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Vehicles Collide
At Porter's. Hill
and Port Albert
"o xidents, one sear Fort
.mer t and the other atPorter's
, W investigted by Pro -
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IRREGULARITY
RELIEVED THIS
EAR WAY
u biliousness or constipation
you of your pepe. try Dr.
Moue's Indian boot P lla. They
help give easy relief by promoting
egu a ity. Try them --- get relief
with Dr, Morse's Indian Root
?gip At all druggists. ca -es
vinebaa Police last °eei nd..
Uere twas about $500 'damage
laa .1'0 'end collision of tarp • e x ,
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on t lgway 21, aout&a of Dart
Albert, at 7.45 P.m. aln Oaturday,
ktoliee said a ear driven by Darwin
Challenger, a Goderich, Was anal.
ing a Heft turn off the highway
when the 'collision occurred. The
ear behind was driven •bY Wi)lliaata
Richardson, of RJR. 3, Goderich.
There was extensive • .damage
when a car and trek eolilded at
the cut line and 'orter's dill on
,Sunday at 2 para. The ear driver,
Ronald Falconer, 25, of R.R. 2,
Godei+ich, suffered minor abrasions
to the head and lower lip, said
police. The truck driver was
Stewart Cam t ell, 21, a tiro
road, Grodgr 'J ,.
There was eonsIderable damage
to the front ends of both vehicles.
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Did you know •that there are
more lakes- in the •CanadUan north-
land than in all the rest of the
world' put together?
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ecall When Lucknow
Had Split Personality
The story of r lWeknow, ";life l Marks Qf History
Sem Village," iwas told recently.
in The Tekgrara. Following are
some interesting excerpts from the
Situated in So 'lee a the
lakes," 14 miles from Lake uron,
Lucknow was at first not wholly
in Bruce ()aunty. The, dividing
lbeltnween Brace and 'Huron
counties ran down main street.
This resulted in torrid rivalry
between the two countie,s.
However, the majority of ' the
inhabitants and three-fifths, of the
area of Luck:now were.. in Bruce
County and 'the issue was settled
by a proclaanation 01 the, Lieuten-
ant Governor in 1874' in favor ott
Bruce.
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ATTENTION HURON COUNTY FARMERS
FARM BUSINESS MANAGEMENT SCHOOLS
FEBRUARY' 12th, -13th, 14th—COIVMUNrrY HALL, WROXETER.
—LEGION HALL, EXETER
FEBRUARY 19th, 20th, 21st --BASEMENT MEMORIAL HALL, BLYTH
—COMMUNITY CENTRE HALL, ZURICH
FEBRUARY 2eith, 27th, 28th—PARISH HAL. I., DUNGANNON
—ST. THOMAS ANGLICAN CHURCH
PARISH HALL SEAFORTH
The ibpleaguered British ,garrison
in 1857 was relieved by Swttish
With the 'Indian Mutiny fresh in
their minds, village founders am -
ed many streets after Inaian Army
To,clay Lueltnaw is still "The
Sepoy yillage," trent the Indian
troops who (fought with the British
in the Mutiny.
Hockey and baseball teanis in
the village have tradition:ally been
called Sepoys. The name has been
used by villagers and merehants
A 'flour mill on Nine Mile River,
which runs 'beneath the main
street, wae the ifirst business, in
A Caledonia Society and a pipe
band were organized in the 1870's
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At these meetings, factors bifecting farm business will be cliscuwd, learn how to pro-
perly analyze your own farm business. The value of keeping farm records and how to interpret
these results to the best advantage will be part of the program. Farm credit, prices, budget-
ing, etc., will be amongst the important topics on. the agenda.
The summarized cost of production figures for 1956 from the members of the North and
South Huron Farm Management ASsociations will also be distributed and analyzed.
. Farmers are invited to attend the School of their
choice—fpyll three afternoons.
Bring a pencil and come prepared to do some figuring.
Assistant Agricultural Representative
for Huron County,
G. W. MONTGOMERY,
Agricultural Representative
for Huron County.
DR. HARVEY CALDWELL, co d'rdinator
Economics Department
Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph.
—Ontario Department of Agriculture —
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TELEVISION
AUCTION
BEGINNING THURS., 17 JAN.
FLEETWOOD TELEVISION
Regular 'price of $239.00
will be auctioned
at a reduced price of
$1.00 PER DAY
, until sold.
'Auction Value 7 Feb. $218.00
Fill in reserve bid coupon
below and mail to—
-LES. CHAPMAN TV
104 Elgin Ave. E Phone 154
• This bid is held in confidence.
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Town
littelmyw. 4Trie bawd is Still
active, and provides aceoroparai,
moat for &latish dances
Scottish Game*
,Ira early days laicknoW Was. the
centre dor The Valelonian Games,
distant points 'attended.
Prizes were Igiven top perform-
ers on bagpipe, dancers of reels,
strathspeys, and fling and
sword dance.
Feats of strength and ekill eovep.
ed a wide field, but excit.m, exit,
reached fever pitch with the an-
nual tuaotwar between the men
of Bruce and Huron counties.
