Clinton News-Record, 1980-11-08, Page 19Steve Corbett, this week's player of the week, runs
six days a week to keep in shape. (CHSS photo)
Player of the week'�'
Steve Corbett, a cross
country runner, is also
involved in the track
events of 100 and 400
metre hurdles.
Steve, who lives in
Seaforth, practises six
days a week leaving only
one day for rest.. His
practises run from 13, to
2 hours in length and
sincepractises- are
..:usually- after sehnol:-he,z-.
. gets a ride home with Mr.
Ludwig his coach. .
Steve started these
sports in Grade 8 and this
year in Grade 11 is his
fourth year. He picked
these sports because he
enjoys the competition
and recognition that he
gets for himself and his
schtol. From these sports
he also gets enjoyment,
an opportunity to do his
best and compete against
others.
Steve thinks that more
students do not get . in-
volved insors t because
they are afraid they
cannot do better than
others- so -do not -try. --Also,- -
Reed Career Service
by Paul Hartman
You've undoubtedl
seen Howie Meeker oh
the tube lately pushing
something called Reed
Career Service.
If you, don't know what
Reed Career Service is,
it's simply a Canadian
Company engaged in the
creation and "distribution
of career awareness
material to, assist
students who are in the
process of-making-eareer
decisions.
Reed offers a video
cassette system complete
with 137 cassettes which
bring the viewer face to
face with people from
hundreds of different
professions. The Com-
pany believes (and
rightly so) that the
decision of choosing a
career is probably one of
the most important ones
you'll ever make.
Therefore this decision
should be made with
extreme care and Reed
thinks that the system
will aid students in
making this decision.
I spoke with Mr. Gord
Smith the head guidance
omical
counsellor at C} $$ to get
his viewpoint on the
system.
The first thing thatlMr.
Smith stressed was that
the price .tag (ap-
proximately $7,500)
would make the purchase
of the system almost
impossible for this
school.
He did however
mention that if enough
public pressure .was
exerted tira " p�sstbiy�
could be a chance that a
system could be bought
and shared among the
five Huron County
Schools.
Despite the price Mr.
Smith is all in favor of the
system and after the
viewing a sample of it
says it is of very high
quality.
My basic viewpoint of
the system has to be a
positive one. What better
way to introduce career
resource material than.
with today's most
papular medium of video.
Itis my pin'on that the
Huron C un y school
board sh ld seriously
Cuties
people do :not w-a�nt to :g4
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ro g e ass es o
training. Steve feels that
to be good at a particular
sport you have to train.
Finally, Steve says that
more school spirit can be
achieved among students
if they get greater
recognition.
Sports scene
Junior girls
basketball
Last Thursday, the
junior girls basketball
team travelled to
Stratford where they
were defeated by
Stratford Northwestern.
The girls struggled
through player ab-
senteeism in losing by 12
points.
On Monday, the team
compensated for their
loss in ' Stratford by
beating a weak ` team
from Seaforth by a score
of 37-24. The high scorers
-were Donna Horner with
13 points and Lorrie
Mann with 9 points.
Senior girls
basketball
By Chris Carter
On Monday, November
3, the senior girls
basketball team played
the Seaforth girls at
C.H.S.S. Without their
coach, Mr. Howard being
present at the game, the
girls found it difficult to
perform to their fullest
ability.
Though they fought
well, they found their
shooting capacity less
advanced than that of the
Seaforth team, losing 54-
14. -
Cross Country
The London Ski Club
was the site of the cross
country OFSA meet held
on November 1, .1980.
k Lori Souch was the
midget girl represen-
tative for Central Huron.
In a field of over 230 girls,
Lori ran 22nd. This
placement put her ahead
of 4 of the 5 girls who beat
her in WOSSA, including
the WOSSA Champion.
Lori ran the 3,2 kilometer
race in a personal best
time of 15 minutes, 21
seconds.
C.H.S.S. is very iiroud•
of Lori Souch for her
great performance of the
All Ontario'
Wanted
Your support on Monday
-- -On Thursday -October
30, the students of Central
Huron Secondary School
were treated to the
dazzling antics of the
California Cuties. This
group of bounding
beauties played an ac-
tion -packed game of
basketball.
This group of univer-
sity and college
graduates were not as
good as "The Harlem
Globetrotters" but they
put on a very good show.
While the teachers played
the California Cuties, the
riotous sounds of laughter
from audience filled the
gymnasium. The high
points of the game cen-
tered around Mr.
Howard, who _ was
checked, knocked down,
and was on the bottom of
Quiz Time Again
A rabbit and a turtle
start a -long race across
the county. The race
route is 100 km long. I f 11_
The rabbit "travels- half
the remaining distance
each day, and 2)1 The
Turtle Travels 2 km each
day then who will win the
race? (Answer next
week).
+++
How did everyone do
with the number series?
Great? Here's the series
again: 9, 7, 8, 7, 7, 7. The
next number is 6. Notice
that the first, third, fifth
numbers decrease
(9,8,7). The seventh
number in the series
should be 6. Every other
number starting with the
second term in the series
is 7, and -7 should be the
the pile up.
The California Cuties
used many of the tricks
which have been
established as classics
such as, throwing water
on the other team, joking
around with members. of
the audience and making
the . whole game a
laughing matter.
All in all, the game was
well worth the admission
price and the match was
very entertaining.
consider the purchase of
such a. system no znattt;r
what the cost may. be. It
could prove invaluable to
hundreds of students'
futures.
CI.INTON NEWS•:
.e'er, fect showing
By Paul Hartman
On Friday October alst,
C.H'.L'.S. students gladly
sacrificed the first two
periods of the day to view
a Hallowe'en assembly.
The assembly conn,
rnittee led by Christina
Carter, I had been
preparing the assembly
for weeks and had even
come to school on a P.D.
day to practise,
As the saying goes,
"practise makes perfect"
-The _Ca:1ttorni.a:.Cuties; cum edy--basketball-tea•m-
from the United States, delighted the students at
Central Huron .last week with their antics. (CHSS
.photo)
ECO , T. UR DA NOV ME r --- " S19
and this asse bly came
as close to bng perfect
as any f have seen in the
past tour years..
Everything went off
without a 'hitch, The skits
were well written,, end
much to the delight Of the
audience, featured ex�
cellent slap -stick humor.
° Highlights of the
assembly included, ""Xan
Can't Cook", "Beyond
Me" (a spoof on the TV
show "Beyond Reason")
and a so4p opera, which
will be 'continued in the
next assembly.
Many people we've
talked to rate this
assembly as number one
in their view, and it is
hoped that the excellent
writing, acting and
ergani ration---whieh---we
evident will be- continued
in upcoming assemblies.
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• can make logical decisions
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