The Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-08-05, Page 6Genealogical research
Dear Editor;
I'm trying to assist folks with their
genealogical research. It seems so many
people are trying to compile a family
history to pass along to future generations.
A few years ago, I sent a copy of a letter
from Rev. Jas Scott of Western Canada to
the Sentinel. The results were so amazing
and gratifying that I've decided to try
again.
The seeker in this case. is Mr. Richard
McCormick of 7451 Cornwall Court, West
Bloomfield, Michigan 48033. He is seeking
information about Kenny, Fitzpatrick and
Dollard folks who came from Ireland to
Kinloss Twp. John Kenny (1822-1899) was
married to Ann Dollard. They are buried
in Holyrood. Their son, Patrick (1849-1912
TO
married Margaret Fitzpatrick. Where did
they live in Ireland? What were their
parents names?
If you have any information regarding
these families, would you be so kind as to
contact Gladys Arnold at Box 35 Ripley,
NOG 2R0 or write to Mr. McCormick.
Thank -you
Gladys Arnold
Introducing the law
enforcement agency
Normally what you would read in the
column, is the re-enactment of an unsolved
crime that occurred within the Grey Bruce
area. This week, Crime Stoppers wishes to
introduce another law enforcement agen-
cy, actively participating in the program -
the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
The function of the R.C.M.P. in this area
is to enforce the Federal Statutes, two of
which incpude the Narcotic Control Act and
the Food and Drug Act.
The following is an example of how
assistance has been provided in the past,
and how residents of Grey Bruce can pro-
vide similar assistance in the future con-
cerning illicit drug related offences.
"On the 18th of June 1987, information
was received by police, concerning an in-
dividual that was involved in the transpor-
tation of illicit drugs from southern On-
tario to the Chesley area. As a result of
that information, a joint investigation was
initiated by the Owen Sound Detachment
Royal Canadian Mounted' Police and
Chesley Police Force.
On the 23rd of June, 1987, R.C.M.P. and
Chesley Police Force officers conducted
surveillence in the Chesley area, which
result in the stopping of a vehicle just in -
CRIME
side the Chesley town limits. The oc-
cupants of the vehicle were arrested, and
the vehicle they were in, subsequently
searched. Asa result of the search, a
relatively large quantity of Psilocybin
(Magic Mushrooms) was seized from a
camera bag located _behind the drivers
seat.
Both occupants were charged with an of-
fence contrary to the Food and Drug Act.
It is felt that without the assistance of
the tip provided, police would have never
been aware of the restricted drugs that
were being brought into the Chesley area.
If you can help in cases similar to this
one, Crime Stoppers of Grey Bruce are
willing to pay a reward up to $1,000.00, for
information that leads to an arrest.
Call 1-800-265-3787. You need not identify
yourself, and all information is strictly
confidential.
Fun at the Festival
The annual Lucknow Craft Festival held over the weekend had lots of surprises for
kids of all ages. Here, Melanie Koch of Wroxeter shows off `Wrinkles' who was hand-
made by Melanie's mother Shirley. (Rob Bundy photo)
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, August 5, 1987 --Page 5
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