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Successful campaign
To the Editor,
The strength of the Canadian Cancer
Society is the volunteers. Once again, as
we conclude our annual Cancer Canvass of
Lucknow and surrounding areas, we wish
to sincerely thank all who had a great part
in making another successful campaign.
The generous response of those who
were called on by our willing canvassers
resulted in a grand total of $5,074.25.
Thanks to members of the Kairshea
W.I., the Holyrood W.I., Silver Lake W.I.,
Reid's Corners W.I, and all captains and
canvassers from in and around Lucknow
for a job well done.
Sincerely,
Mildred Loree and
Anna Kreutzweiser
Campaign Organizors
Dear Editor,
I am enclosing a cheque for $14 to keep
my Sentinel coming for another year.
As a teacher at Paramount School, I left
the Lucknow area in 1926' but still find
much of interest in the Sentinel.
Having spent 35 years in the Federal
Government as a " research biologist and
editor of twd publications, I retired in 1966.
I have not found retirement boring. I enjoy
TO THE EDITOR
gardening, still play the violin and sax-
aphone occassionally, and being a
biologist I knew the Eastern Bluebird was
included in the endangered species list of
wildlife mainly because of a lack of
suitable nesting sites.
I organized a New Horizons Project with
the Federal Government by enlisting nine
co-operators and getting a small grant of
$2,000 to purchase material for bird
houses. This has resulted in "Bluebird
trails" over much of Eastern Ontario and
some adjoining areas of Quebec.
Last week, the Ottawa Field Naturalists
Club, publishers of the Canadian Field
Naturalist, held a wine and cheese enter-
tainment event and with over 200 people
present elected me the "1987 Wildlife Con-
servationalist of the Year" - quite an
honour.
Sincerely,
Lieut. C.G. MacNay, B.A., B.Sc.
Ottawa, Ont.
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Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 15, 1988—Page 5
Your calls have helped
Owen Sound: - Crime Stoppers of Grey
Bruce has been in operation for slightly
more than a year with great success.
Callers to Crime Stoppers have provided
information that has assisted law enforce-
ment agencies in arrests and charges for -
many illegal activities. Some of the
charges include impaired driving, drug
trafficking, arson, possession of stolen pro-
perty as well as many others.
Statistics compiled to the end of May 1988
state that 27 persons have been arrested, a
total of 101 charges have been laid, with
some 108 cases cleared as the result
anonymous calls to Crime Stoppers. Pru-
perty recovered to date amounts to $25,450
with drugs seized amounting to a street
value of $2,815.
To the end of May the Board of Directors
of Crime Stoppers of Grey Bruce has
RIME STOPPERS
1-800-265-3787
authorized the payment of $1,200 in
rewards for information received. More
than 60 per cent of the callers do not wish
to receive a monetary reward for informa-
tion provided.
Through the cooperation of the media,
' enforcement agencies and the com-
„ iiity, Crime Stoppers is operating effec-
Lively to make Grey and Bruce Counties a
safer place to live. For further information
contact Police Co-ordinator PC Allan
HAY, Owen Sound Police Force at 376-1234
or 1-800-265-3787.
Kids were of Kingsbridge
In last week's Lucknow Sentinel there ran two photos of the winners of a recent
public speaking contest. In the text accompanying the photos, it was wrongly stated
that the students were those of the Brookside School. The kids were, in fact, proud
members of the Kingsbridge School. The Sentinel regrets this error and once again of-
fers congratulations to these students for their efforts.
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