The Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-06-04, Page 5June Pyette of Lucknow purchases some of the baked goods from Eunice Cunningham
(centre) and Kathleen Forester during the Legion Auxiliary's annual Spring Tea.and Bake
Sale at the Legion on May 31. (Alan Rivett photo)
Successful Cancer canvass.
To the Editor:
More than 170 cancer researchers across
Ontario were awarded $13.1 million this
year by the National Cancer Institute of
Canada, the research affiliate of the
Canadian Cancer Society.
The $13.1 million is part of the more than
$25 million distributed nationally by the
Institute to support 250 research projects
across the country. The funds are raised
primarily during the annual April camp-
aign of the Canadian Cancer Society.
Research is only one of the many
different areas that are covered by the
funds raised each year in the campaign.
Locally, thanks to , the many- willing
volunteers who gave of their time and
ability we surpassed the $5,000 mark for
the first time ending up with a total of
$5,084.75, up over $700 from last year.
Special thanks are extended to the ladies
of the Women's Institute that cover the
rural areas and are included in our' local
canvass.
Following is a list of all our team
captains and canvassers:
Beatty Irwin, Violet Arnold, Bonnie
Taylor, Lloya Nicholson, Lorna Guay, Jim
McNaughton, Barbara Ross, Julie Nichol-
son, Debbie Nicholson, Ruth Thompson,
Anne Guay, Catherine McIntosh, Margaret
Hamilton, Lynne Mann, Marg Stanley,
Marj McMurray, Dianne Morrison, Marg-
aret Thompson, Edna McDonald, Ruth
Pritchard, Jane Treleaven, Jessie Chester,
Dorothy Hamilton, Kathleen Collyer, Mild-
red Loree, Belle Mole, Marlene Struthers,
Lloyd Moffat, Bill Ross, Ross Cumming,
Mildred Cameron, Violet Thompson, Deb-
orah Emberlin, Nancy Hamilton, Shirley
Bolt, Anna Kreutzweiser, Vernon Hunter,
Betty Finlayson, Barbara Emberlin, Kath -
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EDITOR
leen MacDonald, Anna Johnstone, Alex
Andrew, Grace Elliott, Ann Inglis and
Freda Button.
Canvassers from Kairshea WI were:
Mary Lavis, Hannah Hartemink, Katherine
Howald, Sally Edisbury, Muriel MacKen-
zie; Rena Forster, Una Matthews, Alice
Doelman and Gladys Johnston.
Canvassers from the Holyrood WI were:
Mrs. Charles Murray, Wilma Elliott, Doris
Eadie, Mrs. Frank Maulden, L. MacPher-
son and Myrtle Percy.
Canvassers from the Silver Lake WI
were: Irlma Je .n Haldenby, Lynda Thack-
er, Evelyn Hodgins, June Kerslake and
Florence Hodgins.
Canvasser from the Reids Corners WI
were: Gloria Rutledge, Mrs. Evelyn Elliott,
Mrs. Pat Dresser, Mrs. Sheila MacDonald,
Mrs. Elma MacDonald, Mrs. Betty Hooey,
Mrs. Shelly Courtney, Mrs. Nancy Camp-
bell, Mr. Duncan Thorburn, Mrs. Marion
Lowry, Mrs. Rovie Elmes, Mrs. Dorothy
Cales, Mrs. Myrtle Ferguson, Mrs. Brenda
Ferguson, Mr. Mike Haswell, Mrs.
Dorothy Barnes, Mrs. Margaret Reid and
Mrs. Marion Cliffe.
Our thanks go out to all those who
supported the campaign with their gener-
ous donations to make this our most
successful canvass to date.
Anna Kreutzweiser
Mildred Loree
Campaign Organizers
County wants plowing match ...
•from page 3
consented to be the host for the match in
1990.
In its bid for the match, the local
committee will be making a 20 -minute
presentation at the annual meeting which
will include an eight to 10 -minute video
presentation. It would also like some
representatives from countil to attend.
"We need all the support we can get."
Cumming said hosting the match would
mean "a concentrated effort of everybody
in the county of Bruce."
Bruce is one of five counties looking to
host the match. "We see ourselves as
having a really good chance in 1990.
They're looking more for an agricultural
oriented visitor and that suits this area."
Cumming told council that Bruce County
is a good candidate for this type of event
because it's the rural populace they draw
on. Therefore locating near a city wouldn't
necessarily mean the same crowds as we'd
get here."
Police report
two break-ins
Two break-ins were reported at W.G.
Thompson Feed Mill in Port Albert and
Treleavans' Feed Mill in Lucknow, accor-
ding to the Kincardine detachment of the
OPP.
Police said the break-ins, which occur-
red late last Thursday or early Friday,
resulted in a small amount of money being
stolen from both locations.
The OPP have no suspects on either
break-in at this time.
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