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Clinton News Record, 1981-05-21, Page 8PAGE ft—CLINTON WS"RI C©RD., THURSDAY, MAY '1,1981 We reserve the right to limit quantities to nornmi family requirements! KICK in Lao= just rumored LUJAN - Marcors that the Klu Klux Klan (KKK) is operating a revolutionary traiz�ng centre near Lucan has come as a complete surprise to area residents. The suggestion of KKK activity was recently made in the Legislature, by NDP e Breaugh, who Inst later said he had been told that as many es 40 or 50 people could be framing at a Lucan area locatiocl. He said the centre may have been operating for thepasttwomonths. However, Lucan residents were completely surprised by the suggestion of KKK activity in the area and none had heard any sounds of gunfire. Provincial police in Lucan also denied they had any information on the Klan movement in the district. Solicitor -General Roy McMurtry said in the Legislature that he has `-heard'"an Mib ofrth ors" over :the - past few months about such training centres. He has contacted various ppoolice forces and asked the Ontario Police Commission to report to him monthly on KIan activities. in a'n interview Mr. McMurtry added, "Because of our concern abort the Klu Klux Klan, we're not ignoring%� any rumors, we take their activities seriously. We don't believe that they represent a major heat at the moment bit, on the other hand, giventheir destructive history, we're looking at the situation very closely:" Mr. McMurtry noted that despite Mr. Breaugh's rear arks there is no hard evidence. thhat any of the training' centres exist. 'He noted that if police disc(vered soli evidence, "1 e �:upect that we'll know of it very�glile`kly.'t : ; He` said they Klan enjoys ,news ,oelage. and it is possible• that.; some -of. ttie rumors may carie from the. organization 'Ouna ssilYi ietr e.�yl� )r' .0. ucted' h10 ''su Mer 'by peraomret of the Ministry of Natural Resources in the Wingham. District (Huron anti. Perth Counties and Hugon, Minto, Kinloss, Culross and Carrick T:To enships). The survey is being undertaken to obtain data concerning tree andtimber volumes, productivity of these woodlots to provide a base. for future resource manage- mentplannuig. . Woodiota in southern On- tario have a greater siglificance than many peo- ple realize. Nearly 30 per- cent of wood produced in On- tario comes from private lands as opposed to Crown Lands. Woodlots in the Wingham District help supp- ly high value hardwood timber used by the region's important furniture manufacturing and other wood -using industries, with over 10 million board feet of locally -grown timber sawn in the Wingham District last year. Private woodlots in this 'area serve many other important functions such as the regulation of stream levels, protection of crops, soil and buildings from wind damage, enhancement of landscape beauty and habitat for wildlife, all of which are important to the farm community. A staff of thirteen forest inventory personnel will be working throughout the Wingham District from May 19 to September 1, 1981 to complete this survey. These people will be contac- ting local landowners for permission to enter their land to gather information from designated forest areas. As this information is vital to the Ministry's forest resources program, the co- operation of private woodland owners will be greatly appreciated. The head of the survey team is Don Cunningham from the Natural Resources office in Toronto. No stranger to this area, Don worked in the Wingham District for three years after the office first opened at Wingham. Further information con- cerning this survey can be obtained by contacting the Ministry of Natural Resources RRS Wingham, Ontario NOG 2W0. Telephone (519) 357-3131, or toll free 1- 800--3003. dS 4 m 2 Primo effective thru Saturday, May 23rd, 191 A good crop of Strawberries is expected this year! Make A&P Your Headquarters for BANNING SUPPLIES! 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