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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-04-08, Page 34111 (.% rut held'annually to support the Local Cancer Campaign was heldF(iday at the Salva - thin Army on Waterloo Street: Each year,"'the Daffodil Tea is held at a different church. [WIT, (;enev►c4 11a(len, a volunteer from St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, serves sand- �y iches to Beth Farnsworth, one of the event's organizers, and Bea Martindale. Proceeds ,frons the tea go to the local ('ane.er('ampaign. (photo by Lou -Ann Hope) fellow S nnounces 4 Mr , 0 '1= 0 h geneics Another iON)1 Fellowship in Clinical ( ienetic•s w as announced at the 67th Annual •fleeting of the Provincial Chapter of On- tario, 1Ol)IW:, held at the Holiday Inn, Lon- don, on :1pr•il 8 -9th, 19137. This felldwship'w'ill be in the atrintuit of $48.000. • The Honourable Lincoln McCauley Alex- ander; Lieutenant Governor of • Ontario brought greetings at the opening session on Wednesday, •April 8th. Over 500' delegates from zu'eas throughout the Province heard annual reports indicating over $825,000 was t'ats'•d during the year and directed to Social • :;ervic•es. Education and.Citizenship. 1)r. Patricia A. McGrath, Directorr,' of the., Paediatric. Tarn Programme of the .Child health Institute at the Children's Hospital of Western Ontario addressed the delegates at the Wednesday afternoon session. • The Annual IOD1: Police Community Relations :1war;d Was presented to Con- stable lt.{'. :lfaddignn of the Cobourg. 1)etachruetlt• ul' the ( ).1'.l'., by Mrs. A.D. 'Christmas. Pro.•tncial President.. Colnmis- stoner Ar(ihi(' Yergason of the Ontario Pro- vincial Police expressed the gratitude of the O.P.P. for IOI)E's constant support: Boot:; for 1 tbra(lor" a newSo('ial Ser- \'ll't'S pr(gralnrne was announced to meet the need of the Many children who'do not Scott wins Speak, -oft apn New Y�rk trip ('1,iN'fON :Maureen Scott of Godeiich Secondary School is the lucky %vinner of the Speak -off"' held :March 27 at the Clinton Public School. Herr 1)riscoli of Seaforth High School is the ,runner-up. The i1)0F Lodges of the area r Oddfellows • and liebekahs t sponsored this event and the . big prize was ;.t•trip to New York called the . 38th Annual United Pilgrimage for Youth. Alf other participants received cash awards. • 1,11a Smith or Exeter and District Deputy I'resident, was mistress of ceremonies. The a e% ening was organized by Doug and Irene (';tntelon of Clinton. Only foal• of the 10 first placer contestants were there for the finals. A fifth person gave ;t spet'(•h but unfortunately she .was not .tithin the age limit to contpete,'The judges Irene Hubb, Donna 'Webster and Eric Mansfield admitted they did not have an easy task.' The prepared speeches were five to seven minutes each loci the impromptu ones were one to two minutes. The contest is open each ear to.15, 10 and 17 year-old students. Miss Scott's subject for her prepared speech was "Questions" - most informative, humorous and finally encouraged all present to ask questions. The impromptu one was about her most er11f)arrasti'inOnoment, Mr. Driscoll told about Pigs to know thews is to"lnvv them and all,, the uses and valves of these domestics. Christine Cooper of Clinton High School 'hose shoes as her subject. The audience was educated on this line and what summer c'arnp means to her. .Jay Davidson of Exeter High School made them think about their National identity — Canada being sandwiched between the great USA and Russia. also the story of what happens between him and his alarm clock in the mornings. Unfortunately for some of the teens who became semi-finalists he/she intends to work and would not he able to get away in July when the two week trip is planned each summer. 1,isa Hoonstoppel of Clinton was one of the 29 who went last ,July and she ended the evening with her story and slides. She feels most grateful to the Oddfellows and Rehekahs for her trip, She said it was two weeks she Would never forget. have adequate footware. Dr. Calvin R. Stiller, Chief, Multi -Organ Transplant Services, University Hospital, London, was the guest speaker at the closing banquet. • Mrs. Peter Salari, Burlington, was elected President of the Provincial Chapter of On- tario, IODE. 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Learn how it provides you with water and electricity ... schools and libraries . .. roads and transportation .. . police and fire protection . , soc ill' alld' health services .. ir^>. " ents brought about by public orks • .. the importance of waste management .. . parks and recreation . , . and community planning .., . Government m . "it's n t where you live Ministry of Municipal Affairs Hon. Bernard Grandmaitre Ontario Minister