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OPEN
EVENINGS
"TIL
By MRS. NORMAN LONG
As everyone knows, there are
Public speaking contests held at
SHDHS each year for every grade.
Well, this year is no exception.
The Grade 9 contest was held
Wednesday, Dec. 8. For the girls
Donna Dickey placed first, speak-
ing on "Safety on the Highways".
Diane Smith was second, choos-
ing "Career Opportunities for
High School Graduates". Paula
Barrett placed third, speaking
on, "Is Athletic Training a Waste
of Time?"
For the boys, Ken Johns placed
first, taking "Huron County" as
his subject. Paul Charretteplac-
ed second, speaking on "Modern
Dances"and Bruce Fulcher placed
third, speaking on "A Sense of
Humour". The overall winner
was Donna Dickey.
All the speakers were excellent
and it was a very hard task for
the judges to pick winners. Con-
gratulations to all the winners
and good luck in your future
speaking efforts and also a note
of thanks to the judges.
The Grade 11 speaking contest
will be held on Friday, Dec. 17.
The Grade 10 contest was held
Wednesday, Dec, 15.
Many people believe that it is
rather "sissy" to compete in
public speaking contests. This
is not so, It is very good ex-
perience and prepares a person
for life, so if your child is thus
inclined, encourage, not discour-
age him.
Our basketball teams travelled
BY RICHARD TURKHE1M
The Grade 10 agriculture class
under the supervision of Mr. B.
Perry, enjoyed a bus trip to the
Royal Winter Fair at Toronto,
on Friday, November 12.
Included in this trip was every
interesting and informative tour
of the J. M. Schneider meat pack-
ing plant at Kitchener. The stu-
dents toured the large 12 acre
plant from one end to the other
viewing the many offices with
their busy secretaries, accoun-
tants, and teletype machines tak-
ing invoices from places such as
Timmins and Montreal. Next the
students toured the cold storage
rooms where the slaughtered
meats were kept. A few hours
later this meat is taken and
processed and then packaged.
The meats were then shipped
out, and delivered right to your
own local store.
Schneider's not only sell
meats, but also handle cheese
eggs, and large quantities of lard
and shortening.
After ending our tour of the
plant at 11;45 a.m. we promptly
boarded the bus and left for the
Program 5' in Stratford will
open its doors for new trainees
on Monday, January 10, 1966 and
applications are being accepted
now for enrolment.
Several new courses are be-
ing offered next year in addition
to those already sponsored by the
local Board of Education. One of
the new courses is the I.B.M.
Key-Punch operators course. A
new I.B.M. Key-punch machine
has been installed in the class-
rooms of Program 5 along with
four Selectric Typewriters with
simulated key-boards for addi-
tional practice periods.
Another new course is the
Waiter-Waitress course which
is designed to teach the trainees
to not only be adept in restaurant
work but also give them their
first step towards a managerial
position. An Electric Component
Assemblers course is being in-
troduced to qualify trainees for
well-paying jobs in electric
motor manufacturing plants.
The Welding course which
started in September is full but
a new course in this skill will
Mrs. Leonard LoVell was ad-
mitted Wednesday to South Huron
Hospital, Exeter, for surgery.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Stokes of
London visited recently with the
latter's father, Mr. Robert
Thorn son.
Mr. & Mrs. Harold JoneS and
boys were Sunday guests with
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Jones and
family of Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. Ivison Torrance,
Larry and Jo-Anne of Mitchell
visited Sunday with Mrs. Reid
Torrance and Miss Jean Ivison.
Mr. Gordon Wren, a patient
in Eolith Radii Hospital, EXeter,
is iMprOVIng slowly,
Mrs, Reid Terrance and MisS
Jean Ivison Were In London Fri-
to St. Marys, Friday, Dec. 10, to
play games against St. Marys
District Collegiate teams, Both
senior boys and girls won their
games and the junior boys also
won, but unfortunately the junior
girls lost. A group of 35 SHDHS
students went over for the games
and also for the dance which
followed, at the Collegiate.
Everyone enjoyed themselves and
I hope our basketball teams can
put forth as good an effort for the
rest of the season.
members of Teen Town are
going to Canadian Bandstand Fri-
day night, Dec. 17, and if any
students are interested, contact
any Teen Town official for the
particulars. The show will be
taped Friday night from 7:30 to
9:00 so you will be able to see
yourself on TV the following
afternoon.
The first meeting of the newly
organized Science Club was held
Thursday, Dec. 9, with fifteen
members present.
The officers of the club are:
President, Gary Gingerich; vice-
president, Tom Koch; secretary-
treasurer, Marg Geiger and pro-
gram committee chairman, Gus
Creces,
The meetings are to be held
every Thursday in Mr. Perry's
room and anyone interested is
invited to attend.
I hope all of you have nearly
completed your Christmas shop-
ping. It is only 9 days 'till Christ-
mas. Best wishes of the season.
Royal Winter Fair arriving there
at about 1:15 p.m.
For 3 1/2 hours the boys toured
the Royal Winter finding of spe-
cial interest the large exhibits
of cattle, horses, swine and sheep
from all over Canada and the
world. Also of great interest
were the large meat exhibits
which depicted c at t 1 e beasts,
sheep, and swine cut into various
cuts of meat, and then packaged
ready for the consumer.
Spectacular floral displays fil-
ling one whole area of the colli-
seum attracted many horticul-
turalists as well as the passer-
by.
The temptingly-delicious aro-
ma of fruits and vegetables also
added greatly to the beautiful
surroundings of the Fair.
Modern farm machinery caught
the eye of many of our group,
especially the tractors with their
full cushioned seats, which were
very comfortable to rest in.
Finally it was time to leave
and the students boarded the bus
for home, happy with the day
well spent.
be opening on January 10 also
along with the skill courses in
Drafting and Machine Shop. Com-
mercial classes will be opening
also at this time.
The academic upgrading class-
es have proved very popular in
Grades IX and X but the most
popular class at the present time
is the Grade XI which made its
debut also last September. Grade
XII academic will be offered
near the middle of February.
Program 5 is maintained co-
operatively by the National and
Provincial governments. If any
one is interested in any of the
above subjects, they should get
in touch with their local N.E.S.
office as soon as possible before
the New Year. This adult educa-
tion is offered to all unemployed
persons over the age of 16 and
who have been out of school for
one year, regardless of previous
educational background.
Certificates are issued to the
successful trainees by the De-
partment of Education in Toronto
and the Board of Education in
Stratford.
day attending the funeral of their
aunt, the late Mrs. R. H. Barnby.
Mr. Ralph Devlaeninek, who
resided on the Jiin McEvien farm
until one year ago and now re-
sides on No. 4 highway dear
Centralia, met with an accident
last Wednesday, the car being
Wrecked. He was admitted to
South Huron Hospital, Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. V. W, Rowntree
of Weston were Weekend visitors
Of the former's sister, Mrs. N.
Long and Mr. Long.
In 1010, the first year in which
it was dolletted, Canadians paid
$7.0 million in personal income
tax; total for the current year
will be over $g billion,
Agriculture class
visits Winter Fair
Accept applications
for program five