Elizabeth Ann Kant, 45, vanished while hunting in remote Northern Ontario on October 16, 1972. She was part of a party near Camp #23 of the Abitibi limits in Adair Township, about 73 miles east of Cochrane, when she became separated from the group and was last seen about 2.4 miles south of the camp.

At the time she disappeared she was described as five feet seven inches, about 168 pounds, with short bobbed brown hair and hazel eyes. She wore green ski slacks with elastic straps, a man’s red and black plaid hunting jacket, a brown short-sleeved sweater, heavy grey socks and ten-inch black rubber boots. Personal items included yellow sleeper earrings, a gold and white wedding band and a surgical scar on her right foot. Despite searches, no trace of her or her belongings has been found and the case remains unresolved under the Cochrane Ontario Provincial Police.

Did anyone in the area that autumn of 1972 see Elizabeth or her hunting party, or have information about the Adair Township camps at that time?