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Public speaking draw 12
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Speeches at CMS -
by Darryl Fox _
On February .27
speeches were heard in
the gymnasium at CRSS
During the first two
periods of the morning
the junior speakers from
Grades 9 and 10 were
heard followed by the
seniors in periods three
-and Each student
who spoke • in the gym"
riasium badbeenvotedby
his or her English class to
represent that class in the
Om. °
The six junior speakers
were Laureen Craig.,
John Lawson, Cameron
Moon, Jane Snell, Barry
Turner and Angela
Dykstra.
These students were
judged by George
head of CHSS' special
education "Telialraelit;
QW,e Horton, CHSS
- student council president
and Garnet Har1and from
the Royal Canodia.n
Legion.
Ir the senior division
the speakers were Ed
Bullen, Olen Haney,
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Bruce 004kin, Gayle
HortOn, Eric Street and
Jeff Wittich. The judgeS
of the isalors were Tom
FQX, CRSS vice-
principal; Gord Smith,
head of CHSS guidance
services and DaVe. Jet-
ferson, a . teacher at
CHSS.
In the junior division
the first place winner was
Laureen Craig with Sane
Snell placing Second and • 41, •
rn the sealers Gayle ]I�Vt review
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•competition at Mount
Forest.
Also upcoming this
year are two other
speaking competitions, In
April the Optimist Club
has a competition , for
anyone under, 1 and In
ably there is the Odd,
fellows " Competition for
. those over la. The
Oddfellows competition
CLINTON NEWS-RECOR ,A,Y, MARCH , 980 -PAG i5
features e.S.,-first-TriZe
triP to the U.N. „
The Chronicle
would like to reiterate ow
congratulations to
everyone who spoke in
the gym and especially to
Gayle and Laureen for
doi* as Well as they •
have.
GOod Luck in Mount
Forest "Gayle! •
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Horton placed, first
followed by Jeff Wittich
who was second,
Both Laureen „ and
Gayle went on to the zone
competition at Clinton
Legion where
representatives froth five
area schools met and
competed.
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by
• Julie Armstrong
and
' Kathy Phillips.
Kramer vS. Kramer is
a film which. explores one
of the current issues in
our society. The plight of
Dustrn Hoffm.an puts
forth a stunning por-
trayal of ,-the single
father, Excellent per-
formances are also made
by Justin Henry, as his
young son Billy, and
Meryl Streep, as the
At'this competition •an abandoned father deserting wife.
g131--f-ighti41g-f•or-the..custody_of-._ ..1f,you...ha3ze.nat_yet„seen-....L.
CHSS didexceedin
well; Gayle Horton with his young son ' is this movie, wei_strong-lY - --
her speech on dieting, realistically presented. recommend that you do.
placed first in the seniors Each and every viewer Having been nominated
and Laureen Craig, with - is touched by the joys and for nine academy
her speech on the im- sorrows of a father and Awards, Kramer vs.
portance of music in her son finding each other, Kramer promises to be as
family, placed second in and then being faced with successful with the
the juniors. Gayle will ..the threat of losing each Academy as it has been
now go on to, the district other.
with the public.
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Judges had some tough decision-znaking to do on March 1.in Clinton when the
top public speakers,from area high schools were picked at the Zone C-1 com-
petition at the Canadian Legion. The junior winners for Grades 9 and 10 were,
first row, left—to -right, -first, Patd-IVIurphy, Goderich District Collegiate --
Institute; second, Laureen Craig, Central Huron Secondary School, (CHSS),
Clinton; third, Heather Percival, Kincardine High School. The senior winners
for Grades 11 to 13 included, back row, Gail Horton, CHSS; Rick Kloss,
Seaforth District High School; Jack Whytock, F. E. Madill, Wingham. The first
prize winners go to district competition in Mount Forest on April 13. (News -
Record photo)
Cur erswin tit /
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The CHSS boys curling
-team • -of- Bill -Gib s o
"Brian Falconer, Dave
Townsend and Ron
Taylor put forth an im-
pressive 'performance at
Huron-P'erth last Friday
inSt. Marys.
The team finished in
first place and now ad-
vances to the Western
Ontario Finals (WOSSA).
Although the girls'
team worked hard they
did not fare as well and
were eliminated -,..from
further competition.
Both teams
represented the school
well by advancing to
Huron -Pert -11'c' We should'
be proud of these-Redm en
who have so far managed
to do better than any
other school team this
year. Good luck to the
curling team at WOSSA.
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Puzzle Time
Here is a "fish"
pronunciation this week.
Pronounce "q1•10TI"
correctly, but don't let
the answer, slip away.
Catch the answer next
week.
Last week, we held a
-con:Vention----whcre 1,200
people shake each other.
At a convention of 1,200
people, each person -
'shakes thehand of 1,199
others. At each hand-
shake, a person has
shaken the hand of
another. person and the ,
other --person-haS--tione-
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there 'were (1,200) x
:(1,199) x (1/2) hand-
shakes, or 719,400 in-
dividual handshakes.
•This week at CHSS
. On Wednesday; March
12 the "ring man" will be
back at CHSS to take
orders for school rings.
The downpayment on a
gold ring is $30 and is $20
4)n a silver
As part of their phys-
ed. program the Grade 12
boys phys. ed. classes are
participating in a mini
"field -trip" to the
Vanastra arena in order
to use the curling
facilities there.
On Tuesday Mr.
Clynick's Grade 12
classes visited Vanastra
during the afternoon and
on Friday morning Mr.
Reidy's classes . will be
doing the same:- -
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guidance office anytime
this week.- These forms
give students who have
applied to various
universities a chance to
change the names or
order of the schools that
they have applied to.
Students can also
change the course that
they have applied for.
These forms should be
returned to the guidance
office as soon as possible.
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Students seeking
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shoulq, visit the guidance
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number of employment
programs and services
for young people.
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