Honesty
Sir,— I would like to extend my thanks to/jome young person who was in township on Sunday afternoon. After enjoying
a walk in the Oxford forest my husband and I stopped in town and I misplaced my wallet. We discovered the loss and returned to Oxford to find the wallet had been turned in to the local craft shop and forwarded to the local police officer. I cannot express my gratitude personally, but was very impressed by the honesty of this youngster and wanted to draw attention to an act of integrity in a world sometimes short of this commodity.— Yours, etc., jean mcintosh. March 15, 1987.
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