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Notable candidates
needed for Woman of
Distinction Awards
Women's House Serving Bruce and Grey (VVHSBG) is looking
outstanding, involved and talented women from across the
region as nominations for the 2014 Woman of Distinction
Awards.
WHSBG will be hosting the annual International Woman's
Day celebration on March 8, 2014 at the Lakeshore Recreation
Centre in Port Elgin, with nominations accepted until Feb. 14.
Women's House describes the "A Woman of Distinction" hon-
our as one who "leads through imagination, innovation and
dedication. Her exemplary talent and achievements, along with
her strength of character and sincerity, contribute to improving
the community:'
"This is my favourite time of the year," said Community and
Fund Development Coordinator Tiffany Love. "Receiving nomi-
nations to celebrate the amazing women in our communities is
so touching. Please take the time to recognize these women so
that we all can!"
Nominators are encouraged to submit a 250-500 word biogra-
phy explaining why the person should be recognized as a
Woman of Distinction. We have established the following crite-
ria that will guide us in making our final decision:
Criteria: • Provides inspiration and motivation to others • Rec-
ognized as a positive role model through example, mentoring
and education • Consistently displays leadership qualities • Pro-
motes and supports equality, improved opportunities and
choices in the community • Demonstrates vision, innovation or
creativity and the courage to take risks • Advocates positive
changes in society through the impact of her activities, particu-
larly for women and girls • Must be a resident of Bruce or Grey
counties.
Nominations should be sent to to Tiffany Love by mail at Box
760, Kincardine, ON N2Z 2Z4, by email at dove@whsbg.on.ca or
by fax at 519-396-7800. For questions or concerns about nomi-
nations, International Women's Day or Women's House call 519-
396-9814 ext.225.
OPP Supports New
Program To Find
Missing Or Lost Children
When a child goes missing, every second counts. A current
photo is sometimes the most important tool to help quickly and
safely locate a child. Too often, valuable time is lost when par-
ents are gathering information and photos of their child to pro-
vide to police.
"As a public safety organization, we know that acting quickly
when a child is missing is of paramount importance to the suc-
cessful recovery of the child. The OPP is fully supportive of the
use of this social media tool that will assist law enforcement
agencies and first responders to locate and return children in a
timely manner," said Superintendent Bernie Murphy, Director
of OPP Behavioural, Forensic and Electronic Services.
A new free App called Find Me ID, allows parents to quickly
disseminate their child's pertinent information in the event of
an emergency to their local law enforcement agency or other
emergency contacts.
The App was developed by the Canadian Centre for Child
Protection. It will allow parents to store current photographs
and information about their child, and will automatically
prompt parents to update that information from data that is
readily available on their smartphone.
The information from Find Me ID can be transferred quickly
through electronic means such as cell phones or computers, to
those who need it most when a child goes missing or is lost.
The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is supporting this impor-
tant initiative to enhance safety and help reduce the time it takes
to get information about missing children to police.