Sons and daughters of old Luck -
new familiee are widely scattered
today. Many have achieved fa,me
and diStinetift.
however, Lucknow residents re-
menaber with pride and affection
a trio of brothers, not Seotsmen,
Who left the village to become
well known in sporting circles.
They are sthe bo,pkey-playing
'Chinese Chin brothers who played
in higher leagues atter they left
the Sepoys.
Ilhe Chin family still operates
a restaurant on Min street. '
Paid Out $1,688
To Prize' Winners
George Watt was elected presi-
dent of Blyth Agricultural Society
at the annual meeting. Other4of-
ficers are: vice4presidents, William
Taylor and James Walpole; honor-
ary. president, William Gow; direc-
tors, Orville aleGawa-n, Archie
Young, Carmen Hodgins, Albert
Bacon, W. ,11. Scott, William Gow,
Simon Hallahan, George Nesbitt,
Bruce Falconer.
The financial statement showed
receipts of $3,208; expenditures,
$2,986; prize money paid out in
1956, $1„688, and a balance on
hand of $64.
New business included decision
to affiliate with the Federation of
Agriculture, sponsor a field crop
competition and naming of leaders,
George Watt, lIoyd Taylor, Walter
Scott and George Nesbitt.
Annual fair is scheduled Septem-
ber 17 and 18.
oes Into Library
But Not For 0ooks
oaxierieli Pollee aro investigat-
ing the theft .g laare than $50
Irma 'Coder/oh Public Library. The
thieg, or thieves, apparently gained
entry to Vie building through ci
basement window on Lighthouse
street.
The theft was discovered by Miss
Betty 'MacKenzie. assistant librar-
ian, who was first to arrive at the
library on Thursday. 1Vliss A. 'eose
Aitken, librarian, said that money
had been taken from two drawers,
one in 'a desk upstairs and the
other in a desk in the basement.
NATIVE OF' HURON COUNTY
NAMED PURCHASING AGENT
A Huron County native, John
G. MacKenzie has been appointed
to the position of purchasing agent
THERrS NO MATCH"!
FOR QUALITY-.
AND THAT'S WHAT
WE GET IN MILK
FROM
ANDREW DAIRY
of Chrysler Corporation of Canada,
Limited; it is announced by it J.
Downey, director of porcha.sing.
With the execption of Mace
Ye4r3 with the ilioo*i 'Canadian Air
entire bliZille55 QarCer with. the
eorporatiop. Ile joined Chryder
year*, has 4se
acreasing re
in that phase iotf the induatey.
Most recenkly lie held the poodle*
of supervisor of buyers!,
IKeKenzie was /born in Ifatroot
ConntY., and educated in Window
cehools, :graduating from an ae.
counting tour* ;just prior to jeiro-
1/2 throes
more energy
at the start
Swift's
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Come in today. We have the starting feed that opens up
new opportunities for poultry profit.
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RYAN & SON
Car Crashes Posts
North Of Saltford
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Three young people escaped with
a shaking up when a car left high-
way 21, knocked out three guard
rail posts and went partway down
a steep embankment just north of
Salford. The accident occurred
on Friday at 3.55 p.m., said Pro-
t.:deal Mice_
There -was only slight damage to
Passengers were Robert Laws and
his sister, Patricia, both of Gode-
ewtighlyted BORE truckplou
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The modern youngster is said to
know all the anSwers. Not during
school hours.
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always ready
mixes quickly
stays fresh
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Air Force
OFFERS
At --
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409 Huron Street, Toronto
OE MINIMUM: 17
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AGE MINIMUM: 18
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or EQUIVALENT
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6. Independent hand brake can be
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9. Straight-line in,struments can be
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10. Biggest behind -the -seat storage
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11. Five -way neat adjustment assUres
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12. Centre -mounted dispatch box is
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13. Push-button driving—touch a
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14. Porward Look styling that builds
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15. Biggest one-piece wrap-around
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16. Pull -type door handles for flick-
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17. Safety -Lock door latches keep
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13. Oriffow shock absorbers soak up
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19. Shortest turning diameter on
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• 20. Baked enamel finish is fade -
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FO' It FULL INFORMATION
VISIT YOUR RCAF
CAREER COUNSELLOR
AT THE
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TVESDAY
12 FEBRUARY
NOON To 7 P.M.
HE WILL BE GLAD TO
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Safety in the automobile is optional at no extra coat. No m chanical
safety device can replace the prot ction of careful driving.
Last year, traffic accidents claimed the lives oit more Canadians
than ever before. Someone was injured every 8 minutes. A car was
damaged every 48 seconds. Automobile insurance claims roc° to ore
than ono hundred million dollars.
One result of Clio is higher automobile insurance ratcs — because
What is paid out in claim must be brought in by premium°. But oven more
important is the fact that you hold your life, and the lives of °there, in
your hands when you get behind the wheel of a ear.
Safety pays dividende saves liveo, helpo to lower your insurance
coots. Be Careful.
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