The Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-02-28, Page 9• L
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The Lucknow DistrictLions, Chub have
collected over 100 pairs 'of used eye glassea
to, be sent to underprivileged countries,
during their recent drive.
The local club will receive used glasses at
any time and are happy to receive as many'
as they can says Joe Agnew, past president
of the Lucknow Club.
Used glasses may • be contributed at
Schmid's Jewellery or McDonaghInsurance.
Last year the 40 clubs. in District A-9 Lions
• collected about 5,000 pairs of used eye
glasses which were shipped to Toronto and
from there to various countries including the
Phillippines, France, Oman, Arabia, • India,
Africa and South America.
Literally thousands of people will benefit
by having their • eyesight corrected and
improved. The glasses are distributed free of
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charge by Lions to those unable to bear the
cost (oftentimes several months' wages) of a
new pair.
To these people the efforts of those who
contribute to the eyeglass campaign mean a
blurred or distorted world can be brought
into focus, enabling them to participate in
literacy programs, get better -paying jobs
and see more dearly the world around them.
All types and parts of eyeglasses - lenses,
frames, prescription sunglasses - are
urgently neede'cl. It doesn't matter what
condition they are in. The glasses will be
polished and grinded, catalogued according
to prescription strength, determined with
the aid of a "lensomefer” and filed until
needed by Patients, whose prescriptions are
carefully •matched, after examinations at
Lions' free clinics or eye camps.
Easter Seal campaign
starts March 5
• This. year's Easter Seal appeal will get
under way officially on March 5 jaccording to
campaign chairman Ted CollYer of tire Lions
Club of Lucknow 'and District.
• In announcing the start of .t
• long .campaign which runs until Easter
Sunday,. April 15, Mr. Collyer expressed
confidence in his club's ability to meet their
local objective of $1400.• —,
Throughout Ontario, 236 service dubss4
affiliated ,with the Ontario Society for
•crippled •Children will be aiming at • a
• provincial objedive of $3,000,000 needed
to maintain essential rehabilitation services
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ix -week
•IP
for thousands of Ontario's physically handi-
capped children. -
• "1 don't know if people fully realize just
• how Much time and effort goes into getting
this appeal ready each year," said Collyer,
"but it's for a good cause andour members
are • glad to volunteer their time to work on
•• Last year, residents in the Lucknow area
contributed $1219 "to the appeal and chair-
man Collyei is confident that this year's
response will be even better.
, "We are asking everyone to help by
• sending in their Easter Seal donations as
soon as possible." , , •
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The illness
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don't give the
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target.
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Fitness is fun.
Try some.
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