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,student at Holy
dame of MartSchgot m St,
Marys, spoke on the subject
80re404, •
t, Jason Rodney, 12, 44,stu
t at St. James School,
'orth, placed second with
his speech School and Lisa
Fisher, 12, of St. Mary's
School, Goderich, was third
With her talk on Conunor-
gials.
• In the junior division 120.
year-old Patty Chippa of
Listowel was the winner. A
_...dent at St. Mary's School,
Hesson, she spoke on
Marguerite Bouergeoys who
was made a saint last year
by Pope John.
David O'Connor, 10, of
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senior
Niko
Zurich;
Ifink
ell IA
Marys;MelanieLooser,'}
2 Milverton; Brennen
Mulhern,,,exoderich and Pat.-
ty O'Toole, Exeter. ° •
In the junior division other
speakers were: Jennifer
Evans, BR • 2 Goderich;
Angie Grey, St, Marys; Dar -
ten Eau; RR2 Zurich'; Jef-
fery Sanders, Eltql Brussels;
and Alvaro Vancierschot, RR
1 Stratford.
Leo Tun* of . St. Marys,
principal of St. Ambrose
School, Stratford, was Chair-
man and presented the
awards to theWinners.
Top winners in the separate school public speaking contest finals In Dublin on March 16
were: (Front row) Junior winners - Patty chippa, 12, of. Listowel and Terry Kelly, 10, of
E.E. 5, Seaforth. (Missing secomfPlace winner David O'Connor, 10, of Grand Bend).
(Back row) Senior winners: Ingrid Van Klooster, 13, of St. Pauls, Jason Rodney, 12, of
Seaforth and Ilse Fisher of Goderich.
This little girt seems fascinated with the wolf who ditiguised himself as a pig in `Pig Tales', a
musical play by the Two Plus Players performed at the Goderich library last Thursday.
About 40 children turned out to enjoy the play which was sponsored by the Huron County
pLibrary and funded by Outreach Ontario. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
Branch receives
money for Shelter
The Huronia,Branch of the
Ontario Humane Society
held its sixth general public
meeting on Tuesday, March
8 at the Kincardine town
hall. The meeting commenc-
ed at 8:15 p.m. Betty Mac-
Donald, president, thanked
everyone for attending and
showing,, their support in-
volving the humane treat-
ment of animals.
Dianne Foster, secretary,
read the minutes of the last
meeting and they were ap-
proved correct as read.
The treasurer, Laurie Jef-
frey, then gave her report.
She also reported that the
Branch had received $1;301
from. Ontario Hydro which
will be deposited into the
Shelter account, bringing the
balance to $1,800.
A brief history of the
branch was given by the
president and she told the
public the Society's goals:
a) to educate the public in
the humane treatment of
animals;
b) to prevent neglect,
cruelty, and abuse of • all
animals;
c) to appoint an. agent who
would investigate com-
plaint calls in the different
districts; A
d) to maintain and operate
a shelter for the surrounding
areas.
• It was stressed that the
Shelter was for a large area.
and that no specific place
had been Oilmen for the loca-
tion. It was also added that
the Branch needs the
public's support and., help in
order that this may be possi-
ble.
marty Bond, vice-
president, gave an outline of
fund-raising which had been
done, and also some future
plans.
Dianne Foster told
everyone about a service
that this Branch .was pro-
viding to aid the ptiblic in fin-
ding homes for unwanted
pets and helping those who
are looking for a pet. To this
date, homes have been found
for 'a large numberof pets.
Anyone wishing further in-
formation or requiring ser-
vice, please call 297865 or
29-7851.
The agenda 'for the 'even-
ing included:
a) information and discus-
sion about the agent's posi-
tion;
b) fund raising ideas;
c) workshop wind) was
held:in London on March 19.
The meeting watOjourn-
ed, and anYoneAkiialift to
give a donatinkvOltinteer or
wishing further information
can write: HURONIA
BRANCH OF THE ON-
TARIO HUMANE SOCIE-
TY, P.O. Box 282, Goderich,
Ontario N7A 3Z2
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