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Page 4, TFursday, May 1l, 1972e WHITBY FREE PRESS L'HUMEUR by ILSE ESCHENLOHR The sense of humour, oi d French c a s t l es and the ai rpor t debate were a m ong the many topics students had c h o s en ta compete in spoken French and German at the recentiy heid for- e ign 1language oral compe ti tion at Ajax Hig9h Schooi. It was difficui t for the j udg es to arrive at the conclusion whorn ta reward with prizes, because ail speeches were of a very high cal- i b re. T he sixty-three participants w e re from Grades 11 >l2 and 13. One student, -Susan Robinson 18 of Grade 13, was one of the most o ut standing speakers. Her topic for F r e n ch was "Cryonic Suspension", t he i a t est research project to pre- servelIife after death, eventual ly, by d eep-freezing, and its possible con- sequences if materialized, and "A t rip a round Engi and from Cheshire ta Cheshire, my birthpiace" iln Ger- man. Both speeches were held in a very relaxed manner. These competitions do much for the promotion of spoken French and/or G erman, and have been helId at some Ontario high schooi s for many years. B esides Ajax, Uxbridge High Schooi w a s a n o t her participant this year, and the n, of course, Anderson Col - le eg iate Whitby competed for the fifth consecutive year. Anderson is rem- anrk a ble insofar, that at this school a long wi th the French and German, a 1 "rMR. STEREO" Ir Ascene from "1CINIDERELLAt" in French at Whi tby Anderson Col legiate. L a tin p1 a y was performed in three a ctfs demonstrating the abii1ity of its stu dents to aiso communicate in that tongue which is the key to our living i anguages. Sponsor s for these events are compan les which by their international nature would be interested to further sucheffortsof the students: Air Can- ada. This company provides a famil- îarizationflight for thirty students of e a ch p a rt i cipating schoo, during which the atmcsphere of an overseas fi ight is created. Voikswagen Canada: Entertains the best speaker of French du ri1ng a three-d-ay stay i nMontreal through îts regionai Montreai office, FOR RENT3 Cars A&Trucks of ANl Si«and Shapes Ltwst Prie d 111M Servico in Town COMMUNICATE WITH PRICE ASSOCIATES Brochures, letterIýeads, envelopes, leaflets, etc. Complete faciliîes available ln Whltby for wrlting, design, typography, printing. Phono 668-q8616 or Write Box 29 Whltby Let us meet your total communications needs. CHINESE FOOD CAIL THE$ Su~i~.68ý721 "And Let Your ~îii 1~S~Taste Be The iodge" 10% OFF on Pick Up orders FREE Home Delivery FaSt Take Out -Service SUNLIGHT RESTAURANT 116 OUNDAS ST.- W. AMPLE PARKING AT REAR furthermore dona tes a number of prac- ticai gîfts to every schooi. Then there isFredLehnerTravel Service, Tor- onto, do nating French and Ujerman books deai ing with the culture and h i s t o r y of these countr les, and the Torontoer Zeitun!g, German lanquaqe weekly, also contributing books. The German Consul ate Generai ai so shows an interest, sending a representative whobrings books with hlm congratul- ating the students. The students seem t o enjoy meet- ing ail these people. So, rniany inter- s et i ng c o ntacts are made from the modemn departments of the high schooi s to the world outside. Frîday EVENING NEWS. WEATHER, iSPORTS ) <J RACH FOR THE TOP ) GREEN ACRES (a) L'DICK VAN DYKIE ePIERRE SERTON-lnWasw ~ SANDV GRIFFITH (c) I400EPOOGE LOOGE àOZZIE AND NARRET 6:0 ([)NuCme"Sg) <J AKI MINE COURTRY ) <JWEEKDAY (F, (1)ABC NEWS-Howmr K. 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