Barrie ,lospital. TwO will attend'
the P.. .E, Madill Secondary :.
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WerShOW •
espitethundetstorrn Conditions
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al Society held A very successful
Flower Show on Friday, August
•71ti the Legion Hallfrom 3 -
There were a tora1
entries and the membrswere
very appreciative of the guests.
who braved the elements to see
the display of fioweri and arrange•
mentsa
Grade 12 and Stsati in Grade 9..
• The three yidungest Will attend
• LUcknow PitbliCSch�OIT, JiMthie
age 1in Grade 5, age g
in Oracle 4 and bougieage in
Grade
Mr. and Mrs: Finlayson, who
purehased the home on Rse,
Stteetff0m the George Stnith"
Estate sothe 25 years ago, have
been retiding Goderidh fr..
't dptt ttici years.
theihOw was judged by Burke
McNeill Of the Dep,artrient of •
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•Agriculture and Food from Mil
toria • He opened the show and
gave a feW COmrperitS Ibti the
• The 'Eaton Trophy fOr dtit=
ers was awarded to Mrs. Ewan
MacLean.with Mts. Jack Verhult.
as runnier
The Sittipson Prite Of stainless
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