The Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-04-12, Page 7Daffodils delayed for Society
A west coast cold snap is threatening the
annual April fundraising drive to fight
cancer.
Cool, wet weather in B.C. has delayed
the spring daffodil crop, which puts the
local Canadian Cancer Society fundrais-
ing drive at least a week behind schedule.
"We're beginning to question whether
we'll get the daffodils at all this year,"
says the society's Huron County public
relations coordinator.
Dorothy Venkiteswaren said Monday
most of the counties annual daffodil fun-
draising events, including Saturday after-
noon's Daffodil Tea at Victoria St. United
Church in Goderich, will proceed even
without the daffodils.
"We're hoping the people will contribute
anyway." said Venkiteswaren.
Last year, Huron County residents pur-
chased 6,000 bunches of daffodils, which
raised more than $15,200 toward the socie-
ty's research and other programs. Na-
tionally, six million daffodils were sold,
raising $1.8 million.
The little yellow flowers, which have
become symbolic of thebattle against the
disease, were to have been available this
weekend for sale in malls, businesses and
at fundraising events. Delivery of presold
bunches, mall bookings and other events
must now be replanned throughout
Southwestern Ontario.
The daffodils are now expected to be
available April 21 and 12.
Despite delays, Venkiteswaren said
local society workers still hope to sell 6,600
bunches and raise more than $16,000 in
Huron County.
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 12, 1989—Page 7
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Whitechurch residents
present petition to council
Two representatives from the village of
Whitechurch attended the Kinloss council
meeting on April 3 and presented a petition
concerning alledged .violations of zoning
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The township has agreed to accept the
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light at the intersection of county road one
and county road six at the hamlet of
Holyrood, also to pay yearly maintenance
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