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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-03-06, Page 5• ers in the Royal Goderri b Saturday include: (back row )Jason Hn ne CI uuterpublicAnita speaking firstrplace Winne ; andd id Kent Campbell. The Grades 4,5 and 6 winners included' Sharon Kelly, first; Jason Demps, second and Tammy Medd, third. The winners will compete in Cambridge March 24. (photo by Dave Sykes) The Goderich Legion, Branch 109, hosted the annual Zone C1 Legion public speaking contest here Saturday. Speakers representing both elementary and secondary schools throughout the zone participated in the one -day event. , Karla King of Brussels, representing F.E. Madill Secondary School won the Grade 9 and 10 competition. Angie Chisholm of Goderich was second in the event and Christine Roulston of Blyth, representing Central Huron Secondary School, was third. In the senior division of the secondary school competition, Shelly Fisher of Goderich finished first with Leigh Anne Taman of Central Huron, second and Tom Bailey of Blyth, third. In the elementary competition, Sharon Kelly of St. Columban won the Grade 4 through 6 category while Jason Dempsey of Goderich was second and Tammy Medd of Blyth, third. Anita Gross ,of Hulett Central won the Grade 7 and 8 category with Kent Campbell of Lucknow, 'second and Jason Hunter of Kincardine, third. The, winner in each category will proceed to the district competition in Cambridge March 24. l�tr �:ly .� 4..,. REGULAR QR PROF/CRAW PLAYTEX • MINI PADS REGULAR OR $ 3 DEODORANT 30'S PAPERMATE ROLLER PENS in Store Photofinishing In before 3 p.m.....Same day service 0111. :.1::.11: 1, NAKAMURA PHARMACY SUNCOAST MALL, GODERICH, 524-2195 woo*tot 0010-- ,.. Top public speakers from Huron County's five secondary schools took part in the United Nations Speak Off, sponsored by the Oddfellows and Rebekahs in Clinton on March 1. Taking part were (front row, left to right} Bonnie Turner from CHSS, Clinton; Cathy Norris from South Huron, Exeter; Heidi Fillmorefrom F.E. Madill,Wingham; Leigh Anne Taman from CHSS. (Back row) Rhonda McMichael from GDCI, oderich; the win- ner Karla King from F.E. Madill; runner-up Angela Fleming from South Huron; Jayle Harrison and Debbie Barry from Seaforth high school. The winner will take part in a week-long visit to Washington with other winners from Canada and the United States. (Shelley McPhee photo) . SpeciaIneeds are being met in Huron schools din Febr-uaa'y--25, the -parent -teacher_ grqu� met at Colborne Central School to hear superintendent, Paul Carroll, speak on the delivery of special education services in the County. It was learned that the Huron Coun- ty Board will be ready to fully implement Bill '82 in the 1985 school year when the legislation comes into full force. Resource teachers, residing in the county schools, are already working with the classroom teachers to assist in programming for children with special needs. Of the 10,111 children in the system, 648 have been designated as needing'such help, be it for learning disabilities or physical handicaps. The integration of handicapped , students has been a positive experience. Most children can be 'mainstreamed', their special learning , needs met with the assistance of resource personnel. A fewer number require a separate classroom en- vironment and, for those whom the board can not serve, services are purchased for DRA W FOR other areas - such as the_Robarts School for the Deaf in London:'- Some significant strides have 'been realiz- ed in recent years. Retarded young adults are now, more appropriately, educated in the high school environment with their social peers. As a result of assistance in the classroom, fewer young people are leaving school because of low achievement and it's resulting frustrations. Individualized atten- tion will go a long way in ensuring that each child can realize his/her own potential and that, in the process, his sense of,.self-worth will not be devastated by negative learning experiences. On March5,d Bill and Holly Keel of Wingham will p ent the program "Street - proofing Your Child" to begin at 8 p.m. sharp at the school. We would urge all parents to attend. Please note, because of the nature of the presentation, no one under the age of 16 will be admitted. YEAR2 CELEBRATION 00 1111/ One chance with each appointment *SUPERB CUTS FOR MEN AND WOMEN •COLOURS AU NATURELLE *HAIR 8 SCALP TREATMENTS *BEAUTIFUL UNCRUSNABLE PERMS EACH MONTH PLUS... i Q ��o on all STU DENT services T Come celebrate with us! 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