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WUIITBY FEE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2. 1986 PAGE 1 Participants in a presentation for the Carmen Campney, a grade eight student at Children's Literary Guild at the last Durham Ridgeway Public School in Oshawa, and Board of Education meeting were from left Sandra Dean. teacher at E.A. Fairman and Rodger Lappin, principal of E.A. Fairman orginator ofthp- idea for the guild. In front Public School and co-ordinator for the event; is Holly Van Rossum, a grade two student Anita Jeppinen, a grade eight student at at E.A. Fairman Grandview Public School in Oshawa; Free Press Staff Photo Child authors had rapt audience By JAN DODGE Free Press Staff A grade two student fromn E.A. Fairman Public School held her listeners at the Durham Board of Education meeting spellbound. In a clear beli-like voice Holly Van Rossuai, without aid of t.he microphone read lier original com- position, The Lost Pot of Gold. So attentive were trustees that a dropped pin would have been a disruption. HolIy was one of three students who read work they had produced for the Children's Literary Guild at the last Executive chosen FROM PG. 9 credited music venor Ruth Weales; teachers. bulletin secretary The new executive for Laurel Griffen; 1986-88 are: president publicity Sandra Sharon Perkins; vice Rutherford and president Ann Link; O.D.C.A. rep Jo-Anne past president Mary Westover. Easden; secretary Durîng the meeting Beverley Jealouse; the group also discussed treasurer Louise plans for Canada Music Hughes; social con- Week and several venor Ruth Cotton; workshops slated for recital convenor Sadie next faîl. meeting of the board. The guild, held in al public elementary schools in Durham region over a period of two weeks, had 33,000 participants. For that time students made a concentrated ef- fort on their writing; they shared their works with the classroom; they shared with the other classes and read to each other in smnall groups, said Rodger Lappin, principal at' E.A. 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