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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-08-19, Page 7Rash of drug thefts This week CRIME STOPPERS of GREY BRUCE are seeking the publics assistance in regard to a rash of recent pharmacy break, enters and thefts, that have been occurring throughout Grey and Bruce Counties. Two of the more recent break-ins took place in Durham within the past.fcrur months. Durham Police report that the first oc- curred between April 18 and April 20th; 1987 and occurred at the Durham Medical Building, 368 College St., Durham. Per- son(s) unknown pryed the rear wooden door open with a pry bar type tool. Once in- side, they pryed the steel door of the medicine cabinet open. They then remov- ed a quantity of drugs and left the building. At 6:20 on the 20th of April, some of the drugs were located along the old railway line south of the Medical Building. A second Break, Enter and Theft occur- red at the same medical building on July 21st, 1987. On this occasion, person(s CRIME. STOPPER 1-800-265-37&7 unknown pryed the steel door. Once inside, the medicine cabinet was pryed open again, and a quantity of drugs and nar- cotics were stolen. Several of these Pharmacy Break -Ins have been occurring in different parts of the Grey and Bruce Counties. If you have any information that can help, in this or any other case, CRIME STOPPERS of Grey Bruce are willing to pay up to $1,000.00 for information that leads to an 'arrest. Call CRIME STOPPERS at 1-800-265-3787. , You need not identify yourself, and all information is strictly confidential. MacDonalds reunite The 58th annual MacDonald Reunion was held on the first of August in the Mac- Donald Cedar Grove. Sports events were conducted by Clete Dalton and Jane McKinnon and numerous prizes were given to the participants. After the games, the business meeting was called to order. Jessie Johnston led all in a prayer and a moments silence was observed for those who had passed away. The executives for the coming year were elected at the meeting. Rod MacDonald will act as president with Clete Dalton as vice-president. The secretary will be Barb MacDonald with David MacDonald taking over the duties of treasurer. Specail mention was given to Sadie Blue and Duncan Allan who have attended the most reunions. Tom and Nicole Mac- Donald of Fort Nelson, B.C. took the prize for having travelled the furthest to the event while the youngest clan member in attendance was Lyn MacDonald, daughter of Jim and Joanne MacDonald of Toronto. Jeff and Kathy Senwey have also added a daughter, Lacole, to the clan singe last year. Gary and Jan Kaye (Simpson) have adopted three boys and they were also welcomed into the clan. The newlyweds this year were Scott and Brenda Agnew. Following lunch, everyone sang and danced to the music of Bob Birkhaug and Lillian Simpson and the event was brought to a close with the singing of 'Auld Lang Syne. Later in the evening, the MacDonald clan along with friends and neighbors at- tended the dance in Lucknow to listen to Norman Dunsmoore and his band. It was a great day for the clan with everyone getting a chance to renew ac- quaintances and make plans for next year. How students can vote by proxy Students who are qualified electors and duly registered at .a recognized educa- tional institution away from their ordinary residence are eligible to vote by proxy in Ontario's 34th provincial general election on September 10. Whether voting, in person or by proxy, it is the responsibility of students to ensure that their names are on the list of electors for the polling division where they normal- ly reside. Proxy voting allows an . elector to authorize another qualified elector in the same electoral district to vote on their behalf. A qualified elector may not act as proxy for more than two electors. Proxy application forms may be obtain- ed from any Returning Officer throughout the Province. Once cotpleted, the form must be presented to the Returning Officer in the electoral district where the student resides. Upon receipt of the proxy application form, the Returning Officer may then issue a certificate to the' proxy voter who will, in turn, present it at the polling place to exchange it for a ballot. Persons eligible to vote in this election are those who, on election day, are 18 years of age or older, a Canadian citizen, andhave resided in Ontario for the six month period prior to . election day, and whose names are on the list of electors or on a certificate to vote in the electoral district where they reside. Beef information night How can I finance these $1.50 per pound western calves? ; Where and how to do cat- tle from other areas perform in Ontario? ; What should I consider if I decide to custom feed?. These are questions that are to be answered at the annual Beef Infor- mation Night being held at the Kirkton- Woodham Community Centre on Monday, August 31st. John Gillespie, a custom feedlot operator from Waterloo County, will be ad- dressing the topic "Contract Feeding Business". "Sources of Feeder Cattle - Perspective on American Cattle" is the subject Ev Doherty, General Manager of Coldspring Farms, will be speaking on. He will be relaying their experiences with feeding American cattle, and expanding on his thoughts of the direction of the cattle industry. With a very important element in every operation being financing, Bob Brookshank of the Ontario Agricultural Department of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce has been invited to speak on the topic "Financing Cattle in the Late 1980's". This very informative program will commence at 5:30 p.m. with a social hour, followed by beef dinner at 6:30 p.m. and the speaker program at 7:30 p.m. To reserve a meal, you must contact the On- tario Ministry of Agriculture and Food of- fice in Clinton by Tuesday, August 25th. The meal and evening program are pro- vided at a cost of $9.00 per person. Everyone is welcome to attend this meeting. It is sponsored by the Huron, Perth and Middlesex Cattlemen's Associa- tions in conjunction with OMAF. Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, August 19, 1987—Page 7 Fern Stewart celebrated her 92nd birth- day on August 16 at Pinecrest Manor in Lucknow. Fern's daughter Millie Stanley was on hand for the celebration and helped make the day special. In her 92 years, Fern Stanley has seen several moves around the country while raising 11 children. A very happy birthday to you, Fern, and hopes for many more. 4 HUTTON N 1LL.AGE HUl11E 6: hi'ORNSHON: near \ inghant. 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